A League of Their Own
Aero and Aqsa Sutan Aswar together with Rifat Sungkar show us how casual cool should be done
Jetski athletes Aero and Aqsa Sutan Aswar and former Indonesian race car driver and businessman, Rifat Helmy Sungkar, have made Indonesia proud by winning multiple accolades in numerous competitions, and they always looks sharp in the latest fashion.
AQSA SUTAN ASWAR
Just like his beloved brother, Aqsa’s masterful skills to handle rough waters while maintaining speed and balance on the jet ski is something to be reckoned with. As a proud Indonesian jet ski athlete, Aqsa has brought home a lot of medals from various competitions including P1 Aquax Pro Series Round 4 and gold from the prestigious Asian Games 2018. As he uses most of his days training to prepare for the next win, not to mention the long hours spent on the sea, Aqsa balances his social life by travelling and hanging out with his brother and friends.
RIFAT HELMY SUNGKAR
Rifat’s love and dedication for the racing world runs in his blood having grown up in a family of racers. Always giving his best for Indonesia, Rifat has won many international competitions during his active years such as achieving the 3rd podium at Asia Pacific Rally Championship in 2011, 1st podium at the World Rally Championship in 2012, and 3rd podium at Rally America in 2013. Even after retiring from his career in rally, Rifat continues to pass on his knowledge of the sport as a public speaker and to his young son who also has the passion for racing just like his father.
AERO SUTAN ASWAR
“I always told my kids that, if one day you become a successful racer, always look down and never look up” —Rifat H Sungkar
Turning his hobby into a successful career, Aero Sutan Aswar proves that anyone can achieve what one dreams of. Through hard work to develop his talent further, Aero has won several trophies and medals during his journey from becoming winners in 2014 and 2016 P1 Aquax World Championship to bringing silver from the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia, and many other titles. Aero does not stop there as last year he won the World Finals Pro Endurance Runabout Open class in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, with the highest points at 400.