The running of this Competition owes much to the will of the organiser, the Automobile General Association Macao-China, who have spared no efforts.

The teams that had shown interest in the Asia-Pacific Championship in Macau were not all able to sign up sufficient Drivers when the time came to move away from their home base. The Automobile General Association Macao-China had nevertheless made every effort to take over a significant part of the costs, especially regarding accommodation.

The KZ entry has thereby been reduced to less than 25 entries from 10 countries and four continents. Australia will be strongly represented with its 10 Drivers. Analysis of the profiles of the Drivers shows a wide range in both age (from 16 to over 30 years) and experience. Some Drivers will make their debut in 125cc gearbox, others are experienced specialists, and some are car Drivers who will make a return to karting for this occasion.

Regarding the possible favourites, the Parolin Racing Kart factory team has entered two talented Italians. Lorenzo Camplese and Francesco Celenta were ranked 2nd and 5th respectively in the CIK-FIA International Super Cup for KZ2 at Sarno in 2014. They race Parolin-TM Racing-Bridgestone machinery in Macau. Ranked 8th at the CIK-FIA European KZ2 Championship this year, the Dutchman Marijn Kremers (Ricciardo Kart-Parilla-B'stone) represents the younger European generation coming up along with the Frenchman Hubert Petit (TB Kart-Modena Engines-B'stone).

After racing in Europe in the CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy in 2010 and 2011, and taking 4th in the 2011 CIK-FIA Asia-Pacific KF3 Championship, the Hong Kong Driver Jacky Chan Cheuk Hin (CRGSPA-Modena Engines-B'stone) now continues his career in KZ2.

The Australians Joshua Fife (CRG-TM Racing-B'stone), Cody Gillis (CRGSPA-Maxter-B'stone), Zane Morse (CRG-Maxter-B'stone) and Jonathan Mangos (CRG-TM Racing-B'stone) are among the experienced Drivers in direct drive karting who have recently moved to KZ2, and could play a role in the conquest of the title on the Coloane-Macao circuit. They will face their more experienced compatriot Troy Loeskow (Ricciardo Kart-Parilla-B'stone) and a key element of the Australian participation Hayden Patrizi (Ricciardo Kart-TM Racing-B'stone).

At least two Drivers among those registered have already seriously tried their luck in cars. These are the Hong Kong Drivers Jun Jin Pu (Gillard-TM Racing-B'stone) who has been seen in Formula Renault 2.0 and LMP2, and the Australian Darren Burke (CRG-Maxter-B'stone) who is experienced in karting as well as in Formula Ford and the Speed ​​Euro Series.