Champions Are Made: F.C.C. Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup (HPDC) Round 2 Recap

In the world of motorsports, greatness doesn’t happen by chance—it’s built lap by lap, round by round. This was clearly on display during Round 2 of the F.C.C. Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup (HPDC), where young riders from across the country returned to the track with renewed focus, fearless determination, and the drive to chase their dreams.

HPDC is more than a race; it’s a developmental platform by Honda Philippines for riders aged 10 to 15 years old, giving them the opportunity to hone their skills and race competitively. Round 2 showcased just how crucial the program is in shaping future champions—elevating talent, sharpening racecraft, and preparing riders for global competition.

🏁 ROUND 2 QUALIFYING RESULTS

Despite changing weather conditions at Tarlac Circuit Hill, riders remained aggressive and focused. Travis Canoy, Jr. delivered a blistering lap, clinching pole position. Galzote and Aguilar were close behind, showing how tight the competition had become.

🏍️ RACE 1 HIGHLIGHTS (Round 2)

The opening race of the round brought intense action. Pole-sitter Travis Canoy had a strong start but unfortunately crashed at Turn 1, ending his race early. The youngest rider, #13 Melchyyzedek Jacob Ngo, seized the opportunity and claimed his first podium finish in 3rd place. #5 Ronald Galzote secured 2nd, while #11 Renzzy Gabrielle Vigo maintained composure to take 1st place in a gripping finish.

🏍️ RACE 2 HIGHLIGHTS (Round 2)

Race 2 raised the stakes even higher. Riders demonstrated maturity in their line choices and race strategies. The final lap saw an electrifying duel between Canoy and Vigo. In a dramatic straight-line dash, Travis Canoy narrowly secured the win ahead of Vigo, making a strong comeback after his earlier crash.

🏆 OVERALL RIDER STANDINGS (After Round 2)

With more rounds to go, the leaderboard remains open, and every race counts.

More Than a Race—It’s the Road to Champions

The HPDC continues to show that with the right platform, young Filipinos can rise to world-class levels. Round 2 wasn’t just another competition; it was a major milestone for many riders who are no longer just dreamers—but emerging champions.

This journey is powered by dedicated partners: F.C.C. Philippines, HJC Helmets, Alpinestar Philippines, MTRT Philippines, Racing Boy, NGK Spark Plugs, RK Takasago Chains, and Romy Lanceta Trucking Corporation—who all share the vision of advancing Philippine motorsports with Honda Philippines Inc.