The road to the next generation of Filipino motorcycle racing champions officially began as Round 1 of the 2025 F.C.C. Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup (HPDC) revved up last May 3–4 at Tarlac Circuit Hill, marking an adrenaline-filled start to the season under Honda’s Road to Champion program.
From the first lap to the checkered flag, families, fans, and racing enthusiasts witnessed 12 young talents, aged 11 to 15, battle it out aboard their Honda CBR150R race bikes, pushing their skills, precision, and racing spirit to the limit.
Guided by veteran local racing coach and mentor Dashi Watanabe, the HPDC continues its mission to discover and develop Filipino racing talent through world-class training and competition.
The Spirit of Racing Burns Bright
The race weekend was nothing short of electrifying. Riders executed daring overtakes on tight corners and strategic maneuvers through every chicane, while early rivalries began to heat up. Each twist of the throttle sent a clear message—the journey to becoming a champion is underway.
Rider Line-Up
Bike No.
Name of Rider
Age
2
Jolo Suba
15
3
Travis Canoy, Jr.
15
4
Gabriel Serevo
15
5
Ronald Galzote
13
6
Eunice Sta. Ana
15
7
Mike Daleniel Supan
14
8
Miguel Dizon
12
9
Vash Travis Aguilar
14
10
Zildjan Blanco
14
11
Nunoy “Kidlat” Vigo
13
12
James Gora
15
13
Melchyzedeck Jacob Ngo
11
Qualifying Result:
In a fierce qualifying session, Jolo Suba (#2) set the pace, engaging in a tight battle with Travis Canoy, Jr. (#3) for the lead position. Hot on their trail was Nunoy “Kidlat” Vigo (#11), showcasing his raw potential and determination to fight for a strong grid position.
Race 1 Result:
Fueled by grit and strategy, Travis Canoy, Jr. (#3) outmaneuvered his rival Jolo Suba (#2) to take the win, while Vash Travis Aguilar (#9) kept the heat on, securing 3rd place after an intense battle.
Race 2 Result:
The intensity escalated as Jolo Suba (#2) bounced back with a commanding victory in Race 2, holding off the relentless attacks from fellow racers. Nunoy “Kidlat” Vigo (#11) finished strong in 2nd place, while Ronald Galzote (#5) clinched 3rd, completing a closely fought podium.
The 2025 HPDC is proudly supported by F.C.C. Philippines, Inc. and key partners, strengthening Honda’s commitment to grassroots motorsports development and fueling the dreams of young Filipino racers.
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