MOTORSPORT FEATURES
Want to race? The first things most pros will tell you is to find a sponsor first. After all, racing isn't cheap. F1 costs billions of dollars and it's no secret several teams have backed out over the years due to insufficient budgets.
A rain soaked afternoon wouldn't dampen the enthusiasm of local drift fans as Burnt Rubber Productions and PLDT myDSL staged one helluva drifting treat. Straight from the Land of the Rising Sun, Nobuteru Taniguchi a.k.a NOB (No One Better) held a drifting exhibition and press conference in the Ortigas Home Depot grounds.
Here I am, driving the amazing Saleen S7-R, diving down into Eau Rouge at the Spa Francorchamps grand prix circuit. I lift off the throttle ever so slightly to get a hint of oversteer, balancing all four wheels on the edge of adhesion, rocketing back up on to one of the longest straights on the Formula One grand prix calendar.
To those who had their adolescences in the post-EDSA I years, a vast majority wouldn’t know the name Jose del Rosario “Pocholo” Ramirez from Adam.
The Arthur Tuason Memorial Cup (ATMC) - an annual kart race for charity held in honor of racing legend Arthur Tuason - recently marked its eighth year at the Manila Speedzone karting track at the Fort Bonifacio Global City in Taguig.
Originally conceived as a treasure hunt around the streets of Macau in 1954, the Macau Grand Prix has grown into one of the biggest motorsports events eagerly contested by the world’s top professional and amateur racecar drivers.
It is one of the most popular racing series in the entire world, and certainly the most popular in Japan. With several manufacturers, dozens of cars and teams participating, the Super GT (formerly known as the JGTC) has focused the limelight on Japanese motorsports.
Elementary and higher learning on four wheels
Ever since Spanish times, education has always been emphasized by Filipinos as a tool for young adults to get themselves equipped with the necessary skills to hurdle through life.
Local supercar owners and enthusiasts have started to discover safer ways to play with their toys by running in 'trackdays'.


