ROBINSONS Starmills in Pampanga hosts the seventh leg of the Phoenix National Slalom Series on Sunday.
The event, which marks the second half of the 2017 National Series, is powered by Phoenix Premium 98 and Phoenix Accelerate fully synthetic oil.
Registration starts at 8 a.m. There will be a free slalom clinic from 9 to 10 a.m.
Only one practice coupon is reserved for each driver. Practice Runs will resume from 11 a.m. onwards, with each driver given one official practice run regardless of how many classes or cars entered.
Each participating driver will receive four liters (one gallon) of Phoenix Accelerate Fully Synthetic Oil.
To accumulate points for the Overall and Class Champions, contenders must use the specified Federal Tyres for at least nine or 75% of the series. They must also possess the Automobile Association of the Philippines Clubman license. All drivers will be charged an additional one-time P300 per leg for the AAP Clubman License.
The National Slalom Events are affiliated with the AAP and FIA and is the longest-running motorsport discipline in the country.
The 2017 RACE National Slalom Series is presented by Phoenix Premium 98 and Phoenix Accelerate fully synthetic oil, with major sponsors Federal Tyres, Outlast Battery and Robinsons Starmills. It is also supported by Starbright Body Kits, Auto Transporter, Aeromed, Cars Unlimited Fairview, Mark Young Racing and media partners Stoplight TV, C! Magazine, Auto Car Magazine, Power Wheels Magazine and Ride and Drive Philippines.
Winners of the slalom’s sixth leg last July 9 will be awarded their trophies. The eighth leg will be on Aug. 27 in Robinsons Novaliches.
For details, contact Bing Bang O. Dulce at tel. nos. 928-6951, 0922-8165344 and 0917-8119337, mail racemotorsportsclub@yahoo.com or like the event’s Facebook page.
The event can be used as a car club meet or an eyeball time for the different car clubs. The Slalom Too Class will also be held, wherein Clubman and experienced drivers can join. This class, however, won’t have a 360-degree turn and professional drivers are not allowed.
