The SEAOIL Radical Challenge Philippines is set to ignite tracks for its fourth season in 2025, promising an expanded calendar, intense rivalries, and a mix of returning champions and new contenders in the country’s fastest racing series. Fueled by SEAOIL Extreme-97, the championship has doubled its events from two to four rounds, offering more action for drivers and fans alike.
The season kicks off at the Clark International Speedway (CIS) with Round 1 from July 25-27, followed by Round 2 on August 22-24. The series then moves to the Batangas Racing Circuit (BRC) for Round 3 from September 26-28, culminating in the title showdown back at Clark from October 17-19. Each round features a three-day format, including practice, qualifying, and three 30-minute sprint races.
The grid will again be divided into two categories: the quicker SR3 Challenge Cup, powered by a 232 bhp RPE 1500cc racing engine, and the SR1 Challenge Cup. Reigning SR3 champion Mikey Jordan returns to defend his title, alongside last year’s runner-up Andre Rodrigues and Rafa Caceres. In the SR1 class, two-time AAP Driver of the Year Miguel Quiñones makes a comeback, facing new competition from former karting ace Juha Turalba, making his Radical racing debut.
Edward Cruz, SEAOIL Philippines Inc. Head of Fuels Marketing, reaffirmed their commitment, stating, “SEAOIL Extreme 97, our premium performance fuel, continues to power every Radical SR1 and SR3 on the grid—proving its capability under the most demanding track conditions.”
Marlon Stockinger, Motorsports Director of Radical Cars Philippines, expressed excitement for the season, noting the debut of the all-new SR1 XXR and anticipating record-breaking action. The 2025 season is sponsored by SEAOIL Philippines, Inc., Bank of the Philippine Islands, Dove, Axe, The AutoComplex, and Second Skin Industries.
