Aguja secured the top spot, with De Luna closely trailing in the Padyak Champion category—a recognition reserved for the most outstanding cyclist messengers and delivery riders engaged in on-demand and parcel delivery services. This achievement stands as a testament to their remarkable commitment and exemplary performance in the delivery field, all while embracing sustainable transportation practices.

As the Padyak Champion of the year, Aguja brought home a cash prize of P 10,000, various cycling merchandise, and a brand new bike. She shares, “Maraming salamat po sa Mobility Awards sa award na ito. Bilang isang female delivery-partner, iba ang hirap na dinaranas namin kumpara sa mga ibang kasama namin. Ang hindi naiiba ay ang determinasyon namin na magtagumpay sa buhay at makapagbigay ng magandang serbisyo sa bawat customer namin. Salamat din po sa Grab para sa oportunidad na magkaroon ng magandang kabuhayan para sa aming sarili at mga pamilya.” De Luna, who joined Grab during the pandemic, shares his pride of being a cyclist on the platform. “Ang mga cyclist sa Grab ay isang matibay na komunidad na nagtutulungan – tunay na maasahan. Malaki ang pasasalamat ko sa cyclist community at syempre sa Grab. Bilang isang PWD, hindi madaling makahanap ng kabuhayan dito sa bansa natin, kaya masaya ako na mapasama sa komunidad na ito,” he notes.

Grab takes great pride in fostering inclusivity by integrating bikers as a component of its delivery-partner fleet, a clear and resolute commitment to empowering a broader spectrum of Filipinos through its platform.