Car photographers will once again arrive at the Clark International Speedway this August as the Clark International Festival of Speed (CIFOS) brings back its motorsports photo and video contest.
This year’s edition gets an added boost through a collaboration with Sony Philippines, bringing one of the world’s leading camera brands into an event that’s all about capturing the speed and excitement of racing.
Now rebranded as Trackside: Frames of Speed, the program builds on the success of the inaugural CIFOS Shutter Session held last year, which attracted more than 70 photographers and content creators across its two events. It also marked the largest number of photographers ever officially accredited to cover races at Clark International Speedway, highlighting the growing interest in motorsports photography in the country.
The event aims to have more people experience motorsports photography firsthand, making it easier for students, hobbyists, photographers, and content creators to get started. For many participants, this could be their first time shooting a race and perhaps the first step toward a future career in motorsports media.
According to CIFOS Organizing Director Michaelson Lim, “CIFOS hopes the program continues to build a community of photographers who are interested in documenting Philippine motorsports while giving participants access that is rarely available during race weekends.”
With a registration fee of P 500 per event, participants may choose to cover either-or both race weekends:
- August 2, 2026: Two-Wheel Race
- August 23, 2026: Four-Wheel Race
Aside from official trackside access and the photography workshop, participants will compete for a range of prizes that include Sony premium items, giveaways and raffle prizes, P 10,000 worth of karting vouchers, and custom trophies made by Cars & Prints.
Those interested may scan the QR code found on the official event poster (see below), access the registration link on all CIFOS social accounts or send their details to cifos.shuttersession [at] gmail.com.


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