The leg, which happened at the Clark International Speedway last July 9 to 11, saw Toyota Motor Philippines transform its premier racing series into a rolling laboratory to test low-carbon biofuels. This makes Toyota Motor Philippines the first car manufacturer locally to test the use of biofuels for motorsports.

The racecars competing that weekend in the Vios One-Make Races used an E20 bio-ethanol blend, while the Tamaraw One-Make Races used a B5 coco-biodiesel blend. In addition to being low-carbon alternatives, the use of these biofuels supports Philippine energy security and agricultural sector development, as it helps reduce petroleum importation while sourcing biofuel products from feedstock grown by local coconut and sugarcane farmers.

“Using biofuels matters because first, it helps make our fuel supply more stable. If we can produce more of what we need locally, we are less affected by problems happening far away. Second, it supports our farmers. By using more coconut-based fuel, we create more demand for what they produce,” said TMP President Masando Hashimoto.

Here are the full race results of the TGR Philippine Cup Race Weekend 2:

Sprint Race 3

Legacy Class

1. Paolo Ang (Madkart – R Racing)
2. Jher Villar (Precision Speed Racing)
3. Oliver Estrella (Oliver Autoworx)

Sprint Race 4

Super Sporting Class

1. Red Diwa (Toyota Isabela)
2. Alain Gabriel Alzona (Toyota Gensan / Davao Racing)
3. Joaquin Garrido (Obengers Racing)

Sporting Class

1. Mike Santos (R Racing)
2. Bern Zaragoza (Resultado Racing)
3. Luigi Co R Racing (TDG Group)

Tamaraw Class

1. Iñigo Anton (Obengers Racing)
2. Oliver Aquino (Toyota Bicutan Racing Team)
3. Raymond Cudala (R Racing)

Legacy Class

1. Paolo Ang (Madkart – R Racing)
2. Jher Villar (Precision Speed Racing)
3. Oliver Estrella (Oliver Autoworx)

Sprint Race 5

Super Sporting Class

1. Maila Alivia (Toyota Isabela – Edgesport Racing)
2. Michael Bryan Co (R Racing – TDG Group)
3. Red Diwa (Toyota Isabela)

Sporting Class

1. Luigi Co (R Racing – TDG Group)
2. Emmanuel Jason Lao (Happy Hotels App)
3. Joshua David Marquez (Obengers Racing)

Tamaraw Class

1. Iñigo Anton (Obengers Racing)
2. Alain Gabriel Alzona (Toyota Gensan / Davao Racing)
3. Russel Reyes (KAU – ERA Autosport)

Sprint Race 6

Super Sporting Class

1. Red Diwa (Toyota Isabela)
2. Joaquin Garrido (Obengers Racing)
3. Michael Bryan Co (R Racing – TDG Group)

Sporting Class

1. Bern Zaragoza (Resultado Racing)
2. Julia De Los Angeles (Obengers Racing)
3. Joshua David Marquez (Obengers Racing)

Tamaraw Class

1. Russel Reyes (KAU – ERA Autosport)
2. Iñigo Anton (Obengers Racing)
3. Raymond Cudala (R Racing)

The TGR Philippine Cup heads next to the Batangas Racing Circuit on August 13 to 15, 2026 and returns to the Clark International Speedway on September 10 to 12, 2026.