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    SEAOIL renews support for Radical Challenge Philippines ahead of 2023 season

    MobilityCarsSEAOIL renews support for Radical Challenge Philippines ahead of 2023 season

    Radical Cars Philippines announces the return of the country’s fastest race series for its second season. Along with official fuel partner SEAOIL Philippines, the 2023 SEAOIL Radical Challenge Philippines is set to kick off its action-packed season this July.

    A total of five events are lined up for the 2023 championship. After the curtain raiser at the Clark International Speedway (CIS), the series will move to the Batangas Racing Circuit (BRC) in September before returning to Clark for back-to-back rounds in October and November. Finally, the season will culminate with a 2 Hour Endurance on the 25th of November.

    Now accredited as a National-level championship by the Automobile Association Philippines (AAP), the series will once again feature a strong 10-car grid of Radical SR1s. The SR1 features a carbon-steel space frame chassis covered with a high downforce, lightweight fiberglass body. A mid-mounted 182 bhp RPE 1340cc racing-spec engine powers the rear wheels via a six-speed sequential gearbox. Because it’s so simple and lightweight, the SR1 is able to provide the ultimate driving experience battling wheel-to-wheel in a cost-effect manner.

    Like in the previous year, the roster of drivers comes from diverse backgrounds from rookies, gentlemen drivers, to professionals.

    SEAOIL Radical Challenge Philippines 2023 Calendar

    Round 1 | July 21-23 (Clark International Speedway)

    Round 2 | September 22-24 (Batangas Racing Circuit)

    Round 3 | October 27-29 (Clark International Speedway)

    Round 4 | November 24  (Clark International Speedway)

    Endurance | November 25  (Clark International Speedway)

    2023 also sees SEAOIL Philippines, Inc. return as the championships’ title partner and official fuel supplier with SEAOIL Extreme 97 Octane as the approved fuel, guaranteeing maximum performance. After a fruitful first season, the country’s leading independent fuel provider has agreed to sign a new three-year-deal with Radical Cars Philippines to power the championship all the way to 2025.

    “We are thrilled to return as the title sponsor of Radical Challenge Philippines for 2023. SEAOIL’s world class Extreme 97 Octane fuel will once again power the fastest racing series in the country. We will continue providing the same brand of ‘Alagang SEAOIL’ on the track, as we have been giving to every Filipino motorist who fills up in our stations. This exciting partnership with Radical exemplifies SEAOIL’s commitment in championing Philippine motorsports and fostering a culture of high-performance excellence. We hope to see everyone at the track!” shared Edward Cruz, SEAOIL Philippines Inc. head of B2C Segment Marketing.

    SEAOIL Philippines, Inc. has been a key pillar to the success of the Radical Challenge Philippines’ inaugural season. Records were broken, new fastest laps were set, and limits were conquered on track. With a newfound vigor in 2023, the championship is ready to break even more records and take racing a step higher.

    “The partnership with SEAOIL Philippines is a huge milestone as we continue to push the development of motorsports in the country. Our goal is to be here long term and SEAOIL shares that value as we continue to work together for the next three years, solidifying Radical Challenge Philippines as the stepping stone for racing drivers in the Philippines,” said Marlon Stockinger, Radical Cars Philippines Motorsports director.

    Each round on the calendar follows a three-day format that consists of Free Practice on Friday, Qualifying and Race 1 on Saturday, and finally Race 2 and 3 on Sunday. Sprint races are 30 minutes in length start-to-finish, while a new 2 Hour Endurance has been added in 2023 that will see multiple driver changes and pit stops.

    The 2023 SEAOIL Radical Challenge Philippines is powered by SEAOIL Extreme 97 Octane, sponsored by Kumu, Kooler, and Porsche Design Manila.

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