Cleanfuel Motocross to hold Round 2 of National Junior Series 

Following the successful initial round of its Invitational Series, Cleanfuel Motocross Park upgraded the event and turned it into the National Junior Motocross Series.

The company said that the aforementioned competition — which is scheduled tomorrow — will be a completely different racing series as it would focus on the young amateur motorcycle riders from the 50cc, 65cc, and 85cc categories. The winner in the series will have a chance to compete in the FIM-Asia motocross race series.

Sanctioned by the National Motorcycle Sports and Safety Association (NAMSSA), the race for tomorrow “is designed to enhance public awareness of the sport locally and further hone world-class motocross riders.”

“We are grateful and thrilled to partner with the Cleanfuel Motocross Series event. The National Junior Series will certainly leave a big hope and hone top caliber junior riders in the country in its bid to compete in the bigger international race scene,” NAMSSA President Macky Carapiet.

“This will be an exciting race for the young talented riders across the country. We see parents of all riders coming here to the track weekly, supporting their kids, to practice in the upcoming race,” he added.

Meanwhile, Cleanfuel Brand Ambassador and Motocross Park head coach Kenneth San Andres shared Carapiets belief saying that the event could serve as their ticket “for their dream to compete internationally.” 

The race categories in the second round are the following: 50cc starter shaft drive single-speed automatic (eight years old and below); 50cc two-stroke/70cc four-stroke starter chain drive single-speed automatic (eight years old and below); 50cc two-stroke/70cc four-stroke single-speed automatic (nine years old and below); 65cc (12 years old and below); 85cc two-stroke/150-cc four-stroke production (14 years old and below); ladies class (24 years old and below); local open enduro (locally-manufactured motorcycles); beginners open production; novice open production class; veterans b (40 years old and above); veterans expert; and the mini electric stacyc class.

Relatedly, participants can start registering online for the Round 3, (which is set on October 29), at this link. 

The event is powered by Smart, Maya Business, and De Guzman and Co. Watches.

Photos from Ruben D. Manahan IV

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