The 2025 SEAOIL Radical Challenge Philippines is gearing up for a decisive and action-packed finish as the series returns to the Clark International Speedway (CIS) on November 21 and 22, 2025. To ramp up the excitement, four races have been scheduled for the final round, including a double-points finale, setting the stage for a tightly-contested conclusion in both the SR3 and SR1 Challenge Cups.
The season’s fourth round adopts an expanded race format to recover lost track time from the previous weather-affected leg. Qualifying will be held on November 21, Friday morning, followed by two races in the afternoon of the same day. The third race takes place on Saturday morning, while the fourth and final heat in the afternoon will award double championship points, a twist that could affect the outcome of the final championship results.
As it stands, defending champion Mikey Jordan of Jordan Racing x Autoholic Garage heads to the weekend with a comfortable lead after a season marked by consistency and strong pace. His advantage puts him in a position to clinch a second consecutive title. However, with four races to go and a total of 130 points up for grabs, his closest rivals Rafa Caceres and Andre Rodrigues still have mathematical chances of changing the outcome, should racing fortunes swing their way.
The SR1 Challenge category presents an even closer battle. Juha Turalba reclaimed the championship lead in the previous round, but Miguel Quiñones and Jaime Almario remained within striking distance. With momentum shifting around the three contenders throughout the season, the title may well be decided in the double-points final heat.
The 2025 Seaoil Radical Challenge Philippines has delivered some of the most competitive racing yet. As the season readies for its climax at CIS, teams and fans alike are bracing for a dramatic and potentially title-deciding weekend.
“This season has delivered unmatched speed, skill, and heart. What began four years ago as a bold partnership built on a shared passion for performance, innovation, and Filipino excellence has grown into the country’s fastest, most thrilling racing series, and this season’s finale at Clark is poised to be our most electrifying yet. We’re proud to have powered every lap with SEAOIL Extreme 97, our race-engineered fuel designed for maximum performance under the toughest conditions,” shared Edward Cruz, Seaoil Philippines Inc. Head of Fuels Marketing.
