The Clark International Festival of Speed (CIFOS) announced that its 2-Wheels Festival was one for the books, as it achieved resounding success that saw the participation of more than 300 motorcycle riders.
CIFOS said that the annual Gypsy Tour Motorcycle Parade is one of the major highlights of the 2-Wheels Festival, held at the Clark International Speedway (CIS) last November. The organizers shared that the event saw a record-breaking participation of 339 bikers, which is a significant increase from the previous year’s total of 139 riders. The motorcycle parade commenced at the Clark Parade Grounds and concluded with a celebratory lap at the CIS.
Clark Development Corporation Manager of Tourism Promotions Division Len Lorenzo lauded the growing attendance of the 2-Wheels Festival. Lorenzo said, “Over the past 3 years, CIFOS has grown from an ambitious idea to one of Clark’s most exciting and recognizable signature events.”
Kilton Motor Corporation & CIS President Johnny Tan expressed his enthusiasm for the event’s rapid expansion. “Use this opportunity every year for everybody to experience the race track through the help of our manufacturers and distributors like Suzuki, Yamaha, Ducati and every other motorcycle manufacturer that would like to support CIFOS.”
The festival was packed with different activities, such as the MoRac National Races were thrilling races delivering adrenaline-pumping competition. It also featured the Pit Land Hub, where attendees got the chance to explore featured custom bikes, gear, lifestyle exhibits, and club showcases.
The 2-Wheels Festival also had the Moto Track Experience, where participants got to experience riding through the race track. There’s also the Advancing Rider Festival, where Suzuki organized its Safety Riding Clinic sessions. Adding to the list of activities is the Motorcycle Exhibit and the annual charity run dubbed Mad Dogs Poker Run.
One of the festival highlights also included the awarding ceremony for the very first CIFOS Shutter Session (MoRac Access Day), celebrating the visual storytellers who captured the essence of the sport.
Photo Category Winner: Neihl Ernest Tan
- Runner-ups and Finalists: Christian Aquino, GJ Siddayao, Michael Aguas, Rico Manalansan, John Paul Cruz, and Jeorge Santos.
Video Category Winner: Seth Enriquez
- Runner-up Winners: Isaac Castro, Gabriel Cunanan, and Vener Layoso.
The 2025 2-Wheels Festival was made possible through the support of its key partners: Clark Development Corporation, Kilton Motor Corporation, Clark International Speedway, Kart Plaza Manufacturing Corp., Yamaha, Sailun Tire, and Suzuki.
