Alain Gabriel Alzona, Bern Zaragoza, and Iñigo Anton win the 2026 TGR Philippine Cup. Toyota announces the GR 86 class for 2027.
The 2026 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Philippine Cup concluded with thrilling action at Clark International Speedway. Alain Gabriel Alzona won the Super Sporting Class championship. Bern Zaragoza claimed top honors in the Sporting Class. Meanwhile, Iñigo Anton dominated the inaugural Tamaraw Class season. Toyota Motor Philippines unveiled the GR 86 OMR car during the finale. The exciting new GR 86 racing class will join the series in 2027 alongside Vios and Tamaraw divisions. Stay updated on Philippine motorsports with Traffic Network PH.
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2026 TGR Philippine Cup concludes thrilling season, GR 86 racing class announced for 2027
Alain Gabriel Alzona triumphs in Super Sporting Class, Bern Zaragoza takes the win in Sporting Class, and Iñigo Anton claims championship in inaugural Tamaraw Class

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The 2026 season of the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Philippine Cup has come to a thrilling close. Alain Gabriel Alzona from Toyota General Santos – Davao Racing, Bern Zaragoza from Resultado Racing, and Iñigo Anton from Obengers Racing have emerged as the champions in their respective classes after four grueling and heated weekends, with the fourth and final race weekend happening last October 24 at the Clark International Speedway in Mabalacat, Pampanga.

Vios one-make race cars (OMR) battled it out in the Super Sporting, Sporting and Legacy Classes, while the Tamaraw OMRs went wheel-to-wheel in the Tamaraw Class.

The penultimate sprint race, which awarded double points, saw intense action in the Super Sporting Class, as Joaquin Garrido, who started at P2, was able to secure the lead as early as the first turn. A few laps later, Red Diwa was sent careening off course into the grass with an errant collision in the rear from Garrido but made a miraculous recovery by driving back into the track, regaining his position. Garrido later encountered trouble and had to regroup at the pit, managing to reenter later in the race at the bottom position.

Meanwhile, the penultimate Tamaraw Class race was tight, except for a climactic incident in the final lap, where Raymond Cudala veered off course at a corner while battling Oliver Aquino. That made him give up the lead he was protecting throughout the whole race, resulting in David Enzo Ison crossing the finish line in first place. Ison, however, was later relegated to third place due to a time penalty for exceeding track limits.

Race Weekend 4 of the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Philippine Cup was more than just a series of races, as it was a can’t-miss experience for racing and car enthusiasts. Beyond the sprint races, it held huge moments such as the unveiling of the GR 86 OMR through a track showcase for the public, and the announcement of the GR 86 Class for the 2027 season. TMP President Masando Hashimoto also revealed that Rookie Racing Garage Manila, a home for people who love cars, will be opening in the country.

“Despite the challenges we faced this year, we continued to race with a purpose. Throughout the 2026 season, we learned, tested, improved, and pushed ourselves forward. As always, we use motorsports as a platform to help shape a better future for mobility,” shared Hashimoto.
“While this season may be ending, our journey is entering an exciting new chapter. We look forward to welcoming a new generation of drivers and enthusiasts as we expand our racing platform to three one-make race classes: the Vios, the Tamaraw, and now, the GR86,” he added.

Aside from the track activities, fans tried their hand at the sim racing rigs, drove remote control cars in a miniature off-road track, checked out official GAZOO Racing merchandise, and purchased car parts and accessories for their rides at the sponsors’ booths.
Coming off the heels of a successful 2026 season, Toyota Motor Philippines continues to push the limits of innovation for the better—and this year’s edition would not have been possible without the unwavering dedication of the racers, their teams, partners, and the fervent support of the fans.

Below is the full list of winners for Race Weekend 4 and the overall 2026 season:
RACE WEEKEND 4 WINNERS
| SPRINT RACE 7 – LEGACY CLASS | ||
| 1st | Paolo Ang | Madkart – R Racing |
| 2nd | Oliver Estrella | Oliver Autoworx |
| 3rd | Gabie Desales | Gel Napat Racing – R Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 8 – LEGACY CLASS | ||
| 1st | Paolo Ang | Madkart – R Racing |
| 2nd | Angelo Gabriel Matias | Pertua Racing Team |
| 3rd | Oliver Estrella | Oliver Autoworx |
| SPRINT RACE 10 – SUPER SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Alain Gabriel Alzona | Toyota General Santos – Davao Racing |
| 2nd | Red Diwa | Toyota Isabela |
| 3rd | Joaquin Garrdio | Obengers Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 10 – SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Bern Zaragoza | Resultado Racing |
| 2nd | Julia De Los Angeles | Obengers Racing |
| 3rd | Mike Santos | R Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 10 – TAMARAW CLASS | ||
| 1st | Iñigo Anton | Obengers Racing |
| 2nd | Oliver Aquino | Toyota Bicutan Racing Team |
| 3rd | Jesse Garcia | Obengers Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 11 – SUPER SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Alain Gabriel Alzona | Toyota General Santos – Davao Racing |
| 2nd | Red Diwa | Toyota Isabela |
| 3rd | Michael Bryan Co | R Racing – TDG Group |
| SPRINT RACE 11 – SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Joshua David Marquez | Obengers Racing |
| 2nd | Mike Santos | R Racing |
| 3rd | Luigi Co | R Racing – TDG Group |
| SPRINT RACE 11 – TAMARAW CLASS | ||
| 1st | Oliver Aquino | Toyota Bicutan Racing Team |
| 2nd | Iñigo Anton | Obengers Racing |
| 3rd | David Enzo Ison | Toyota Gazoo Racing Team |
| SPRINT RACE 12 – SUPER SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Maila Alivia | Toyota Isabela – Edgesport Racing |
| 2nd | Red Diwa | Toyota Isabela |
| 3rd | Alain Gabriel Alzona | Toyota General Santos – Davao Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 12 – SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Bern Zaragoza | Resultado Racing |
| 2nd | Bong Garbes | Toyota San Fernando – Inbox Racing Team |
| 3rd | Mike Santos | R Racing |
| SPRINT RACE 12 – TAMARAW CLASS | ||
| 1st | Iñigo Anton | Obengers Racing |
| 2nd | Raymond Cudala | R Racing – TDG Group |
| 3rd | Oliver Aquino | Toyota Bicutan Racing Team |
2026 SEASON WINNERS
| SUPER SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Alain Gabriel Alzona | Toyota General Santos – Davao Racing |
| 2nd | Red Diwa | Toyota Isabela |
| 3rd | Joaquin Garrido | Obengers Racing |

| SPORTING CLASS | ||
| 1st | Bern Zaragoza | Resultao Racing |
| 2nd | Mike Santos | R Racing |
| 3rd | Joshua David Marquez | Obengers Racing |

| TAMARAW CLASS | ||
| 1st | Iñigo Anton | Obengers Racing |
| 2nd | Oliver Aquino | Toyota Bicutan Racing Team |
| 3rd | Raymond Cudala | R Racing Team |

| TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP | |
| 1st | Toyota Isabela – Resultado |
| 2nd | Toyota San Fernando – Gen San |
| 3rd | Obengers Racing |

The TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Philippine Cup is brought to you by Official Tire Partner GT Radial, Official Engine Oils Partner Petron RevX and Petron Blaze Racing, Official Partner TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Academy and Premier Race Partner DENSO. In cooperation with MOMO Italy, PIAA, Sparco Philippines, Toyota Financial Services Philippines, Autoplus, ROTA, and VARTA. This event is also supported by 3M, AVT, QUAD, myToyota Wallet, OMP, Tuason Racing Sports Unlimited, Brakes by AutoPerformance, GENCHEM, Toyota Tsusho, and Toyota Aisin. Contributing sponsors are Aguila Auto Glass, Kinto One, AutoQuix, HKR Philippine Inc., Technol Eight Philippines, and Sun Logistics Technology Inc.
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