F.C.C. Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup 2026 Finale: Vigo Claims Title

The F.C.C. Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup (HPDC) brought another compelling showcase of motorcycle riding excellence and blazing action among the country’s young riders in Round 5 of the racing competition. With every turn and speed, the final round put each rider’s development, discipline, and technical skills to the test aboard the Honda CBR150R as they battled for a strong finish in the season-ending race.

The motorcycle rider development program provides young riders with a platform to hone their skills and compete in motorcycle racing. This reinforced the commitment of Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI), the leading motorcycle manufacturer in the country, to developing young racing talent and creating more opportunities for aspiring professional racers.

Held at the Tarlac Circuit Hill on October 24 and 25, 12 young Honda riders returned for final race to show off their progress and stand out in the concluding round. As the race intensified, the challenge on the track called for the precise balance of speed, composure, and strategy from the riders as they navigated and conquered every section of the circuit.

Round 5 capped off the season filled with growth, competitive spirit, and intense battles. #12 Renzzy Vigo delivered a standout performance in qualifying, while #12 Renzzy Vigo led the track after delivering an impressive race in Race 1. Race 2 saw #14 Ace Esguerra securing their wins. 

With strong results across the rounds, the overall championship title went to #12 Renzzy Vigo, defined by his solid consistency and perseverance in the competition. Beyond the podium finish, other participating riders also showed their ability and resilience that kept them moving until the finish line. 

Building on the final-round results, the back-to-back races in Round 5 proved how young riders have progressed throughout the competition. Their “Road to Champion” journey showed how challenging the rounds were, with each race bringing a new test and a hard push to their limits. 

Driven by the values of discipline, competitiveness, and continuous improvement in motorcycle racing, these challenges made the young riders’ progress more meaningful and became a winning experience for them.