Road to Champion: Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup Concludes with Thrilling Final Round

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HPI’s young racers proved that passion and perseverance pave the road to victory

The Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup (HPDC) wrapped up its much-awaited Final Round with electrifying performances, high-speed battles, and emotional victories that marked the culmination of a remarkable 2025 season.

Held at Tarlac Circuit Hill, every twist and turn of the young riders served as a reminder of how far they’ve come—each lap symbolizing their growth, grit, and determination to chase their racing dreams. The final round was more than just a competition; it was the realization of countless hours of training and the fulfillment of dreams on and off the track.

Spectators were treated to intense wheel-to-wheel action, with riders pushing the limits of speed and control aboard their Honda motorcycles. The Final Round consisted of three thrilling races that showcased the riders’ relentless spirit and hunger for victory.

In Race 10, Ronald Galzote dominated the track and crossed the finish line first, followed by Joharry “Jolo” Suba in second and Vash Travis Aguilar in third. Race 11 saw another stellar performance from Galzote, who again took the top spot, with Miguel Dizon and Eunice Mae Sta. Ana on second and third spot, respectively. In Race 12, Jolo Suba bounced back with a strong finish to claim first place, while Galzote and Aguilar secured second and third, respectively.

With consistent podium finishes and unmatched pace throughout the season, Ronald Galzote was crowned the 2025 Honda Pilipinas Dream Cup Overall Champion, a testament to his dedication, skill, and determination to lead the pack.

The season full of challenges, but every lap taught Galzote something new. The support from HPI and the racing community made this dream possible.

The HPDC program is more than just the thrill of providing a platform for young riders to fulfill their passion for motorsports; it’s also a professional venue to help them hone their talent for international competitions.

HPDC has been at the forefront of supporting young racers with character and skills development as the foundation of discovering the next generation, by providing them with once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to undergo rigorous training and prepare them for the challenges ahead. The program is always a significant event as part of our ongoing commitment to nurturing talent and promoting leadership and excellence in motorsports. By empowering aspiring young racers with world-class training and mentorship, this initiative also elevates the standards of motorsports while showcasing HPI’s solid technologies borne of racing to all its consumer products.

With the continued support of HPDC sponsors such as F.C.C. Philippines, HJC Helmet, Alpinestar Philippines, MTRT Philippines Racing Boy, NGK Spark Plugs, RK Takasago Chains, and Romy Lanceta Trucking Corporation., HPI remains committed to fueling the dreams of aspiring racers—encouraging them to pursue their passion fearlessly, create lasting memories on the track, and keep dreaming big.

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