Mazda Fan Festa returned to the Clark International Speedway after a brief postponement, drawing more than 70 Mazda vehicles onto the track. Weather conditions fluctuated from clear blue skies to dark clouds, followed by brief rain showers before the sun reemerged.
The event showcased a range of racing activities, including time trials and track experiences that highlighted the performance of Mazda models such as the Miata. Participants were given the opportunity to test the cars in a setting that mirrors professional racing conditions.
Mazda Philippines President Steven Tan emphasized that Fan Festa thrives when experienced by Mazda owners, drivers, and friends, stressing the importance of community and shared enthusiasm for the brand.
A new three‑storey Mazda facility opened at the venue, featuring a paddock, a second‑floor lounge, and a third‑floor viewing area overlooking the track. The space is intended to support future motorsport events and community gatherings.
After the races and award ceremonies, a Sunset Parade saw the fleet of Mazda vehicles circle the track, symbolizing unity and celebration among participants.
The event reinforced Mazda’s dedication to fostering grassroots motorsports and strengthening community ties within the Philippines.
