Here are the winners in the 2022 Cleanfuel Motocross Invitational Series Round 1

A total of 145 riders came together and competed at the recently-concluded inaugural round of the 2022 Cleanfuel Motocross Invitational Series.

The aforementioned number of participants registered and took part of the 16 categories in the whole-day event namely 50cc Junior class, 50cc starter shaft drive single speed automatic, 50cc two-stroke/70cc four-stroke starter chain drive single speed, 50cc two-stroke/70cc four-stroke single speed, Junior MX, 85cc two-stroke/150cc four-stroke (production), MX Ladies’ class, Beginners’ KSA class, Celebrity Ladies class, Local Open Enduro, Beginners’ Open Production, Veterans B, Cleanfuel OAS class, Novice Open Production, Expert veterans, and the electric mini bike (Stacyc) class.

To kick-off the competition, Silang, Cavite Mayor Atty. rac welcomed all the participating riders, executives, and guests.

“We are thankful that Cleanfuel Motocross Park chooses Silang as its place for Motocross as this will further boost local tourism and create local job opportunities. This will add more attraction to our town in Silang, which is known for perfect weather and nearby the city of Tagaytay,” Anarna said.

“We invite you to visit Silang, and for those who want to learn Motocross, they can go with their family and check this place in Barangay Pasong Langka,” he added.    

For his part, Cleanfuel Motocross Park President and Chief Executive Officer, Atty. Bong Suntay said that the program was aimed to develop riders in the country.

“We started this race when we saw an opportunity for the young and aspiring riders practicing on our track. We realize that it would be better if they competed in different categories and held an invitational series in preparation for the national series,” Suntay explained.

Suntay also noted that Cleanfuel Group has been into local racing events for quite a time already. “We started in four-wheels, now shifting opportunities for two-wheels, particularly the off-road two-wheels since we started operating the Motocross business last year,” he shared.

Further Suntay said that the overall winner in the series will represent the Cleanfuel Team at the national competition.

Below are the official results of the 2022 Cleanfuel Motocross Invitational Series Round 1:

50cc Junior KSA Class

• Jarret Kane Pumaren (first place)
• Jaeden Toledo (second place)
• Sandro Santos (third place)

50cc Starter Shaft Drive Single-Speed Class

• Dreimond Principe (first place)
• Timothy Mikhaile Morelos (second place)
• Jetz Keshin Taleon (third place) 

50cc two-stroke/70cc four-stroke Class

• Prince Aaron Medina Mata (first place)
• Ezekiel Garcia (second place)
• France Rhed Ally De Guzman (third place)

50cc two-stroke/70cc Single-Speed Class

• Ivan Rozarin (first place)
• Andrei Principe (second place)
• Prince Aaron Mata (third place) 

Junior MX 65

• Nijel Ivan Torre (first place)
• Andre Principe (second place)
• Ivan Del Rosario (third place)

85cc/150cc four-stroke Production

• Carl Reyes Celestino (first place)
• Nijel Ivan Torre (second place)
• Aron Ivan Torre (third place) 

Ladies Class

• Jasmin Jao (first place)
• Princess Beah Bucay (second place)
• Darlene Tecson (third place) 

Beginners KSA Class

• Jessie Lagangga (first place)
• EJ Concepcion (second place)
• Alonzo Alcruz (third place) 

Celebrity Class

• Janine Alipo-on (first place)
• Christine Patrimonio (second place)
• Daniela Buco (third place)
• Janet San Juan (fourth place)
• Justine Go (fifth place)

Local Open Enduro

• Joolee Mendoza (first place)
• Gregorio Centeno, Jr. (second place)
• James Mark Punzalan (third place)

Beginners Open Production

• Jasper Jig Marcellana (first place)
• Francis Quiko Bautista (second place)
• Romar John Ronquillo (third place)

Veterans B Class

• Begie Bucag (first place)
• Joolee Mendoza (second place)
• Jessie Dado (third place)

Cleanfuel OAS Class

• Abraham Gonzales (first place)
• Frank Cu (second place)
• Michael Arevalo (third place)

Novice Production Class

• Carl Reyes Celestino (first place)
• Charles Cariaga (second place)
• Randy Dayao (third place) 

Further, motocross superbike champion Jolet Jao displayed his signature skills and led the veteran’s expert category, followed by VJ Ocampo and Begie Bucag for second and third places, respectively.

Meanwhile, the podium finishers for the Stacyc category are Joaquin Gonzales (first), Felicia Forsuelo (second) and Gabby Yuzon (third).

Those who want to join the National Motorcycle Sports and Safety Association (NAMSSA)-sanctioned invitational series Round 2, which is scheduled on October 1, may register via the online link. Registration fee is P1,000.

Photos from Ruben D. Manahan IV

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