The Toyota Vios Racing Festival has been postponed in the interest of public health and safety. The next season of the Philippine racing series will have to wait until 2021. Following the new guidelines for Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ), some sporting events are allowed provided that they are no-contact sports. While the action on the circuit is no-contact, organizing the event, and various pit crews require social interaction to keep Toyota Vios racing cars in top condition, as are the various emergency and administrative crews that overlook the racers’ safety and their adherence to the rules.
It is also of note that the Vios Racing Festival is also an event that has a large number of spectators taking part in the pleasantries of the event. The racing weekend has been known for bringing much foot traffic Clark International Speedway thanks to the many celebrities that partake in the event.
Will all that considered, and taking into account the rising number of cases of COVID-19 in the country, Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) stated that the Vios Racing Festival will not push through this year.
A multi-leg event that runs year-long, the decision means that the teams in the event will have to wait until next year to get out on track in their Toyota Vios race cars. For this year, that means no circuit or autocross events will take place all for health and safety. We’ve covered the event and even participated in the Autocross Challenge, the hundreds of people participating, watching, and helping the event be a success would be put in danger with the threat of the virus still looming.
Racing fans will have to wait until next year for the event to happen. Once everyone acclimates to the “new normal” and the danger of contracting COVID-19 is minimized in the country, then motoring events such as this one will have to wait for the interest of the greater good. Rest assured, the event is only in a hibernate state and will return once things clear up.
Latest News
-
The all-new ninth-generation Hilux has been revealed in Thailand / News
10 years after the eighth-generation first launched, the ninth-generation Toyota Hilux has now come to take its place.
-
Save big this November with Ford’s YES promo / News
Ford’s November promo makes it easier to own a Ranger, Everest, Territory, Explorer, or Bronco with flexible deals
-
Bosch Car Service Philippines leads the way as the first independent electric and hybrid vehicle workshop / News
Bosch Car Service PH drives e-mobility forward as the nation’s first independent EV and hybrid service provider.
Popular Articles
-
Electric Vehicles in the Philippines for under P1 million
Jerome Tresvalles · Aug 19, 2025
-
Top 3 Cars For Every Lifestyle—What Cars Are Right For You? | Behind a Desk
Caco Tirona · Apr 24, 2024
-
5 Tips to Maximize Fuel Efficiency
Jerome Tresvalles · Sep 09, 2024
-
Five driving habits that are draining your fuel tank
Jerome Tresvalles · Jun 24, 2025
-
Can engine braking harm your engine?
Jerome Tresvalles · Sep 11, 2025
-
Do electric cars even need maintenance?
Jerome Tresvalles · Oct 23, 2024
-
Best vehicles for an active outdoor lifestyle
Shaynah Miranda · Jul 25, 2024
-
How to drive different types of vehicle transmissions
May 23, 2024
-
5 easy ways to keep your car interior clean
Allysa Mae Zulueta · Nov 15, 2021
-
How to survive Metro Manila traffic
Earl Lee · Aug 16, 2022