Yamaha PH Racing Team progresses further at 2026 ARRC campaign

MANILA: The Yamaha Philippines Racing Team’s campaign at the 2026 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) continues to improve despite facing tough rivals during Round 3, which was recently held at Mobility Resort Motegi in Japan.

In a statement, the Yamaha Motor Philippines Incorporated (YMPH) said that the team competing in the championship kept its focus “on continuous progress throughout the demanding race weekend.”

McKinley Kyle Paz, who represented the Hong Leong Yamaha Racing Team in the Supersport 600 category delivered strong and consistent finishes after crossing the checkered flag in ninth and seventh places in Races 1 and 2, respectively.

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“His ability to adapt to the technical demands of Mobility Resort Motegi highlights his continued growth and determination as he battles among some of the most experienced competitors in the championship,” YMPH shared.

Both donning the Yamaha Racetech Philippines Racing Team flag April King Mascardo and Timothy Rojas competed in the Underbone 150 category, with the former finishing eighth and seventh place in Races 1 and 2 correspondingly, and the latter completing the race weekend  in 18th and 20th.

The company sees the recent finishes as another important step forward in its 2026 ARRC campaign.

“While podiums remain the ultimate goal, true progress is measured by the relentless pursuit of improvement and the willingness to challenge stronger competition with every race weekend,” YMPH explained.

“With valuable experience gained in Japan, Yamaha Philippines now looks ahead to the next rounds with greater knowledge, stronger determination, and the same mindset that drives its racing philosophy,” it added.

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