Tuason Racing has successfully concluded the 2022 season of its Formula V1 championship at the Clark International Speedway. On its final leg, the organizers decided to feature the usual Sprint with a 4-hour endurance race to further spice up the end of the season.

The Sprint race was truly challenging for everyone on the grid due to intense racing conditions, with the rain pouring nonstop throughout the weekend. Racers struggled to make their way to the finish line, with multiple drivers spinning out during the race sessions. Fortunately, no major incidents occurred and the races ended safely.

In the Pro class, it was Milo Rivera of Frontrow Racing Team who completed a clean sweep; winning sprint races 1, 2, and 3 while John Dizon and Joaquin Garrido of OTR - Obengers Racing Team swapped positions on the podium for the three races.

In the AM class, Sebastien Soto of Autoholic Raceform also swept races 1, 2 and 3 for the Sprints while Dondi San Jose, Paolo Ayo and Bryan Co all had their share of stepping on the podium places.

For the 4-hour endurance race, GITI Racing Team duo Milo Rivera and Bryan Co maintained their momentum from start to finish, crossing the line three laps ahead of competing racers from the Obengers Racing Team, John Dizon and Julian Tang, who finished the race with 93 laps. By the end of the 4-Hour Endurance, OTR - Obengers racing team drivers Joaquin Garrido and Oliver Aquino finished the race with 91 laps. Unfortunately, after more than 2-Hours in the race, Sebastien Soto's car encountered an engine failure and was unable to continue with the race. Their team, however, totalled 54 laps for the whole run.

Now that the season has ended, Tuason Racing will announce the drivers racing in Japan for 2023 through a Driver's Bulletin. Tuason Racing promises a more exciting and heart-pumping race series of Formula V1 to unfold next year.

The 2022 Formula V1 season was presented by Tuason Racing, powered by GITI Tires and West Racing Japan, and supported by Oakley, FASA, OMP, Brembo, and Rota.