Tarlac, Philippines — October 24–25, 2026
Honda-sponsored riders #32 Jakob Sablaya, #83 Kenzo Abadilla, and #28 Nathan Galang wrapped up their campaign at the Moto IR Grand Prix Round 6, the championship’s final round, held at Tarlac Circuit Hill on October 24–25, 2026. Competing aboard the Honda CBR150R in the SuperSports 200GP and SuperSports Jr. categories, and the Honda Winner X in the Super Underbone Ltd GP category, the riders delivered competitive performances throughout the weekend. Abadilla emerged as one of the standout performers of the weekend, securing pole position in both the SuperSports 200GP and SuperSports Jr. categories. He converted his strong qualifying pace into a second-place finish in SuperSports 200GP before delivering a dominant performance in SuperSports Jr., taking the race victory to close out the season on a high note.

Sablaya also showed competitive speed in SuperSports 200GP, qualifying second on the grid. He went on to finish fifth in the race, adding another solid result to his weekend. In the Super Underbone Ltd GP category, Sablaya qualified 13th and maintained the same position through the race, completing his campaign in the additional class.

Meanwhile, Galang competed in the SuperSports 200GP category, qualifying sixth and securing sixth place in the race. His consistent performance saw him complete the final round among the leading competitors in the field.
The final round at Tarlac Circuit Hill provided a fitting conclusion to the riders’ campaign, with Abadilla’s victory and podium finish serving as highlights of the weekend. The experience gained by Sablaya, Abadilla, and Galang across the different categories adds to their continued development in Philippine motorcycle racing.
As the chequered flag falls on the 2026 Moto IR Grand Prix season, Honda’s racing spirit remains firmly on the throttle. Kenzo Abadilla’s SuperSports Jr. victory and runner-up finish in SuperSports 200GP highlight a weekend of determination, speed, and competitive performance, with Jakob Sablaya and Nathan Galang adding to Honda’s presence on the grid.
Through competitive racing, the Honda CBR150R continues to showcase its sporty performance and racing potential in circuit competition, while the Honda Winner X demonstrates its agility and capability in underbone racing. Both motorcycles reflect Honda’s commitment to delivering exciting riding experiences and supporting the development of motorcycle racing in the Philippines. Whether on the circuit or on the streets, Honda inspires riders to push their limits and embrace the spirit of racing.