This year is revival, which is defined as not only bringing back something into action, but also bringing it back with strengthening. We don’t just want to make motor sport bigger and have more unity here in the Philippines, we also want the people behind and in the frontlines to become better sportsmen.”

The MSDP is a grassroots racing program launched by AAP Philippines in 2015 to promote participation in motor sport among young driving enthusiasts across the country.

 

With 9 training modules, practices on track, and a national Gymkhana, MSDP and its team of race-instructor organizers have made motor sport more accessible and safer in the Philippines. With R garage and AAPs collaboration this is possible for us to teach people of the next generation to be with in  the rebuilding of future safe drivers ready for the mobility of the future. In order to prevent road crashes in the country, The Automobile Association Philippines has been continuously working with both the government and private sectors to address road safety issues.

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AAP undertakes road safety campaigns, programs and projects aimed at improving public awareness, education and discipline among road users across all sectors and all ages.