Power Wheels Magazine A Notch Above
CLARK INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY: Superbike rider Jacq Buncio demonstrated remarkable resilience and skill, overcoming significant mechanical challenges to secure a double podium finish in the opening round of the National Motorcycle Racing Championship. Competing in the Pirelli Lightweight 400 Pro category at Clark International Speedway, Buncio powered through adversity to claim second place in both Race 1 and Race 2 over the weekend.
This initial race of the National Motorcycle Racing Championship season was anything but easy for Buncio. She faced frustrating mechanical issues that tested her and her team. A transmission problem hampered her performance in Race 1, requiring careful management on the track. In Race 2, a broken shifter presented yet another hurdle. Despite these technical setbacks, Buncio maintained her composure and determination, skillfully navigating the challenges to earn valuable podium finishes in both events.
Between the demanding races, Buncio’s dedicated crew worked tirelessly and under immense pressure to get her bike back in optimal condition. Their crucial, last-minute repair efforts were instrumental, ensuring she made it to the grid for the afternoon’s second race, a testament to the team’s commitment and expertise.
“Even when things didn’t go her way mechanically, Jacq showed real composure and professionalism,” commented MJ Dino a proud member of her team. “She kept her head down, stayed focused, and got the job done. Her ability to perform at a high level despite these issues is truly impressive.”
Buncio’s impressive performance in the opening round of the National Motorcycle Racing Championship is a powerful reflection of both her talent as a racer and the unwavering support of her team and sponsors. Her campaign is proudly backed by YRS Motorcycle Modifications Inc., SEC Motosupply, Triumph Motorcycle Philippines, Autohub Group, Eneos Oils, Amaron Battery, Koby Motor Care Philippines, Emcore Health, New Life Aesthetics PH, Imprint Customs and Reso Philippines.
With the National Motorcycle Racing Championship season now officially underway, Buncio is already focused on preparing for the next round and building on this strong start.
“It was a tough weekend, but I’m really happy with the results given the circumstances,” Buncio shared. “There’s still so much to fight for this season in the National Motorcycle Racing Championship. We learned a lot this weekend, and we’re just getting started.”
Fans and supporters are encouraged to attend the next race of the National Motorcycle Racing Championship live and show their support for Jacq as the championship battle continues.