PAMPANGA – The biggest and most advanced motorsports complex in the country, which aims to boost economy and tourism, will soon rise at the Pradera Verde Racing Circuit (PRVC) in Barangay Sto Niño here.
The PRVC, which broke ground Sunday at a 42-hectare land here, is designed by Tilke Engineers & Architects, the German design powerhouse behind many of Formula 1’s most iconic tracks.
PRVC aims to transform Central Luzon into a racing destination, featuring a 4.8-kilometer circuit with 17 turns, multiple configurations, drag strip, and future-forward V-shaped pit building with 44 garages.
Lubao Mayor Esmeralda Pineda said the project is expected to boost tourism, generate employment and spark economic activities not only in this town but across the region.
“This is more than a racetrack. It’s a symbol of growth, opportunity and world-class ambition for Pampanga,” Hisham Ibrahim of Tilke Engineers said. “This racetrack is a reflection of (PRVC president) Mr. (Rodolfo) Pineda’s foresight and deep love for community and progress. And we are honored to help bring this vision to life.”
Aside from racing, PRVC will also offer training programs, trackside villas and community initiatives that promote local talent and tourism. The construction is expected to be completed in 18 months, with inaugural events planned soon after. (PNA)


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