The long wait is over! California Superbike School is returning to Philippine soil this coming March 27-28, 2021 at Clark International Speedway with different students, new levels to reach, and a full two days of intense motorcycle training.

This year will be a whole lot different taking in mind the Track Safety Protocols that will be rolled out all throughout the event. All participants will be required to submit a Covid-19 medical test result or will be asked to take a test available in the area before admission. Strict health protocols will be observed to ensure safety of all the participants while having an extraordinary experience in the tracks.

The California Superbike School (CSS) made its Philippine debut last February 2014 at the Clark International Speedway in Pampanga with 63-70 students from all over the Philippines and 12 of the most experienced coaches. This year’s instructors will be coming from the US and UK who will rigorously train the students.

New students will start with the level 1 riding class on day one and the level 2 riding class on day 2, focusing on throttle control, proper steering techniques, determining reference points on the track, racing lines, and correct braking.

Keith Code founded the CSS in 1980 with one goal in mind: to teach motorcycle riders to drive better, safer, and faster. Since its debut, it has trained over 150,000 riders worldwide.

In the country, there is no one better equipped than Tuason Racing to run the local leg of the California Superbike School. Locally, CSS Philippines had trained almost a thousand students nationwide including classes in Thailand and Malaysia. TRS is the Philippines’ premier racing school and is a 22-year mogul in the business. Together with Dave Howitt, one of the few who have attained a level 4 master coaching status, TRS will again host the CSS Philippines with the continuous support of Wheeltek and Kawasaki Philippines.

The California Superbike School is also supported by Cleanfuel, C! Magazine, HSI, Euro Monkeys, Pirelli, Motul and Alpinestars.