PH’s first motorsports museum will be in Clark, Pampanga

The Philippines’ first-ever motorsports museum, the Clark Tony’s Motorsport Museum (CTMM) has officially broken ground and is currently undergoing construction at the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga. 

Spanning 8,000 sqm with three levels, the CTMM is being built through a partnership between Kilton Motor Corporation (KMC), and Bermaz Auto Philippines, Inc. (BAP) which is the local distributor of Mazda vehicles. It will cater to motorsports fans in the country as well as interested visitors.

“The museum will give the area vibrancy and help steer youth away from vices. KMC’s focus on safety and training is setting important new standards,” said Clark Development Corporation President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera.

Featuring racing bikes and motorcycles, Formula cars, race cars, and go-karts, the CTMM will also include a 1,200 sqm conference hall for exhibitions, product launches, and private events, complete with a stage and dressing rooms. It will also complement existing museums in the area such as the Clark Museum and the currently under construction National Museum of the Philippines-Clark.

“If we have four or five museums here in Clark, school tours will benefit from visiting multiple museums in a single day. This initiative, which is a good plan by Ma’am Agnes (Devanadera), will hopefully boost tourism in Clark and Central Luzon and contribute to increasing foot traffic, which will make this a comfortable place for all,” said KMC President Johnny Tan.

If you’re interested to visit once it’s operational, the CTMM will be located adjacent to the Clark International Speedway (CIS) which is the largest racetrack in the country.