Representing Iloilo Autocross Club, Glenn Gallos contested ten category groups and emerged with 11 victories and five additional podium finishes, making him the defining performer across a weekend that featured 55 classes spanning Street, Street Plus, Street Modified, Super Street, Prepped, Pro, Ladies, EV and Sim Racing PH competition.
Gallos' success began in the Amateur Street Plus category, where he swept all three heats before adding victories in Intermediate Street Plus, Amateur Super Street, Intermediate Super Street, Prepped A, Prepped B, Prepped C, and Pro Class B. Even in categories where victory eluded him, Gallos remained a regular podium finisher, underlining the depth of his performance across the event.
The Street categories produced three different winners. Jan Oliver Go claimed Street 1 for Motolite Sprint Racing Team, Justine Melendrez took Street 2 for Klub 046, and Santi Sarsoza secured Street 3 for TBPH Motorsports.
The Street Modified classes proved more evenly split. Renz Rafael, Thutz Lozano, and Peejay Estrada shared the Amateur Street Modified victories, while John Kevin Aranzamendez, Lozano and Estrada each claimed wins in Intermediate Street Modified.
Outside Gallos' dominant run, Alvin Dayrit emerged as another standout. He claimed victories in Prepped A, Prepped B, Pro Class B, Pro Class C, and Pro Class D, finishing the weekend as one of the few drivers capable of matching Gallos' versatility across multiple categories.
The Ladies categories belonged largely to Rocel Alejar, who swept both Amateur Ladies and Intermediate Ladies before adding victory in Ladies Class 2. Rain Acejas completed a double of her own by winning both Ladies Class 2 and Ladies Class 3, while Maria Sofia Isabel Jarin took honours in Ladies Class 1.
Elsewhere, GJ Caparros won the two-car EV Class, while Adrian Marvin Arengo topped the Sim Racing PH standings ahead of Kenneth Montemayor and Joaquin Miguel G. Ignacio.
Round 4 ultimately highlighted the breadth of competition within the ENEOS Super Sprint Clinic, but the weekend will be remembered for Gallos' extraordinary workload and results. Eleven wins across ten category groups, backed by five more podium finishes, established the Iloilo Autocross Club driver as the clear benchmark heading into the next round.
