Track Day, Nissan Way

CLARK, Philippines. Nissan Philippines will open Clark International Speedway to the public on February 1, 2026 for its first Nissan Festival, a full-day track event built around driving activities, fan access, and brand interaction.

Unlike traditional showroom-based launches, the Nissan Festival is structured as a live track program, with multiple activities running throughout the circuit. Organizers said the goal is to give visitors direct access to Nissan vehicles and people behind the brand in a motorsport setting.

The schedule includes test drives, interactive displays, and parade laps involving Nissan car clubs and selected heritage vehicles. Nissan said these activities are intended to run alongside on-track sessions, allowing guests to move freely between displays, driving areas, and viewing zones.

A key draw of the event is the appearance of Hiroshi Tamura, best known among enthusiasts for his long involvement in the development of the GT-R. Tamura worked on the R35 GT-R from its concept stage and will take part in a live question-and-answer session during the festival. Nissan confirmed that selected guests will also have the chance to ride with him for a hot lap around the circuit.

Nissan Philippines brand ambassador Matteo Guidicelli will also be present during the event, with the company teasing additional on-site activities to be announced closer to the date.

The Nissan Festival will officially begin at 10:00 a.m. and run for the entire day at Clark International Speedway. Nissan Philippines said the event is open to fans, owners, and first-time visitors, positioning it as a large-scale public track gathering rather than a closed media or owner-only program.