DRIVER: Tyson Sy
TEAM: Speedtech Asia
CAR NO: 88
CAR AND ENGINE: Dallara F301/TOM'S Toyota
WEBSITE: Under construction

Nationality: Filipino
Birthdate: October 5th 1987
Country of Residence: Philippines
First Race: 1999
Favorite road car: Mitsubishi Evo
Favorite track: Batangas
Racing Heroes: Michael Schumacher
Hobbies: Keeping fit, basketball, shopping
Racing Ambitions: To race in F1
Sponsors: San Miguel Corporation, Demvels, Petron

Racing History:

• 1999: Philippine Shell Cadet Series, 3rd Overall
• 2000: Philippine Shell Cadet 60 Series, 1st Overall
• 2001: Philippine Shell Cadet 85 Series, 1st Overall
• Philippine Shell Junior KT, 2nd Overall
• 2002: Philippines Intercon A ICS, 3rd Overall
• 2003: Philippines Shell Open Class, 2nd Overall Formula BMW Asia, Rookie Class 2nd overall, 6th overall classification
• 2004: Formula BMW Asia, 5th overall classification
• Asian Formula Three Promotions Class, 1st overall
• Philippine National Formula Three Championship, 1st overall

DRIVER: Jason Paul “JP” Cariño
Team: Speedtech Asia
Car No: 32
Car and Engine: Dallara F398 / Toms
Website: Under construction

Nationality: Filipino
Birthdate: October 8, 1978
Country of Residence: Philippines
First Race: Philippine super karting series (2000)
Favorite road car: go-kart 1964 Chevy Impala convertible
Favorite track: Morac Intl circuit – Langkawi, Malaysia
Racing Heroes: Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet
Hobbies: karting, gym,
Racing Ambitions: To win Promotions Class of AF3
Sponsors: Bosch, Intelco, PR Autosport, Arrow karts, Accel sportswear

RACING HISTORY:

• 2000 – 3rd place: rookie of the year FSL (super karting)
• 2001 – 4th place overall FSL (super karting)
• 2nd overall Rotax Max (national karting)
• 2002 – 3rd overall Rotax Max (super karting)
• 2nd overall KT rated (national karting)
• Philippine representative to MRF Formula Mondiale karting championship – Chennai, India
• 2003 – Philippine Formula Toyota Champion – (overall champion and rookie of the year)
• Golden Wheel Awardee – Formula Toyota
• 4th overall – Rotax Max (super karting)
• 3rd overall – Rotax Max (Asian karting open championships)
• 2004 – 3rd overall – Rotax Max (Asian karting open championships)
• 3rd place – Manila sportscar club hillclimb