Buoyed by the eventual Manila kickoff that drew nearly 7,000 attendees, the EastWest Dream Run 2026 heads to Clark for the second stop of its four-leg race series, giving participants a unique running experience at the posh Filinvest Mimosa Plus Estate. Set against the sprawling greenery of Filinvest Mimosa Plus, runners can look forward to one of the most picturesque race routes in the Dream Run series. The leisure estate is known for its tree-lined roads, expansive open spaces, shimmering lakes, mountain backdrops, and the world-class Mimosa Plus Golf Course, creating the perfect setting for a refreshing run away from the bustle of the city. The event also aligns with the Bank’s partnership with the Department of Tourism’s Love the Philippines campaign, showcasing Clark as a top destination for sports tourism.

Evans Bomer and Maricar Camacho shone the brightest in the Manila leg of the EastWest Dream Run, outrunning the 7,000-strong dreamers over the weekend at The Filinvest Tent in Alabang. The Kenyan Bomer ruled the men’s 21K after clocking in at 1:10:35, pulling away from the field to secure the overall title. Arlan Arbois settled for second in 1:19:27, while Nelo Bangud completed the podium in 1:30:00. Camacho was also in a league of her own, topping the women’s side in 1:32:45, followed by Jocelyn Elijeran (1:36:22) and Nikka Parlaqui (1:37:28).

Three mothers redefine strength, proving that dreams, health, and family can thrive together At the EastWest Dream Run 2026 Manila leg, the women’s 21K podium celebrated perseverance, health, and family as much as athletic excellence. It brought together three mothers whose stories embodied the event’s spirit of pursuing dreams at every stage of life.

The Dream Run heads to Manila, Clark, Iloilo, and Cagayan de Oro, bringing together communities, families, and fitness enthusiasts in pursuit of their goals. Launched in 2025 as part of EastWest’s 30th anniversary celebration, the inaugural Dream Run brought together around 14,000 runners, dreamers, and families from across the country. Building on that momentum, the event returns in 2026, inviting Filipinos once again to lace up, show up, and run for their dreams. In partnership with RUNRIO, one of the country’s leading race organizers, EastWest is bringing the race to four cities in 2026—Manila, Clark, Iloilo, and Cagayan de Oro. Expanding beyond last year’s three-city run, the addition of new locations allows the event to reach more communities and welcome more Filipinos into a movement that celebrates fitness, personal milestones, aspirations, and everyday victories. The Manila leg will take place on August 2, 2026, at Filinvest City in Alabang, while the Clark leg is scheduled for August 30, 2026, at the Filinvest Mimosa Plus Events Grounds.

CLARK, Pampanga — The Singlife One Clark International Marathon presented by SM Supermalls officially launched its 2026 campaign, inviting runners from across the Philippines and around the world to experience a world-class marathon in one of the country’s fastest-growing sports tourism destinations. Set on September 20, at the Clark Parade Grounds, the competition offers participants the opportunity to race through the wide, scenic roads of Clark Freeport Zone one of the Philippines’ premier destinations known for its modern infrastructure, lush green spaces, and international accessibility.

EVANS Bomer and Maricar Camacho sparkled the brightest in the Manila leg of the EastWest Dream Run 2026, outpacing the 7,000-strong dreamers which came out on Sunday at The Filinvest Tent in Alabang. The Kenyan Bomer topped the men’s 21K after clocking in at 1:10:35, pulling away from the field to secure the overall title.

Following a successful Manila kickoff that drew nearly 7,000 attendees, the EastWest Dream Run 2026 heads to Clark for the second stop of its four-leg race series, offering participants a unique running experience at the scenic Filinvest Mimosa Plus Estate on 30 August. Set against the sprawling greenery of Filinvest Mimosa Plus, runners can look forward to one of the most picturesque race routes in the Dream Run series. The leisure estate is known for its tree-lined roads, expansive open spaces, shimmering lakes, mountain backdrops, and the world-class Mimosa Plus Golf Course, creating the perfect setting for a refreshing run away from the bustle of the city. The event also aligns with the Bank’s partnership with the Department of Tourism’s Love the Philippines campaign, showcasing Clark as a top destination for sports tourism. Read more at: https://tribune.net.ph/2026/08/11/dream-run-2026-ready-to-roll-in-clark Read more Daily Tribune stories at: https://tribune.net.ph/ Follow us on our social media Facebook: @tribunephl Youtube: @dailytribuneph Twitter: @tribunephl Instagram: @dailytribuneph TikTok: @dailytribuneofficial

Evans Bomer and Maricar Camacho sparkled the brightest in the Manila leg of the EastWest Dream Run 2026, outpacing the 7,000-strong dreamers who answered the starting gun on Sunday at The Filinvest Tent in Alabang. The Kenyan Bomer topped the men’s 21K after clocking in at one hour, 10 minutes and 35 seconds to pull away from the field and secure the overall title. Arlan Arbois settled for second in 1:19:27, while Nelo Bangud completed the podium in 1:30:00.

MANILA, Philippines — Evans Bomer and Maricar Camacho sparkled the brightest in the Manila leg of the EastWest Dream Run 2026, outpacing the 7,000 runners who came out on Sunday at The Filinvest Tent in Alabang. The Kenyan Bomer topped the men’s 21K after clocking in at 1:10:35, pulling away from the field to secure the overall title. Arlan Arbois settled for second in 1:19:27, while Nelo Bangud completed the podium in 1:30:00. Camacho was also in a league of her own, winning the women’s side in 1:32:45, followed by Jocelyn Elijeran (1:36:22) and Nikka Parlaqui (1:37:28).

It seemed inevitable that one of the largest local pharmaceutical companies in the country would eventually dip its toe into the running wave, and that’s exactly what’s happening with the Mercury Drug Suki DASH Fun Run. The event, to be held on August 30 at Filinvest City in Alabang, doubles as a celebration for the company’s 81st anniversary and features 3KM, 5KM and 10KM races. Over 10,000 running enthusiasts are expected to join. “The Mercury Drug Suki DASH is more than just a race,” said RUNRIO General Manager Andrew Neri. “It’s really a celebration of health, wellness, and enduring community that Mercury Drug has built through 81 years. As a trusted partner in every Filipino’s health, Mercury Drug believes that good health goes beyond providing medicines. It also means promoting healthier and more active lifestyle. That’s why we’re doing this today.”

MANILA, Philippines — Mercury Drug Corporation is stepping into the running scene with the launch of the Mercury Drug Suki DASH 2026, a new community race that aims to encourage Filipinos to make health and wellness part of their everyday lifestyle. Tying up with premier race organizer RUNRIO, the inaugural staging is set for August 30 at the Filinvest City Events Grounds in Alabang where thousands of runners are expected to gather for a race built around fitness, preventive healthcare, and community engagement.

FRESH off the successful staging of the Galaxy Manila Marathon, RUNRIO Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in support of the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts. RUNRIO president and CEO Rio Dela Cruz personally handed the donation to MMDA chairman Atty. Romando Artes and fellow officials on Monday, continuing its pledge to support the agency beyond race day.

RUNRIO donated equipment to the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) as part of its commitment to supporting the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts, weeks after the Manila Marathon was held on June 12. RUNRIO president and CEO Rio Dela Cruz personally turned over the donation to MMDA Chairman Atty. Romando Artes last Monday. The donation included 200 shovels, 400 pairs of rubber boots, 500 pairs of heavy-duty utility gloves, and 120 durable trash bins. “We are thankful to Chairman Artes and the MMDA as their support has been instrumental in allowing us to safely organize world-class running events, including the Galaxy Manila Marathon on EDSA,” said Dela Cruz. “This donation is our own little way of giving back and backing the agency’s efforts to keep Metro Manila clean and prepared.” The MMDA has been a key partner of RUNRIO in staging its races, including the Manila Marathon, whose full marathon route traversed EDSA.

MANILA — Fresh off the successful staging of the Galaxy Manila Marathon, RUNRIO Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in support of the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts. RUNRIO president and CEO Rio Dela Cruz personally handed the donation to MMDA chairman Atty. Romando Artes and fellow officials on Monday, continuing its pledge to support the agency beyond race day. “We are thankful to Chairman Artes and the MMDA as their support has been instrumental in allowing us to safely organize world-class running events, including the Galaxy Manila Marathon on EDSA,” said Dela Cruz. “This donation is our own little way of giving back and backing the agency’s efforts to keep Metro Manila clean and prepared.” The donation consisted of 200 shovels, 400 pairs of rubber boots, 500 pairs of heavy-duty utility gloves, and 120 durable trash bins, all of which will be used for the MMDA’s regular cleaning operations and other environmental protection and disaster response initiatives aimed at keeping Metro Manila’s waterways clear and helping mitigate flooding.

Fresh off the successful staging of the Galaxy Manila Marathon, RUNRIO Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in support of the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts. RUNRIO president and chief executive officer Rio dela Cruz personally handed the donation to MMDA chairman Atty. Romando Artes and fellow officials on Monday, continuing its pledge to support the agency beyond race day. Read more at: Read more Daily Tribune stories at: https://tribune.net.ph/ Follow us on our social media Facebook: @tribunephl Youtube: @dailytribuneph Twitter: @tribunephl Instagram: @dailytribuneph TikTok: @dailytribuneofficial

FOR another noble endeavor. Buoyed by the successful staging of the Galaxy Manila Marathon, RUNRIO Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in support of the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts. RUNRIO president and CEO Rio Dela Cruz personally handed the donation to MMDA chairman Atty. Romando Artes and fellow officials last Monday as it keeps its pledge to support the agency beyond race day. “We are thankful to chairman Artes and the MMDA as their support has been instrumental in allowing us to safely organize world-class running events, including the Galaxy Manila Marathon on EDSA,” Dela Cruz said. “This donation is our own little way of giving back and backing the agency’s efforts to keep Metro Manila clean and prepared,” he added.

MANILA, Philippines — Fresh off the successful staging of the Galaxy Manila Marathon, RUNRIO Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) in support of the agency’s environmental and disaster preparedness efforts. RUNRIO President and CEO Rio Dela Cruz personally handed the donation to MMDA Chairman Atty. Romando Artes and fellow officials on Monday, continuing its pledge to support the agency beyond race day. “We are thankful to Chairman Artes and the MMDA as their support has been instrumental in allowing us to safely organize world-class running events, including the Galaxy Manila Marathon on EDSA,” said Dela Cruz. “This donation is our own little way of giving back and backing the agency’s efforts to keep Metro Manila clean and prepared.” The donation consisted of 200 shovels, 400 pairs of rubber boots, 500 pairs of heavy-duty utility gloves, and 120 durable trash bins, all of which will be used for the MMDA’s regular cleaning operations and other environmental protection and disaster response initiatives aimed at keeping Metro Manila’s waterways clear and helping mitigate flooding.

National marathon record holder Sonny Wagdos ruled the Makati leg of the Tri-City Half Marathon, held on July 5 at Ayala Triangle Gardens. Wagdos topped the men’s 21K race after clocking 1:09:21, finishing ahead of Jose Fabito Jr. (1:15:49) and Jevie Rebutazo (1:15:50), who completed the podium. Elite runner Jessa Mae Roda, meanwhile, emerged as the fastest in the women’s 21K race with a time of 1:25:23. Maricar Camacho finished second in 1:30:50, while Patrice Anne Quiday placed third in 1:38:55. In the men’s 10K race, Rai Sen topped the field with a time of 35:56, narrowly edging Jonathan Pulido (35:57), while JP Enano (37:43) finished third. Maria Jonna Lina Abutas, meanwhile, won the women’s 10K in 42:26, followed by Em Sigue (47:12) and Alessandra Jimjoco (50:15).

TOO fast, too good. Sonny Wagdos and Jessa Mae Roda proved untouchable in the 21K race in the Makati leg of the REV* Tri-City Half Marathon over the weeked at Ayala Triangle Gardens. Wagdos emerged as the fastest male finisher after checking in 1:09:21, comfortably ahead of Jose Fabito Jr.(1:15:49) and Jevie Rebutazo (1:15:50). Roda also put up a dominant performance in the women’s division, completing it in 1:25:23, followed by Maricar Camacho (1:30:50) and Patrice Anne Quiday (1:38:55). The Makati leg was a superb follow up to the successful first staging which happened in Manila, with more runners expected to join in the finale in Quezon City on Dec. 13.

Sonny Wagdos and Jessa Mae Roda delivered commanding performances to rule the 21K race in the Makati leg of the REV* Tri-City Half Marathon on Sunday at Ayala Triangle Gardens. Wagdos emerged as the fastest male finisher after clocking one hour, nine minutes and 21 seconds, comfortably ahead of Jose Fabito Jr. .(1:15:49) and Jevie Rebutazo (1:15:50). Roda, on the other hand, also put up a dominant performance in the women’s division, completing it in 1:25:23 as she was followed by Maricar Camacho (1:30:50) and Patrice Anne Quiday (1:38:55).