The BOSS Ironman Challenge Mindanao Cup 2026, presented by Motul by Infiniteserv International, marks a historic revamp of the country’s most prestigious endurance event. Happening this January 31 to February 1, 2026, the Mindanao Cup ushers in a new era of mototourism and camaraderie, shifting from a pure endurance challenge into a premium Cup-style format that celebrates discipline, unity, and the joy of the journey.
This reimagined edition sets a new benchmark for prestige in Philippine endurance riding—not just in format, but in feeling. With a strict cap of 1,200 participants, the Mindanao Cup 2026 offers more than a route—it offers a curated experience that invites riders to explore the soul of Mindanao. The journey unfolds across two distinct paths, each carefully designed to reveal the region’s raw beauty, cultural richness, and riding diversity. While the full route remains intentionally vague to preserve the thrill of discovery, the checkpoint system is to be precise and purposeful, guiding participants through key cities and landscapes that tell a story with every kilometer.
At the heart of this journey is Dipolog City, the designated mandatory overnight stop—not just for rest, but for reflection. Coming from General Santos and Davao, riders will converge in Dipolog to recharge, reconnect, and celebrate the shared spirit of the ride. It’s a moment to pause, breathe, and realize that this isn’t just about reaching the finish line—it’s about the people beside you, the places you pass through, and the memories you carry forward.
This isn’t just a route—it’s a rhythm. A rhythm of camaraderie, challenge, and community. And it’s setting the tone for what endurance riding in the Philippines can—and should—be.
A Revamp Rooted in Community
While the ride itself will be completed in groups of 5 to 10, registration remains open to individual riders. Participants are encouraged to form their own groups ahead of time, whether with friends, clubmates, or fellow enthusiasts. But for those signing up solo, there’s no need to worry—the organizers will help match individual registrants with compatible groups, creating new friendships and fostering a deeper sense of community. This approach ensures that every rider, whether arriving with a crew or joining one for the first time, will experience the event as part of a team. From takeoff to checkpoint to finish line, riders will move together, support each other, and share the journey—not just as participants, but as a united force. Even cars are welcome, with limited slots available to expand the motoring family. This isn’t just about completing the route—it’s about belonging to something bigger.
The organizers have worked closely with local government units (LGUs) along the route, ensuring full awareness and support. Coordination with the Philippine National Police (PNP) and Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) guarantees that safety protocols are in place. To further strengthen peace of mind, an optional insurance package—excluded from the registration fee—will be available for participants who want additional coverage during the ride.
Presented by Motul by Infiniteserv International
Motul, the global leader in high-performance lubricants, headlines this year’s Mindanao Cup as the presenting partner, bringing its legacy of precision and protection to every kilometer of the ride. Riders using Motul products will enjoy smoother performance, reduced wear, and confidence across Mindanao’s varied terrain.
Infiniteserv International also brings its powerhouse portfolio of premium brands to the spotlight. FDR Tires will showcase their durability and grip, essential for conquering long-distance roads. KYT Helmets and Suomy Helmets highlight advanced protection and aerodynamic comfort, while YSS Suspension ensures stability and control across Mindanao’s diverse terrain. SSS Sprockets, known for their strength and reliability, will be featured for their role in consistent power transfer. Finally, Alpinestars, the global icon in rider apparel, will demonstrate how safety, style, and endurance come together in world-class gear.
These brands are not just sponsors—they are integral to the experience, elevating performance, safety, and prestige for every participant.
Registration Details
Registration opens November 24, 2025, at 12:01 AM PST via the official online portal. Digital payments are accepted via GCash, PayMaya, and bank transfer.
| Category | Rider Fee | Pillion Fee | Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | Php 8,000 | Php 3,500 | Welcome Kit, Finisher Kit, Medal, Certificate, Raffle (pillion not eligible) |
| Premium | Php 10,500 | Php 5,000 | Welcome Kit, Finisher Kit, Light Breakfast, Medal, Acrylic Finisher Certificate, Dinner, Raffle (pillion not eligible). Priority in bike scrutineering and first take-off. |
| Cars (Limited Slots) | Php 15,000 | Navigator included | Welcome Kit, Finisher Kit, Medal, Certificate, Dinner, Raffle |
Rules That Define the New Standard
The Mindanao Cup is built on discipline, passion, and prestige. To uphold these values, the following rules will be strictly enforced:
- Motorcycles must be minimum 400cc, roadworthy, and road legal.
- All participants must complete the challenge within 36 hours, following the prescribed route.
- Safety gear is mandatory for all riders.
- Installation of required devices—including the WRU GPS Tracker—is compulsory. Tampering or removal will result in disqualification.
- Riders must arrive and complete checkpoints together; incomplete teams will be disqualified.
- Swapping riders is prohibited.
- Riders must follow marshals’ instructions and maintain decorum throughout the event.
- Leaving the MANDATORY Dipolog stop before the prescribed time will lead to disqualification.
- Riders caught exceeding LTO speed limits via GPS tracking will be disqualified.
- Incomplete documentation or requirements will not be accepted.
- Auxiliary lights must be turned off during daytime to avoid misinterpretation on the road.
These rules are not just regulations—they are the foundation of a revamped culture of prestige, setting the benchmark for future endurance events.
Giving Back
Proceeds from the BOSS Ironman Mindanao Cup will support BOSS outreach programs and charities, including aid for storm-hit communities. Every ride becomes a ripple of hope, extending the spirit of motoring to those who need it most.
Pres Henry of BMW Owners Society of Saferiders: “The BOSS Ironman Challenge has always been about pushing limits—but this year, we are redefining what prestige means. The Mindanao Cup is not just about endurance; it’s about unity, safety, and the shared joy of discovery.
By riding in groups, we encourage camaraderie and accountability, ensuring that every rider finishes together. We’ve worked hand in hand with LGUs, the PNP, and BFP to guarantee safety and support across the region. And with our outreach programs benefiting storm-hit communities, every kilometer becomes a contribution to something bigger. This isn’t just a ride—it’s the new standard for endurance events in the Philippines.”
WRU GPS Tracker Provider: “Our GPS technology is more than a device—it’s a safeguard. It ensures every rider is accounted for, every checkpoint is monitored, and every journey is secure. In an event that values discipline and prestige, trust in technology is essential.
We are proud to provide that trust, giving riders the confidence to focus on the road while knowing they are protected.”
Online Portal Provider: “The Mindanao Cup is about connection, and our portal is the first step in that journey. From secure registration to seamless payments via GCash, PayMaya, and bank transfer, we’ve built a system that reflects the prestige of the event.
But beyond the technology, we’ve seen the excitement of riders signing up at midnight, eager to be part of something historic. This isn’t just a backend system—it’s the digital gateway to a new standard of mototourism.”
The Road Ahead
If the Mindanao Cup succeeds in delivering camaraderie, safety, and premium mototourism, it will not just be a milestone—it will become the blueprint for future rides. The success of this event could pave the way for a Luzon Cup, bringing the same elevated standards to another region rich with roads and stories waiting to be explored. As riders and drivers take on this challenge, they are reminded that the true victory lies not in speed, but in driving responsibly, arriving safely, and enjoying the journey together.