[1] The eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 led to the United States abandoning their base in Subic.

The Subic International Raceway was established at the site of the former Naval Air Station Cubi Point's refuelling area for fighter jets.

The Subic International Raceway was opened in 1994[2] with SVI initially only able to secure a three-month lease for the racing circuit's site.

[4] At the time of its closure, the Subic International Raceway had a total length of 2.900 km (1.802 mi) with 15 turns.

[3][5][6] The fastest official race lap records at the Subic International Raceway are listed as: