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The Subaru Palm Challenge: Philippine Face-Off is back again to find 10 Philippine representatives for the Subaru Challenge in Singapore 2019. Take part and get a chance to have an all-expense paid trip to Singapore and win a brand new Subaru!

The Palm Challenge will be held this September 21, 2019 at Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

The Subaru Palm Challenge Philippine Leg concept derives itself from an endurance contest, which was first held in Singapore. Participants are required to place their palm on a specific area of the car with the last person standing to win the competition. With a time of 82 hours and 17 minutes, Subaru Palm Challenge Singapore 2014 Grand Winner, G Jaishanker from Singapore, set the record for the longest time as he outdid 400 participants from Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Singapore.

Hundreds of participants are expected to join the elimination legs in Manila. Similar to last year, challenges await contestants putting their heart, mind, and body to the test. The top 10 challengers will represent the Philippines on an all-expense paid trip to compete in the Subaru Palm Challenge Singapore 2019. There, they will join other finalists from the nine other Asian countries participating, including the Singaporean contestants, to battle it out for the grand prize of a brand new Subaru.

Contestants competing in the Subaru Palm Challenge Singapore 2019 also have the chance to win cash prizes for being the Country Winner (awarded to the last person standing from each country), Asian Winner (the last person standing from all regional countries except Singapore), and a Country Team prize for the longest surviving country (calculated by adding all the individual team members' times together).

Interested participants must be at least 18 years old as of January 1, 2019, a Filipino passport holder, and in good health condition.
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