LOCAL triathletes get set for a duel of strength, speed and staying power not only in quest of top podium finishes in their respective age categories in the Ironman 70.3 Puerto Princesa but also in chase of coveted berths to this year’s world championship in New Zealand. The 1.9-km (1.2-mile) swim,…
TRI SND Barracuda, Fit PH and Baguio Benguet Triathlon lead eight other leading teams looking to reach peak form in time for the Ironman 70.3 Puerto Princesa that serves as first-time host to the Asia TriClub and Relay Championship on November 12 in Palawan. The City of Puerto Princesa, headed by Mayor Lucilo Bayron, is
THE Ironman 70.3 Puerto Princesa aims to surpass the success of its inaugural staging in Palawan last year in terms of participation and impact with its second edition on November 12 serving as host to the Asia TriClub and Relay Championship. Puerto Princesa City is putting up a whopping P500,000 ($8,800) as the top prize
Baguio’s rising triathlete Euan Arrow Ramos, the youngest of the three Ramos siblings, recorded the fastest time of the day at the Ironkids Philippines triathlon race on June 10 in Subic. The 13-year-old Ramos battled back from fifth in the swim with a surge in the bike then stayed in control in the final run
EUAN RAMOS kicked his way to the top in the bike stage and went on to claim the boys’ crown while Zabelle Eugenio took charge in the opening swim leg to complete a wire-to-wire victory in the girls’ side of the Ironkids Philippines in Subic Bay Saturday. Ramos battled back…