Navy Standard Insurance's George Oconer (the one raising hand), followed by Excellent Noodles' Mervin Corpuz and Drey's Arjay Peralta
DAET, Camarines Norte Defending champion George Oconer and 2018 winner Ronald Oranza of Navy Standard Insurance made their presences felt after a slow start and bou
STAGE 4 WINNER. Defending champion George Oconer wins the 179.8-kilometer Stage Four of the 11th LBC Ronda Pilipinas at the Provincial Capital in Daet, Camarines Norte on Sunday (March 13, 2022). Oconer bested other podium finishers Mervin Corpuz and Arjay Peralta. (Contributed photo) DAET, Camarines Norte - Defending champion George Oconer and 2018 winner Ronald Oranza of Navy Standard Insurance made their presences felt after a slow start and bounced back strong in the 179.8-kilometer Stage Four of the 11th LBC Ronda Pilipinas at the Provincial Capitol here Sunday. Oconer unleashed his full might in a wet and wild finish that saw him claim his first stage win this year with a clocking of four hours, 10 minutes and 12 seconds while catapulting him straight to the top 10 from 13th. Oranza, the 29-year-old new Navy skipper, likewise made his move in the overall race as he leapfrogged from No. 7 to No. 4 after he paced the nine-man pack that checked in at fifth in 4:10:38 in the stage th
DAET, Camarines Norte Reigning champion George Oconer took Stage 4 on a rainy Sunday and suddenly, the race’s complexion saw defending team titlist Philippine Navy-Standard Insurance (PNSI) positioning its riders for an impending assault entering the halfway mark of the 11th LBC Ronda Pilipinas. Oconer slingshot himself up front approaching the…
LEGAZPI City When the big guns were bunched at the back watching each other’s moves, a 22-year-old from Pangasinan and riding for continental team Go For Gold snatched victory in the 11th LBC Ronda Pilipinas’s third stage that was raced under intermittent rain on Saturday. And what a fitting win it…
SORSOGON CITY The LBC Ronda Pilipinas 2022 hits the road again after a one-year pandemic absence as it holds the 11th edition with a 10-stage race that drew the cream of the crop of Philippine cycling starting Friday here and ending on March 20 in Baguio.