+ Follow ARTHUR TUASON MEMORIAL CUP Tag
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[Title] => Ready to race - on life's course
[Summary] => One could easily mistake spunky 15- year-old Rafael “Roby” Benito and 16-year-old Jose Antonio “Juha” Turalba of the Ready2Race (R2R) team as teenage brats in a classy private school.
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[Title] => Couple losing hope on flood-drenched SUV
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The newly-wed couple who invested a big chunk of their cash gifts on a compact SUV from the land of milk and honey have written in again just to tell me of their despair and lost of hope of ever seeing a fruitful investment by making use of their vehicle with confidence and actually looks forward to more financial drain.
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[Title] => Playing to Win
[Summary] => Every boy dreams of fast cars, but not many get to realize this dream. One lucky 12-year-old not only got to literally ride out his dream, but has taken it to a whole new level: he’s competing in an international race, carrying the country’s flag. Juha Turalba competes today for the Junior Championship in the 2006 ROK International Finals in Lonato, Italy, together with Joey Orduña, who is racing in the Mini-ROK division.
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[Summary] => Just like in the corporate rat race, you also need a pretty good education to get ahead of the pack in motor racing. Attending the School of Hard Knocks may have its merits, but it may also mean signing up in the School of Hard Crashes. All the horsepower and suspension trickery in the world don’t mean crap if you can’t learn to drive well. To win races, a true understanding of the art of race car driving is a must. And the quickest way to learn the quickest way around a racetrack is to get it from a qualified mentor.
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If you were a car-crazy kid in the late 70s and early 80s, you were probably awestruck at the sight of a Ford Escort RS2000 cruising down the Metro’s still traffic- and billboard-free streets. Especially if said RS was sporting its signature screaming yellow paint job. This fiberglass-clad beauty was, after all, the tarmac-ripper, dirt road-scorcher rally car champ of its time, winning races everywhere in the world. Seeing one pass by through the windows of the family sedan was definitely a treat.
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[Title] => Basketball, boxing up in Forum
[Summary] => It’s a mixture of basketball, boxing and karting in tomorrow’s session of the PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn hotel.
Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner Jun Bernardino, reigning International Boxing Federation (IBF) super bantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao and manager Rod Nazario as well as former Karter of the Year Jaypee Tuason make up the list of guests appearing in the public service program sponsored by Red Bull, Agfa and McDonald’s.
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[Title] => Karting honors racing legend
[Summary] => The first Arthur Tuason Memorial Cup Karting Challenge is a fitting tribute to a legend who has devoted most of his life for the development of motorsports in the country. And his son Jean-Pierre Tuason hopes to continue this vision through this annual event.
The young Tuason, guesting in the weekly Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) forum at the Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion, said the first Arthur Tuason Memorial Cup Karting Challenge set Nov. 18-19 at the Carmona Circuit Philippines will be the biggest gathering of racing figures in Philippine motorsports history.
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ARTHUR TUASON MEMORIAL CUP
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[Title] => Ready to race - on life's course
[Summary] => One could easily mistake spunky 15- year-old Rafael “Roby” Benito and 16-year-old Jose Antonio “Juha” Turalba of the Ready2Race (R2R) team as teenage brats in a classy private school.
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Noemi Pamintuan-Jara
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[Title] => Couple losing hope on flood-drenched SUV
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The newly-wed couple who invested a big chunk of their cash gifts on a compact SUV from the land of milk and honey have written in again just to tell me of their despair and lost of hope of ever seeing a fruitful investment by making use of their vehicle with confidence and actually looks forward to more financial drain.
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[ColumnID] => 134827
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => Playing to Win
[Summary] => Every boy dreams of fast cars, but not many get to realize this dream. One lucky 12-year-old not only got to literally ride out his dream, but has taken it to a whole new level: he’s competing in an international race, carrying the country’s flag. Juha Turalba competes today for the Junior Championship in the 2006 ROK International Finals in Lonato, Italy, together with Joey Orduña, who is racing in the Mini-ROK division.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Katrina Gutierrez
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[Title] => Higher Learning
[Summary] => Just like in the corporate rat race, you also need a pretty good education to get ahead of the pack in motor racing. Attending the School of Hard Knocks may have its merits, but it may also mean signing up in the School of Hard Crashes. All the horsepower and suspension trickery in the world don’t mean crap if you can’t learn to drive well. To win races, a true understanding of the art of race car driving is a must. And the quickest way to learn the quickest way around a racetrack is to get it from a qualified mentor.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Brian Afuang
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[Title] => Basketball, boxing up in Forum
[Summary] => It’s a mixture of basketball, boxing and karting in tomorrow’s session of the PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn hotel.
Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner Jun Bernardino, reigning International Boxing Federation (IBF) super bantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao and manager Rod Nazario as well as former Karter of the Year Jaypee Tuason make up the list of guests appearing in the public service program sponsored by Red Bull, Agfa and McDonald’s.
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[Title] => Karting honors racing legend
[Summary] => The first Arthur Tuason Memorial Cup Karting Challenge is a fitting tribute to a legend who has devoted most of his life for the development of motorsports in the country. And his son Jean-Pierre Tuason hopes to continue this vision through this annual event.
The young Tuason, guesting in the weekly Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) forum at the Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion, said the first Arthur Tuason Memorial Cup Karting Challenge set Nov. 18-19 at the Carmona Circuit Philippines will be the biggest gathering of racing figures in Philippine motorsports history.
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November 26, 2001 - 12:00am
November 15, 2000 - 12:00am
