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Fifteen of the finest Filipino riders will vie in the 15th Asian Games and although the promise of a medal is not a hundred percent guaranteed like many on Team Philippines, the cyclists vowed to compete as if there is no tomorrow.


 "There will be no tomorrow," said both Warren Davadilla and Arnel Quirimit, both owners of Tour Pilipinas crowns and two of the most veterans on the team. "This is a different race because very few are given the chance to compete in the Asian Games."


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BAGUIO — National riders Frederick Feliciano and Santi Barnachea displayed their great mountain-climbing prowess in the Benguet highlands yesterday, gaining podium honors with the green and yellow jerseys, respectively, after the back-breaking third stage of the 2006 Tour Pilipinas Padyak Pinoy to this mountaintop resort.


Feliciano and Barnachea simply outclassed the opposition in the Naguilian and Kennon climbs, winning stage top honors which they later dedicated to their moms on Mother’s Day.


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Feliciano and Barnachea simply outclassed the opposition in the Naguilian and Kennon climbs, winning stage top honors which they later dedicated to their moms on Mother’s Day.


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Pinoy riders vow ‘no tomorrow’ in Doha

October 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Fifteen of the finest Filipino riders will vie in the 15th Asian Games and although the promise of a medal is not a hundred percent guaranteed like many on Team Philippines, the cyclists vowed to compete as if...

Sports

Day belongs to tough climbers, moms

By Joey Villar | May 15, 2006 - 12:00am

BAGUIO — National riders Frederick Feliciano and Santi Barnachea displayed their great mountain-climbing prowess in the Benguet highlands yesterday, gaining podium honors with the green and yellow jerseys,...

Sports