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[Title] => Peña, Sy launch AF3 offensive
[Summary] => A hectic weekend awaits Filipino racing stars Dado Peña and Tyson Sy who are bidding to pull away from the field in the Asian Formula Three Series, which visits the Zhuhai International Circuit in Guangdong, China, for the second time this year.
Four races make up this week’s latest challenge, including Round 6 that was called off last month after heavy rains flooded certain portions of the 4.3-kilometer Zhuhai track.
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[Title] => Tyson, Briton fined for AF3 race infractions
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Asian Formula Three star Tyson Sy’s death-defying crash in the last round of the series last month at the Zhuhai International Circuit in China continues to haunt him.
Aside from coughing up nearly P2 million, not P1 million as earlier reported, to rebuild his Dallara 304 nearly smashed to pieces when he slammed into Speedtech Asia teammate Gaby dela Merced’s stalled car, Sy will have to shell out an additional $2,000 as fine for "disregarding the double yellow flag" in effect during lap 8 of the 12-lap race.
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[Title] => Sy third as car crashes in heavy rain
[Summary] => GUANGDONG — Heavy rains that left visibility to a minimum cost Tyson Sy his bid for a second place finish, wrecked his car, and left him badly shaken even as Irishman Ali Jackson scored a breakthrough win Sunday in the accident-marred fifth round of the Asian Formula Three Series at the Zhuhai Circuit here.
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[Title] => Confident Pena sees great run In Zhuhai
[Summary] => GUANGDONG – Everything fell into place for Dado Pena Friday as he blazed through the Zhuhai International Circuit aboard his new Dallara 304 car, going faster than Tyson Sy in the last official practice run and boosting his confidence going into the fourth round of the Asian Formula Three series here.
Driving with new tires, Pena negotiated the 4.3-kilometer Zhuhai Circuit in 1 minute, 36.527 seconds that stood as the best for the day until Irishman Ali Jackson of Aran Racing, driving for an extra lap, returned to the pit faster by two-tenths of a second.
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[Title] => Sy-Peña sweep seen in Asian F3 in China
[Summary] => Another Filipino sweep in the next three rounds of the Asian Formula Three Series? You can bet on it.
"I expect them (Filipino riders) to dominate the coming races," a confident AF3 chairman Ed Peña stressed in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the main function room of the Pantalan Restaurant in Manila.
By them, Peña was referring to top RP drivers Tyson Sy and Dado Peña who will again lead the country’s contingent in Rounds 4-6 of the Asian-hopping circuit that drives its way to Guangdong, China on June 17-18.
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[Title] => Sy makes it two in row in Asian Formula-3
[Summary] => ROSARIO, Batangas — Tyson Sy didn’t expect to see Irishman John O’Hara in his rear view mirror just two laps into the second round of the 2006 Asian Formula Three Series Sunday at the Batangas Racing Circuit. With O’Hara fast closing in, Sy was ready to relinquish the early lead he had gained after a fast start, content to settle for a podium finish under the baking heat of the sun and add valuable points to his opening-round victory less than 24 hours earlier.
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Four races make up this week’s latest challenge, including Round 6 that was called off last month after heavy rains flooded certain portions of the 4.3-kilometer Zhuhai track.
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Asian Formula Three star Tyson Sy’s death-defying crash in the last round of the series last month at the Zhuhai International Circuit in China continues to haunt him.
Aside from coughing up nearly P2 million, not P1 million as earlier reported, to rebuild his Dallara 304 nearly smashed to pieces when he slammed into Speedtech Asia teammate Gaby dela Merced’s stalled car, Sy will have to shell out an additional $2,000 as fine for "disregarding the double yellow flag" in effect during lap 8 of the 12-lap race.
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[Title] => Confident Pena sees great run In Zhuhai
[Summary] => GUANGDONG – Everything fell into place for Dado Pena Friday as he blazed through the Zhuhai International Circuit aboard his new Dallara 304 car, going faster than Tyson Sy in the last official practice run and boosting his confidence going into the fourth round of the Asian Formula Three series here.
Driving with new tires, Pena negotiated the 4.3-kilometer Zhuhai Circuit in 1 minute, 36.527 seconds that stood as the best for the day until Irishman Ali Jackson of Aran Racing, driving for an extra lap, returned to the pit faster by two-tenths of a second.
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[Title] => Sy-Peña sweep seen in Asian F3 in China
[Summary] => Another Filipino sweep in the next three rounds of the Asian Formula Three Series? You can bet on it.
"I expect them (Filipino riders) to dominate the coming races," a confident AF3 chairman Ed Peña stressed in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the main function room of the Pantalan Restaurant in Manila.
By them, Peña was referring to top RP drivers Tyson Sy and Dado Peña who will again lead the country’s contingent in Rounds 4-6 of the Asian-hopping circuit that drives its way to Guangdong, China on June 17-18.
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