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                    [Title] => Tuason to compete in 30-car Porsche Cup
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Tuason Racing School founder and multi-awarded racer JP Tuason will compete in the 30-car field Porsche Cup in Nurburgring in Germany in May.
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                    [Title] => TRS, Ford bag AAP award
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Tuason Racing School (TRS), the only professional school in the country and one of the premier racing schools in Asia, again bagged the Car of the Year Award for Motorsports together with Ford Philippines during the recently concluded Automobile Association Philippines (AAP) Awards Night.
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I’ll have to be honest here, when I first got the invitation from the Tuason Racing School (TRS) to drive the Focus race car in Clark International Speedway, the first thing I asked was not which model it was, or what the event was for, but who else was going. Sure enough, there were the usual suspects.
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But it was very difficult for the three-time Karter of the Year to smile last Thursday, as ha faced a group of grizzled sports media men in his first press conference. And it was not to celebrate. It was to protest.


Last weekend was the final series of races in the 2005 Shell Super Kart Series in Carmona, 


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                    [Title] => Guidicelli on kart title: I wuz robbed
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Three-time national karting champion Matteo Fernan Guidicelli claimed yesterday he was robbed of the recent Karter of the Year Cup and said he’ll skip the next super kart series if necessary reforms in the sport are not implemented.


Guidicelli particularly scored clerk of course (CoC) Gabby Intengan for his alleged "unfair and oppressive officiating" during the final leg of the 2005 Shell Super Kart Series Oct. 8-9, allowing Michelle Bumgarner to steal the Karter of the Year honors.


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                    [Title] => The Fast and the Spurious
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                    [Title] => Cebu teener sparks RP sweep in Asian karting
                    [Summary] => CARMONA, CAVITE – Cebuano Matteo Guidicelli of Team Cebu-CRG emerged the pride of Philippines karting when he captured the prestigious Junior Intercontinental-A crown yesterday in the 2003 Casino Filipino-Shell Asian Karting Open Championship at the Carmona Circuit Philippines here.


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                    [Title] => Shell, Carmona host karting prix
                    [Summary] => As part of their continuing efforts to promote karting, Pilipinas Shell and Carmona Circuit Phils. will again host the biggest karting competition in the country beginning tomorrow at the Carmona Racing Circuit in Carmona, Cavite. 


Dubbed as "Shell Super Karting series," the nine-part series is expected to be participated in by the country’s top karters from all over the country.


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MICHELLE BUMGARNER

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Guidicelli particularly scored clerk of course (CoC) Gabby Intengan for his alleged "unfair and oppressive officiating" during the final leg of the 2005 Shell Super Kart Series Oct. 8-9, allowing Michelle Bumgarner to steal the Karter of the Year honors.


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