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Radis is poised to bring home the coveted Boracay Cup next year if he becomes the overall champion again.
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Radis is the heavy favorite to win the event for the second straight time while newcomer Suzuki is quickly building up a huge advantage over local bet and womens defending champion Philstar.com star athlete Nenette Graf.
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Guided by winds reaching up to 15 knots, Radis sail easily skimmed the tough slalom course as the fancied Australian warded off the challenge of Keichi Kobayashi and Conrad Kerber of Guam.
Antiquas Marcus Tomblin and the Philippines German Paz managed to land fourth and fifth, respectively, in the overall rankings.
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ADDICT MOBILE SPEED TRIALS
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Radis is poised to bring home the coveted Boracay Cup next year if he becomes the overall champion again.
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Radis is the heavy favorite to win the event for the second straight time while newcomer Suzuki is quickly building up a huge advantage over local bet and womens defending champion Philstar.com star athlete Nenette Graf.
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Guided by winds reaching up to 15 knots, Radis sail easily skimmed the tough slalom course as the fancied Australian warded off the challenge of Keichi Kobayashi and Conrad Kerber of Guam.
Antiquas Marcus Tomblin and the Philippines German Paz managed to land fourth and fifth, respectively, in the overall rankings.
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Keanu Jahns continued his stellar form from his near-miss at Splendido Taal in July, carding a sensational seven-under-par 64 to wrest a slim one-shot lead over a surging Enrico Gallardo in the rain-hit ICTSI Forest Hills Classic.
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Tropical Storm Helen (International name: Pulasan) is set to leave the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) by Wednesday night, September 18, but it will still enhance the southwest monsoon or habagat, triggering rain and winds across the country.
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