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ROSARIO, Batangas — Tyson Sy intends to be very aggressive and attack series leader James Winslow right in the first corner of the Batangas Racing Circuit when the 15th round of the Asian Formula Three circuit is held here Saturday.


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Defending champion Ananda Mikola will be back to defend his crown, although the daring Indonesian rider may not be able to see action in all of the six legs comprising this year’s series, including the inaugural three rounds to be held on May 6-7 at the Batangas Racing Circuit.


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                    [Title] => Final day surge nets O’Hara second overall
                    [Summary] => ROSARIO, Batangas — John O’Hara of Ireland swept the last two races of the Asian Formula Three Grand Prix Sunday and snatched second overall from Filipino Tyson Sy and Briton James Winslow at the Batangas Racing Circuit here.


Taking off from where he left off in Round 11 earlier Sunday, O’Hara, of Shell Helix Kinetic PCSO, ruled Round  12 in 15 minutes and 33.954 seconds for his third victory this season in the nation-hopping series before a capacity crowd that included 200 Indonesian students cheering for runaway winner Ananda Mikola.


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                    [Title] => Sy will get his wish — Mikola
                    [Summary] => Coming face-to-face with the Indonesian series leader last Wednesday, Tyson Sy was assured by Ananda Mikola that there will be no holding back when they dispute the overall crown in the last two rounds of the Asian Formula Three Grand Prix on Sunday at the Batangas Racing Circuit.


Mikola, of Fastron Racing with Threebond, leads the race for the overall crown with 127 points, 26 points ahead of Sy, and can clinch the title even if he opts to take it easy with a pair of fifth place finishes.


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                    [Title] => Peña zooms to fame in AF3
                    [Summary] => GUANGDONG, China — Indonesian ace Ananda Mikola proved untouchable anew but was forced to share the limelight with Pinoy young gun Dado Peña who finished a fighting second Saturday in the incident-marred third leg of the 2005 Asian Formula Three series at the Zhuhai International Circuit here.


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                    [Title] => Tough Indon rider takes pole in AF3 race
                    [Summary] => GUANGDONG, China — Taking the best his challengers could muster, Indonesian series leader Ananda Mikola took pole position by a hairline Saturday morning and will go into round three of the Asian Formula Three Grand Prix as the driver to beat at the Zhuhai International Circuit here.


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                    [Title] => Mikola turns back Jones for golden double
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In a race marred by crashes, collissions and irritating back markers, Mikola came out the winner again, besting 2004 AF3 Series champion Jones in 31 minutes and 4.550 seconds – more than nine minutes faster than the one he dished out in ruling the first race early Sunday.


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                    [Title] => Indon star dominates AF3 practice runs
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Mikola, of Fastron Racing with Threebond, clocked 1:23.874, the third best time in the first practice run, but showed his readiness for the race in the succeeding runs, underscoring his bid for the first two legs of the 12-leg event.


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Taking off from where he left off in Round 11 earlier Sunday, O’Hara, of Shell Helix Kinetic PCSO, ruled Round  12 in 15 minutes and 33.954 seconds for his third victory this season in the nation-hopping series before a capacity crowd that included 200 Indonesian students cheering for runaway winner Ananda Mikola.


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