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The 16-year-old Sy, the "wonder boy" of Philippine motor sports, qualified fifth for the race and was one of only five drivers in the field of 13 to beat the one-minute five-second barrier despite driving with a defective right front tire.


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Mark Goddard, Minardi Team Asia manager, said the team was looking for drivers who can produce better results.


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Phl finally hosts GT Race Global at BGC

November 5, 2012 - 12:00am

The Philippines will finally get to host one of the world’s most exciting, most watched racing events – the GT...

Sports

Mechanical woes dog Sy’s Asian series

August 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Filipino Tyson Sy of Minardi Team Asia dropped further down the championship standings of the Formula BMW Asia Series 2004 after falling prey to handling problems and an accident during the fourth leg of the series...

Sports

Tyson Sy: About A Boy

By Brian Afuang | July 7, 2004 - 12:00am

Tyson Sy is seriously quick. At 16, the quiet, unassuming young man has both the tenacity and skill to win in open-wheel car racing — which he does with frequency. In the car, on the track, he is clearly...

Motoring

Sy emerges fighting 2nd in Bahrain FBMW

April 8, 2004 - 12:00am

Filipino race driver Tyson Sy enthralled the crowd of the inaugural Bahrain F1 Grand Prix last Sunday when he engaged veteran Chinese ace and pre-race favorite Marchy Lee of the Malaysia-based Meritus Racing in an...

Sports

Sy ready for Bahrain Formula BMW race

April 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Youthful Filipino Tyson Sy will take to the tarmac this weekend at the brand new Sakhir Circuit in Bahrain, the venue of this Sunday’s inaugural Formula One Grand Prix of Bahrain. The 16-year-old race driver,...

Sports

Peña, Sy join Minardi Team Asia

March 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Minardi Team Asia has named Filipino drivers Eduardo "Dado" Peña and Tyson Sy to the team that will compete in the 2004 Formula BMW Asia Series, April 4. Italian-based Minardi Formula One Team supports...

Sports

Sy, 15, makes bid in FBMW Asia series

August 22, 2003 - 12:00am

The youngest Filipino ever to grace an international event, Tyson Sy, will be one of the country’s hopes to win the rookie championship in the new Formula BMW Asia Series this Sunday at the Taebaek Track in...

Sports