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[Title] => Radis makes it five titles in a row in Boracay Funboard
[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis found little resistance as he claimed his fifth straight title with ease over an international field at the close of the 16th Boracay International Funboard Cup yesterday in the island paradise of Boracay.
Radis is poised to bring home the coveted Boracay Cup next year if he becomes the overall champion again.
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[Title] => Aussie enjoys huge lead in funboard tilt
[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis proved to be unbeatable in the third and fourth rounds despite the best efforts of his opponents in the 16th Boracay International Funboard Cup.
Sporting a new Neil Pryde sail that caught winds of 14 to 18 knots, Radis blasted past rivals despite starting behind in a few heats.
Radis enjoys a whopping 8.97 advantage over closest rival Conrad Kerber of Guam in the overall rankings.
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[Title] => Aussie dominates action in Boracay funboard
[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis showed up the stellar field in the first phase of the 16th Boracay International Funboard Cup yesterday, dominating the first nine heats of the event with a new sail and board in Boracay’s Bulabog Beach.
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.
Antiqua’s Marcus Tomblin and the Philippines’ German Paz managed to land fourth and fifth, respectively, in the overall rankings.
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[Title] => Aussie sustains funboard streak
[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis continued to dominate the international windsurfing race series by sweeping the first four legs, including the recent Boracay International Funboard Cup at the Bulabog Beach in Boracay Island.
Fresh from his victories on the Adecco Asian Windsurfing Tour in Taiwan, Malaysia and Indonesia, Radis restamped his class again as he bested a talented field of rivals en route to winning his fourth overall championship in the annual event.
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[Title] => Focus on top bets as action resumes today
[Summary] => BORACAY – Action in the 15th Boracay International Funboard Cup resumes today in the pristine waters of this island paradise with Australian Robbie Radis and lady riders Nenette Graf of the Philippines and Yun Hee Lim of Korea seeking to sustain fine performances they showed in the initial round of slalom Wednesday.
With maximum wind speeds of 18 knots, Radis managed to clock 50.5 kph while Graf and Yun the same speed of 38.8 kph in the first round of this competition, serving as the fourth leg of the Adecco Asian Windsurfing Tour presented by Foster’s.
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AUSTRALIAN ROBBIE RADIS
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[Title] => Radis makes it five titles in a row in Boracay Funboard
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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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[Title] => Aussie enjoys huge lead in funboard tilt
[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis proved to be unbeatable in the third and fourth rounds despite the best efforts of his opponents in the 16th Boracay International Funboard Cup.
Sporting a new Neil Pryde sail that caught winds of 14 to 18 knots, Radis blasted past rivals despite starting behind in a few heats.
Radis enjoys a whopping 8.97 advantage over closest rival Conrad Kerber of Guam in the overall rankings.
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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.
Antiqua’s Marcus Tomblin and the Philippines’ German Paz managed to land fourth and fifth, respectively, in the overall rankings.
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[Summary] => Australian Robbie Radis continued to dominate the international windsurfing race series by sweeping the first four legs, including the recent Boracay International Funboard Cup at the Bulabog Beach in Boracay Island.
Fresh from his victories on the Adecco Asian Windsurfing Tour in Taiwan, Malaysia and Indonesia, Radis restamped his class again as he bested a talented field of rivals en route to winning his fourth overall championship in the annual event.
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[Title] => Focus on top bets as action resumes today
[Summary] => BORACAY – Action in the 15th Boracay International Funboard Cup resumes today in the pristine waters of this island paradise with Australian Robbie Radis and lady riders Nenette Graf of the Philippines and Yun Hee Lim of Korea seeking to sustain fine performances they showed in the initial round of slalom Wednesday.
With maximum wind speeds of 18 knots, Radis managed to clock 50.5 kph while Graf and Yun the same speed of 38.8 kph in the first round of this competition, serving as the fourth leg of the Adecco Asian Windsurfing Tour presented by Foster’s.
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