+ Follow MANILA-BORACAY RACE Tag
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[Title] => Centennial cops overall crown
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Centennial, a Sydney 46 manned mostly by members of the RP sailing team, might have relinquished her President’s Cup Regatta (PRC) crown but captured the e-Standard Insurance Boracay Series overall championship at the close of the weeklong event in Boracay Saturday.
Judes Echauz, the president of the Philippine Sailing Association, and his crew ran away with the inaugural Boracay Series overall crown by topping the Manila-Boracay Race then placing second to Jelik in the President’s Cup Regatta.
[DatePublished] => 2007-03-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Selma Star halts Irresistible’s win run
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Selma Star shone brightly under blue, clear skies around the Boracay waters Thursday, ending Irresistible’s streak by ruling the Oakley Race in Day Two of the 15th President’s Cup Regatta.
The First 36.7 of Jun Avecilla, with an IRC handicap of 1:039, topped the long event at 1:30:15 after placing second in the windward and leeward race behind Irresistible Wednesday.
Irresistible, Harry Taylor’s S&S 36 which also triumphed in the Manila-Boracay Race 2007, fared poorly this time, missing the Magic 3.
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[Title] => Simply Irresistible
[Summary] => BORACAY  With winds blowing in favor of smaller boats, Irresistible, an S&S 36 from the Manila Yacht Club, came through with her breakthrough triumph, claiming the overall championship in the Manila-Boracay Race 2007.
IRC 1 Class boats had a field day in light winds over Luzon waters over the weekend with Irresistible pulling off the victory by sailing into this island paradise by mid-morning Monday.
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MANILA-BORACAY RACE
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[Title] => Centennial cops overall crown
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Centennial, a Sydney 46 manned mostly by members of the RP sailing team, might have relinquished her President’s Cup Regatta (PRC) crown but captured the e-Standard Insurance Boracay Series overall championship at the close of the weeklong event in Boracay Saturday.
Judes Echauz, the president of the Philippine Sailing Association, and his crew ran away with the inaugural Boracay Series overall crown by topping the Manila-Boracay Race then placing second to Jelik in the President’s Cup Regatta.
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[Title] => Selma Star halts Irresistible’s win run
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Selma Star shone brightly under blue, clear skies around the Boracay waters Thursday, ending Irresistible’s streak by ruling the Oakley Race in Day Two of the 15th President’s Cup Regatta.
The First 36.7 of Jun Avecilla, with an IRC handicap of 1:039, topped the long event at 1:30:15 after placing second in the windward and leeward race behind Irresistible Wednesday.
Irresistible, Harry Taylor’s S&S 36 which also triumphed in the Manila-Boracay Race 2007, fared poorly this time, missing the Magic 3.
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[Title] => Simply Irresistible
[Summary] => BORACAY  With winds blowing in favor of smaller boats, Irresistible, an S&S 36 from the Manila Yacht Club, came through with her breakthrough triumph, claiming the overall championship in the Manila-Boracay Race 2007.
IRC 1 Class boats had a field day in light winds over Luzon waters over the weekend with Irresistible pulling off the victory by sailing into this island paradise by mid-morning Monday.
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