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                    [Title] => Southern Discomfort
                    [Summary] => Ever since I started cycling, going south has never appealed to me. In fact, I abhorred going anywhere south of Talisay. I always had a ready excuse for friends who'd invite me to ride there. A) roads and bridges were narrow and were always in a state of disrepair. And b) there's way too many tricycles, c) too many pedestrians for such a narrow motorway. And this is what really gets me: d) the traffic.
                    [DatePublished] => 2006-01-09 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 133418
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                    [AuthorName] => ALLEZ By Jose Vicente Araneta
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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod wins Road Cyclist of the Year honors
                    [Summary] => Neil Duhaylungsod emerged as the first Road Cyclist of the Year for 2005. He grabbed the most coveted award with 621 points.


In class C, it was Moises Pongasi who topped the overall rankings.


Duhaylungsod got a sublimated jersey for being the RCY courtesy of the event's main sponsor, Spark Kleen Laundry Powder, while Pongasigot got a new wheel set from Atty.Jhong Sepulveda.


The last Road Cyclist of the Month for 2005, Ciano Dignos, is 71 points behind Duhaylungsod in the overall individual standings.


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                    [Title] => Neil Duhaylungsod paces November RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => Neil Duhaylungsod grabbed the lead in the RECYCLE Road Cyclists of the Month at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day. 


Duhaylungsod, who placed third in the leg played over the weekend, trailing winner Andy Villaver, accumulated 70 points. 


Behind Duhaylungsod is John Rey Jaca with 53 points while Richard Patalinghug is at third place with 32 points. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-11-29 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Limbaga takes lead in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => DARWIN Limbaga cruised to the top of the leader board after winning the RECYLE Cyclist of the Month series last Saturday at the Mandaue City reclamation area.


Limbaga won the second leg via sprint finish over Neil Duhaylungsod as Ciano Dignos wound up third. 


Overall, Limbaga has 47 points while Jun Canasa is at second place with 36 points.


Tied at third spot are Sammy Tanieza and John Ray Jaca with 35 points while Duhaylungsod occupied the fourth place with 34 points and Haylin Bardaje with 33 points.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-11-14 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod tops October RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => 


Neil Duhaylungsod had the last laugh after grabbing the RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month of October at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


Duhaylungsod took advantage of the tough stiff battle by almost all riders in the final leg, including the non-title contenders, to defeat erstwhile leader Dr. Jose Vicente "JV" Araneta.


Araneta, columnist of The Freeman, could already smell victory, but was caught by surprise by the kind of action they had in the final outing for the October plum.


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                    [Title] => TF columnist Araneta logs back-to-back wins
                    [Summary] => The Freeman columnist Dr. Jose Vicente "JV" Araneta beams with pride as he posted back-to-back victories in this month's RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month Race Series to take the overall lead the other day at the Mandaue City reclamation area.


And just like in the second leg, Araneta both had the energy and good luck paving his way for another success.


The class B action started tough with each rider trying to outsmart one another.


Araneta, who was just eight points away from erstwhile leader Lyndyl Caraquel, did a smart move by looking closely at latter.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-10-18 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Caecent No-ot Magsumbol
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                    [Title] => Araneta takes overall lead in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => The FREEMAN columnist Dr. Jose Vicente "JV" Araneta oozes with confidence as he posted back-to-back victory to take the overall lead in the RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month of October series at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


The third leg victory of Araneta catapulted him to the top of the leaderboard with 55 points as Lyndel Caraquel trailed with 43 points.


The third to fifth places went to Neil Duhaylungsod with 41 points, Xerox Lauron with 34 points and Dexter Lapuz with 27 points.


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                    [Title] => Recycle RCM race
                    [Summary] => Lyndyl Caraquel and Celso Nebria take the lead in their respective divisions in the September RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month Race Series after winning last Saturday's leg at the Mandaue City reclamation area.


Caraquel sets the pace in class B after surviving five other cyclists who were with him in the breakaway.
 

Ian Colina finished second, while Neil Duhaylungsod third.


In class C, Nebria spearheads the group after outsmarting Delfin Omisol for the top post.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-09-06 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod nails second RCM title in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => Neil Duhaylungsod claimed his second RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month title after ruling class B's August action, even as the one-handed Rex Gonzales dominated class C at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


Duhaylungsod, who claimed his first crown in the June edition, grabbed his second RCM title after posting a total of 62 points.


Xerox Lauron was just a point away from Duhaylungsod to take the second place honors, while Ciano Dignos finished third with 54 points. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-08-30 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Lauron scores one in RECYCLE tilt
                    [Summary] => After all the trying, Xerox Lauron finally pulled one win via the first leg of RECYCLE August Road Cyclist of the Month at the Mandaue City reclamation area.


Lauron's long awaited victory was not just about luck, but also a lot of determination as he beaten a strong field of opposition.


Lauron outsmarted Ciano Dignos, a rider who had already won several RCM honors.


Neil Duhaylungsod, on the other hand, finished third, while Ian Colina and Lyndyl Caraquel came out fourth and fifth, respectively.


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NEIL DUHAYLUNGSOD

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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod wins Road Cyclist of the Year honors
                    [Summary] => Neil Duhaylungsod emerged as the first Road Cyclist of the Year for 2005. He grabbed the most coveted award with 621 points.


In class C, it was Moises Pongasi who topped the overall rankings.


Duhaylungsod got a sublimated jersey for being the RCY courtesy of the event's main sponsor, Spark Kleen Laundry Powder, while Pongasigot got a new wheel set from Atty.Jhong Sepulveda.


The last Road Cyclist of the Month for 2005, Ciano Dignos, is 71 points behind Duhaylungsod in the overall individual standings.


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                    [Title] => Neil Duhaylungsod paces November RECYCLE series
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Duhaylungsod, who placed third in the leg played over the weekend, trailing winner Andy Villaver, accumulated 70 points. 


Behind Duhaylungsod is John Rey Jaca with 53 points while Richard Patalinghug is at third place with 32 points. 


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                    [Title] => Limbaga takes lead in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => DARWIN Limbaga cruised to the top of the leader board after winning the RECYLE Cyclist of the Month series last Saturday at the Mandaue City reclamation area.


Limbaga won the second leg via sprint finish over Neil Duhaylungsod as Ciano Dignos wound up third. 


Overall, Limbaga has 47 points while Jun Canasa is at second place with 36 points.


Tied at third spot are Sammy Tanieza and John Ray Jaca with 35 points while Duhaylungsod occupied the fourth place with 34 points and Haylin Bardaje with 33 points.


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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod tops October RECYCLE series
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Neil Duhaylungsod had the last laugh after grabbing the RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month of October at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


Duhaylungsod took advantage of the tough stiff battle by almost all riders in the final leg, including the non-title contenders, to defeat erstwhile leader Dr. Jose Vicente "JV" Araneta.


Araneta, columnist of The Freeman, could already smell victory, but was caught by surprise by the kind of action they had in the final outing for the October plum.


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                    [Title] => TF columnist Araneta logs back-to-back wins
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And just like in the second leg, Araneta both had the energy and good luck paving his way for another success.


The class B action started tough with each rider trying to outsmart one another.


Araneta, who was just eight points away from erstwhile leader Lyndyl Caraquel, did a smart move by looking closely at latter.


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                    [ColumnID] => 133272
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                    [Title] => Araneta takes overall lead in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => The FREEMAN columnist Dr. Jose Vicente "JV" Araneta oozes with confidence as he posted back-to-back victory to take the overall lead in the RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month of October series at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


The third leg victory of Araneta catapulted him to the top of the leaderboard with 55 points as Lyndel Caraquel trailed with 43 points.


The third to fifth places went to Neil Duhaylungsod with 41 points, Xerox Lauron with 34 points and Dexter Lapuz with 27 points.


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Caraquel sets the pace in class B after surviving five other cyclists who were with him in the breakaway.
 

Ian Colina finished second, while Neil Duhaylungsod third.


In class C, Nebria spearheads the group after outsmarting Delfin Omisol for the top post.


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                    [ColumnID] => 133272
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                    [Title] => Duhaylungsod nails second RCM title in RECYCLE series
                    [Summary] => Neil Duhaylungsod claimed his second RECYCLE Road Cyclist of the Month title after ruling class B's August action, even as the one-handed Rex Gonzales dominated class C at the Mandaue City reclamation area the other day.


Duhaylungsod, who claimed his first crown in the June edition, grabbed his second RCM title after posting a total of 62 points.


Xerox Lauron was just a point away from Duhaylungsod to take the second place honors, while Ciano Dignos finished third with 54 points. 


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                    [Title] => Lauron scores one in RECYCLE tilt
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Lauron's long awaited victory was not just about luck, but also a lot of determination as he beaten a strong field of opposition.


Lauron outsmarted Ciano Dignos, a rider who had already won several RCM honors.


Neil Duhaylungsod, on the other hand, finished third, while Ian Colina and Lyndyl Caraquel came out fourth and fifth, respectively.


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