Ronald Nozuelo Oranza was born on 2 December 1992 in Barangay San Nicolas, Villasis Town, in the Province of Pangasinan. The five-foot-ten Navy all-rounder is the youngest among eleven children of farmer Daniel Fabro Oranza and Barangay Health Worker Oranza Dominga Nozuelo Oranza.
Nichol Blanca Pareja is one of the youngest and promising riders 7-Eleven has in its fleet.
The Philippine Navy all-rounder, El Joshua Cariño, is the 21st Pangasinan cycling great since his province mate Rufino Gabot won the cycling championship in the eight-day Tour of Luzon in 1957. Since then, the next races have marked the domination of Pangasinenses in Philippine cycling history.
After finishing the 1,3410 kilometers scheduled for this year’s race, LBC Ronda Pilipinas finally concluded in the Heritage City of the Philippines, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur.
The Philippine Navy Standard Insurance Team led by the 34-year-old and former LBC Ronda Pilipinas back-to-back champion (2016-2017) Jan Paul Morales once again performed another electrifying and overpowering victory by dominating the predominantly flat route, 112-km stage 6, Tarlac To Tarlac path, of LBC Ronda Pilipinas anniversary race in Tarlac Province.
The 3-man Navy Squad in the lead pack sustained their lead by about a minute in the final eight kilometers and completed the course in a well-choreographed finish at 4 hours, 56 minutes, and 28 seconds.
After months of preparation, LBC Ronda Pilipinas finally and officially started its anniversary race with a bang in Sorsogon City.
The atmosphere in Sorsogon City is getting hotter as the race draws closer to its commencement tomorrow, Sunday, 23 February 2020. Asked about their plans in the upcoming LBC Ronda Pilipinas road cycling race, the 7-Eleven Cliqq-Air 21 by Roadbike Philippines Sports Director, Ric Rodriguez, only retorted that they “will go for the best result.”… Continue Reading →
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Larga Pilipinas 2nd Salvo was initially set on 7 October 2018. However, due to the unexpected withdrawal of a significant organizer’s support, Larga Pilipinas had resorted to rescheduling the event on 28 October 2018.
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