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2013 Ronda Pilipinas—stage 7 partial results


9:38 pm | Monday, January 21st, 2013

Stage individual classification: 1. Oranza, Ronald (PDT) 4:21:57, 2. Joven, Cris (AVL) same time, 3. Gorantes, Ronald (RPR) same time, 4. Barnachea, Santy (PNS) 0:03, 5. Valenzuela, Irish (AVL) 0:04, 6. Galedo, Mark (RPR) 2:15, 7. Navarro, Reynaldo (HIP) same time, 8. Gorantes, Reinhard (PNS) 4:17, 9. Pablo, Ferdinand (HIP) 4:40, 10. Merez, Gary (TEN) same time, 11. Guanzon, Nicardo (VMS) same time, 12. Atilano, Emelito (YFM) same time, 13. Oledan, Tots (TMC) same time, 14. Sembrano, Renato (YFM) same time, 15. Ravina, Jonipher (RPR) same time, 16. Obosa, Ericson (RPR) 5:48, 17. Oconer, George (PNS) 5:50, 18. Tapic, Marvin (YFM) same time, 19. Vicmar, Vicente (TMC) same time, 20. Asto, Daniel (PNS) 6:07


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