Eagle Cement karters grab spotlight | Inquirer Sports

Eagle Cement karters grab spotlight

/ 10:45 PM May 26, 2013

THE EAGLE Cement Racing Team grabbed a share of the spotlight following the impressive wins of Eduardo Coseteng and Jacob Ang in the Philippine leg of the 2013 Asian Karting Open Championships recently at Carmona Racetrack.

Hard work and perseverance paid off for Coseteng and Ang as they topped the Asian Mini-ROK and Cadet Championships, respectively.

The 11-year-old Ang, son of San Miguel Corporation president Ramon S. Ang, engaged top favorite Flynn Jackes in a back-and-forth battle, before finally grabbing the pole in the final stretch en route to the close win over the TRS Racing star and Dylan Arambulo.

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“We practiced everyday at Carmona, especially on the week of the race,” said Ang.

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Coseteng, whose father Jody is a circuit-racing champion many times over, pulled off a come-from-behind victory over defending champion Jackes, Draeco McLelland and Luigi Lachica.  He had to recover from the tailend of the field as he spun out of the track right in the first lap after being bumped by a fellow karter.

But Coseteng wove his way back, overtaking one rider at a time, before finally grabbing the lead for good with two laps to go.

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“I just stayed focused while driving fast and consistent,” said

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9-year-old Coseteng.

The Eagle Cement Racing Team is also composed of VJ Suba, the 2012 Karter of the Year, who concentrated in coaching the young guns.

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