Gendrano tops 2nd stage; Camingo keeps Larrazabal lead | Inquirer Sports

Gendrano tops 2nd stage; Camingo keeps Larrazabal lead

By: - Reporter / @junavINQ
/ 11:58 PM October 26, 2013

ORMOC CITY—Sprinter Ysmael Gendrano peeled off from the pack nearing the homestretch to rule Stage 2 of the 9th Terry Larrazabal Bike Festival Tour de Larrazabal yesterday.

Gendrano of Excellent Noodles Team clocked 1 hour 55 minutes 19 seconds in topping the largely flat 90-kilometer ride from this city by the sea to Baybay town and back.

Romeo Camingao, Gendrano’s teammate, placed second  after checking in three seconds later, followed by a big wave of riders, and retained the overall lead in Category C going into today’s penultimate lap in Palompon town.

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Camingao, 43, compiled an aggregate time of 2:11:14.6 after two stages of the four-day race, 14.6 seconds ahead of Nilo Barbalose of TORCC and 16.8 ticks infront of John Gayatin of Leo Cebu Team in the event organized by the Emerterio Larrazabal Foundation.

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Ramonito Espinosa of Admor Load kept the overall lead in Category B with a combined clocking of 2:11:11.1 while Nonito Antigua of Ormoc Cycling Team paced Category A (2:11:46.5).

Today’s mountainous loop will take the 100 participating riders on a 140 km trek in the uplands of Palompon and back to this city. The race concludes with a criterium within the city.

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In the seeding run of the mountain bike downhill, Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Joey Barba of Groundzero Wim Top Gun emerged fastest in the elite category (1:37.82) followed by John Dersick Farr (1:40.88).

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