Seppe Odeyn

Powerman World Champion 2016

#1 in World Powerman Rankings (Men)

Emma Pooley

Powerman World Champion 2014, 2015, 2016

#1 in World Powerman Rankings (Women)

Gael Le Bellec

Powerman World Champion, 2014 and 2015

#2 in World Powerman Rankings (Men)

Miriam Van Reijen

5th Place, 2016 Zofingen ITU Powerman Long

Distance Duathlon World Championships
#4 In World Powerman Rankings (Women)

Thomas Bruins

1st Place, Powerman Malaysia Asian

Championships 2016
3rd Place, Powerman Philippines 2015
#3 in World Powerman Rankings (Men)

Airi Sawada

1st Place, Powerman Philippines Asian

Invitational 2016
#5 in World Powerman Rankings (Women)

Andy Sutz

6th Place, 2016 Zofingen ITU Powerman Long Distance Duathlon

World Championships
#20 in World Powerman Rankings (Men)

Alex McDougall

3rd Place, 2015 Adelaide ITU Duathlon World

Championships
#20 in World Powerman Rankings (Women)

Jason Loh

3rd Place, Powerman Philippines

Asian Invitational 2016
8th Place, Powerman Malaysia Asian
Championships 2016

Shahrom
Abdullah
#1 Duathlete in Malaysia

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome Message from the International Powerman Association

Welcome Message from F&F International Events Group

Welcome Message from the Powerman Philippines

Welcome Message by Maybank CEO International Pollie Sim

Event Schedule

10

Pre-race Information

11

Race Day Checklist

11

Post Race Information

13

Course Map / Classic Distance

14

Course Map / Short Distance

15

Course Map / Powerkids

16

Course Information

19

Athlete Start List

25

Contingency Plan

27

Directory

Welcome Message from the International

Powerman Association
In the 90s, different organizers of leading duathlon races, including myself, met and decided to
establish the joint Powerman series. Until today, Powerman Zofingen remains to be the figurehead
to the series, and is Powerman is still the leading duathlon series worldwide.
I believe in the potential of duathlon in the long run, which I share with Raymund and the rest of
the F&F International Events Group, Inc. Together, we believe that Powerman and duathlon have
a huge potential in Philippines as it will continue to grow in the coming years. Being one of the
first few countries to host Powerman in Asia, the Philippines alongside Malaysia has sparked the
growth of duathlon across Asia. In 2017, Powerman Philippines will be among other Powerman
races in Asia, specifically Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Powerman Philippines is also a
candidate venue for the Asia Championships in 2017 or 2018.
I wish good luck to all the participants of Powerman Philippines! Heres to more power to duathlon
and to more years of Powerman in the country!

John Raadschelders
President
International Powerman Association

Welcome Message from F&F International Events Group

We at F&F International Events Inc. believe in the power of the Filipino athlete. Recently Filipino
athletes have been in the spotlight, not only in the local scene but also in international events.
Powerman Philippines is here for the Filipino athlete and to elevate the local duathlon scene.
We are here to give Filipinos the chance to compete in a prestigious international duathlon, and
to prove to the world that Filipino athletes can truly match or even outshine their international
counterparts.
We call out to all our athletes to show their power this race weekend; that truly without man there
is no power. Good luck to all participants!

Raymund Magdaluyo
Chairman
F&F International Events

Welcome Message from Powerman Philippines

We have spent most of the year bringing together people from every corner of our country to
Today we bring together people from all over our country to come and show that the Duathlon
dream is big enough for everyone kids, teens, men and women, for all the everyday Filipino who
made the choice to use their POWER to be more, and to use that POWER to race against the best
in the world and finish amongst the best a POWERMAN!
You represent the best of the Filipinos, aspiring duathletes and seasoned alike and having you race
today is a great honor.
We believe in the Filipino Athlete and that we have what it takes to compete and win in the
international stage.
Powerman Philippines is never about one race or even one just one athlete. It is about the sport we
love and about building a Duathlon community that is inclusive, dedicated and inspiring.
Together we will strive to be successful guardians of the sport for all Filipinos.
Our deepest gratitude to Anytime Fitness and our presentor Maybank for sharing in our dream of
bringing the Filipino athlete to the World Duathlon scene.
Thank you to John Raadschelders for placing your trust in our team.
To the talented and steadfast men and women of our team, this is our race.
We dont just race a Powerman Duathlon, we cherish it.
Duathlon is a lifestyle; Duathlon is a Sport; POWERMAN is Duathlon.
Welcome to Powerman Philippines!

Michael Owen Gan

President
Powerman Philippines
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Welcome Message by Maybank CEO International Pollie Sim

We are delighted to be part of this synergic partnership with Powerman Philippines for the
anticipated Powerman Asian Invitational and World Series that will be happening on November
20th and December 3rd to 4th consecutively.
The Powerman sponsorship helps to connect and strengthen Maybank Philippines relationship
with the community through sportsmanship. This supports Maybanks vision of Humanising
Financial Services, to be at the heart of community while building ASEAN together. Were hopeful
that with such involvement, we are not only nurturing talents from the Region, but also building
collaboration with our ASEAN and global community at large.
The Powerman sponsorship is indeed a milestone for Maybank as it is the first time that Maybank
is in support of an endurance sports event. What makes it even significant is the decision to pilot
this kind of sponsorship with Powerman Philippines a relatively emerging market for Maybank.
With its social media presence and growing fanbase, Maybank believes that Powerman is highly
driven by digital. This element is one of the key factors on why Maybank decided to take part in
this sponsorship. Being one of the largest bank in ASEAN, it is Maybanks vision to be the digital
leader among Financial Institutions. With both Maybanks and Powermans extensive digital
outreach, Maybank has good faith that the said mission can be achieved.
For Maybank, the Powerman Duathlon is testimony to our commitment in the pursuit of leadership.
We have a strong focus on excellence and growth which is similar to what professional duathletes
strive for. Duathlons are also great opportunities for relationship building which is another value
that we live by in Maybank. Associating Maybank with Powerman energises the brand further.
This sponsorship is made possible with cooperative efforts, mutual understanding and respect
from both Maybank and Powerman Philippines. On behalf of Maybank, I would like to thank you
for embarking on this exciting journey with us. We are confident that together as a team, we will
make Powerman Asian Invitational and Powerman World Series truly outstanding duathlon events
to end year 2016!

Pollie Sim
CEO International
Maybank Group

EVENT SCHEDULE

DATE

TIME

ACTIVITY

VENUE

Race Registration and Kit Pick-Up

Powerman Expo

The Villages

9:00 - 19:30
Race Registration and Kit Pick-Up

Powerman Expo


13:00
Elite Participants Race Briefing

The Villages

FRIDAY

9:00 20:00
DECEMBER
2, 2016

SATURDAY
DECEMBER 3, 2016

Royce Hotel and

Casino Function Room

14:00 20:00

Bike Check-In

The Villages

15:00

Powerkids Race Start

The Villages

16:30

Powerkids Awarding Ceremonies

The Villages

17:00

Classic, Short, Teens Participants

Race Briefing

The Villages

VIP Dinner and Press Conference

TBA

Powerman Expo

The Villages

6:00

GUN START
Elite Athletes

The Villages

6:05

GUN START
Classic Age Group Athletes

The Villages

6:15
SUNDAY

DECEMBER 4, 2016

GUN START
Short and Teens Age Group Athletes

The Villages

10:30

Transition Area Open for

Bike Check-Out

The Villages

11:00

Awarding Ceremonies
and Post Race Celebration

The Villages

17:30

4:00 14:00

12:00

Race Cut-off: Powerman Short

The Villages

13:00

Race Cut-off: Powerman Classic

The Villages

PRE-RACE INFORMATION
The Maybank Powerman Philippines World Series 2016 is
sanctioned by the Triathlon Association of the Philippines.
It is an event under the brand of Powerman, sanctioned
globally by the International Powerman Association
(I.P.A.).

INDIVIDUAL RACE PACK COLLECTION

All participating athletes are required to collect their race

pack at the registration counters located at The Villages
on December 2, Friday and December 3, Saturday from
9:00 to 19:30.
Athletes are not permitted to collect the race pack after
19:30 on December 3, Saturday. All check in counters
will be closed at 19:30 on December 3. There will be
strictly no race pack collection on December 4, Sunday.
It is compulsory for all athletes to collect the race pack at
the stipulated timing.
Please do not bring your bikes or any large luggage into
the overall traffic flow. You may leave these items in the
hallway from the queue at your risk.

TEAM RELAY RACE PACK COLLECTION

All team relay member should be present to collect the

race packs from the counter. All members must receive
the race packs prior to the race start. All team members
updated information must be furnished during the race
pack collection.
Please take note: Each team member is required to
compete and no substitution is permitted before or during
the race. Should any unauthorized athlete found to be
competing as a team member, the team will be subjected
to disciplinary action which may include disqualification
of the team or its member or both.

RACE KIT CONTENTS

Athletes will receive the following during race pack

collection:
ID Wristband
Wristbands must be worn at al times from race
kit collection to the end of the race.
Race Bib
Compulsory to be worn throughout the race
Helmet Sticker
To be placed on the front of helmet only
Bike Seat Post Sticker
To be installed securely around the seat post
Timing Chip

To be worn on LEFT ankle

Bike Pump Sticker
Race Tattoo

ATHLETE WRISTBAND

ID wristband must be worn at all times, from the time of

collection to the end of race. Please take note that the
ID wristband provides access to athletes only restricted
areas. It also serves as the only means to transition area
to store bikes pre-race and for collection of bike and gear
post-race. Kindly take note only athletes are permitted for
entry into the transition area.

TIMING

Kindly collect the Timing Chips from the timing personnel

by confirming personal identity at the race pack
collection. Kindly verify the number on the timing chip
that corresponds with the race number and personal
information. Any information that does not tally must
be reported to the timing personal immediately before
leaving the collection area. All timing chips must be kept
safely and to be worn on race morning.
Each timing chip must be worn on the LEFT ankle and
to be worn/used at all times during the race. The timing
chips will be used at point of entry into transition area
in the morning of race and officials may refuse entry if
timing chips are not worn. If any athlete for any reason
did not start race or retire before or during the race, they
must return the timing chips to the secretariat immediately.
Failure to do so may result in fine of no less than Php
1,000. Lost timing chips will also result in the same fine.
Timing results will include run split, bike split, run split and
finish time overall and category results.
IMPORTANT FOR TEAMS For all teams, kindly take
note BOTH the cyclist and runner must wear the timing
chips. The runner must transfer the timing chip to the cyclist
and the cyclist must transfer the chip to the runner within
the transition area. The final runner thereafter wears the
timing chip from the transition area to the finish line.
NO TIMING CHIP = NO TIME = DISQUALIFIED

BIKE CHECK IN AND TRANSITION AREA

Bike Check-In will be on Saturday, December 3 from

14:00 to 20:00. There will be strictly no bike check-in on
Sunday, December 4.
The Transition Area will be located at The Villages. All bike
racks will be set up according to the order of race number.
Access into the transition area will be permitted to the
athlete with ID wristband and stickers installed on bike.

PRE-RACE INFORMATION
More information on the transition will be explained in
the run and bike course sections. Security will be provided
from Saturday morning to Sunday morning. Once bike is
racked, kindly take this opportunity to explore routes at
the transition area. Any further question will be answered
by officials who will be stationed at the area.

BIKE CHECK

All bikes will be checked by technical officials before being

allowed entry into transition area. Kindly ensure bike and
helmet are in proper and safe working condition before
checking process. Any bikes or helmet that do not comply
with regulation will be rejected from usage in race.
Example of items that will be checked:
End plugs on handle bars
Tires condition
Stripped cabling
Minimum one water bottle cage
Brakes condition
Bikes that do not comply with the regulations will be
allowed to be re-tested before the transition area closes.
Athletes are to make any amendments at their own cost
within stipulated time.

HELMET CHECK

reported at the Timing Booth located near the Finish line.

INSURANCE

All participating athletes are advised to purchase their

own insurance for the duration of the event. All nonPhilippine residents who are not covered for any medical
expenses will be self-borne. It is strongly advised that
proper insurance ranging from medical treatment,
medication, hospital boarding and accident coverage be
purchased. Kindly inform the officials on details of the
medical insurance at the time of registration/race pack
collection

NUTRITION

Electrolyte drinks, water, soda, and fruits will be available

on the race course.

INFORMATION DESK

The information desk will be located at the Powerman Expo

Area where athletes will be able to receive information on
maps, athletes list, event programs, transport information
and other related information.
OPERATING HOURS
The Villages and Royce Hotel
Friday, December 2 and Saturday, December 3
9:00 to 20:00
Operating hours may be subjected to change.

The usage of bike helmet is compulsory on bike course.

Checking of helmet will be conducted by an official at
the Transition Area, Kindly wear them upon entering the
area. Helmet must meet the following specifications:
Helmets must be approved and certified by a
recognized
testing authority
No alterations are allowed to any alteration to
the manufacturer`s chinstrap.
No addition or removal of outer/inner cover
Helmets must not have any sign of damage prior
to the race

EXPO

MECHANICAL SUPPORT

RACE BRIEFING VIDEO

Mechanical support services will be provided at the

mechanic station in The Villages from 14:00 to 20:00
on Saturday, December 3. Limited emergency repairs
are available on race morning subject to availability of
mechanics. All participating athletes are to ensure their
bike are in roadworthy condition and final check are
recommended.

WITHDRAWAL

Any athlete who wishes to withdraw prior to race day

must report to the information counter at The Villages
from 9:00 to 20:00. Any withdrawal on race day, must be
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An expo featuring popular selection for biking and

running products will be showcased at The Villages from
Saturday, December 2 and Saturday, December 3 at The
Villages from 9:00 to 20:00; and from 4:00 to 14:00 on
Sunday December 4.

A pre-recorded race briefing video will be shown at the

Expo area on Friday and Saturday, December 2 to 3.
This will be held in addition to the race briefing schedules
on Saturday, December 3 13:00 for Elites at the Royce
Hotel and Casino Function Room, and 17:00 at The
Villages for the Classic, Short, and Teens participants.
The Race Technical Director will be present on venue to
answer any questions.

PARKING AREAS

Parking areas will be available at The Villages.

RACE DAY INFORMATION

CHECKLIST
TRANSITION

o
o
o
o

ID Wristband
Nutrition to strap/secure to bike
Timing Strip
Race Tattoo

BIKE

o Bike

o
Bike Seat Post Sticker

o
Helmet with Helmet Sticker secured

on the front

o
Bike Shoes, safely clipped onto bike
o Sunglasses

RUN

o
Race Bib
o
Running Shoes
o Sunglasses
o Visor/Cap

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POST RACE INFORMATION

FINISH LINE AND RECOVERY PROCEDURE

Kindly respect the finish line area as to not allow

celebration to interfere with other athletes` finish line
experience.
Volunteer ushers will be positioned at the finish line to
guide athletes to the secured recovery area where food
and beverage will be served. There will also be a medical
team on standby should any medical attention be required.

RETURN OF TIMING CHIPS

stipulated cut off time to be recognized as top 3 finisher in

the respective category.
Winners will also receive special tokens from sponsors.
To earn a `Finisher shirt, individual long distance
participants will need to finish within the stipulate cut-off
time. Medals will be given to all participating athletes
who complete the required distance in the race.
Non-finishers must not run through the finish line but to
proceed to the race secretarial to report non-finish.

Kindly return the timing chips to the volunteers positioned

at the finish line upon completion of race.
Any damage or lost timing chips will be charged back to
the athlete at no less than Php 1,000.

RESULTS

COLLECTION OF BIKES

The top finishers in each category will be recognized and

presented with a trophy at the Prize Giving Ceremony
podium area on Sunday December 4 at 11:00. Winners
are required to be present and on time to receive their
prize.

PRIZE GIVING CEREMONY

The collection of bikes at the transition area will be from

10:30 to 13:00 on Sunday, December 4. Officials will
also advise on that day if the check-out time for bikes
is changed. Non-athletes/outsiders are not permitted to
enter the transition area during the time of collection of
bike. Any athlete that does not adhere to the timing or
rules may face disqualification. ID wristband will be used
as verification for bike collection. Athletes who do not
possess the ID wristband will not be permitted to collect
their bikes.

OFFICIAL FINISHER PRIZES

PLACE
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th

Results will be posted in Powerman Duathlon Pilipinas

website on Monday, December 5 at www.powerman.ph

MALE
USD 2,000
USD 1,400
USD 1,000
USD 850
USD 750
USD 650
USD 550

FEMALE
USD 2,000
USD 1,400
USD 1,000
USD 850
USD 750
USD 650
USD 550

AGE GROUPER CATEGORIES (1st, 2nd, 3rd in each

category) CLASSIC DISTANCE
Eligibility for entry into Powerman Zofingen 2017
Vouchers for discounted entry into Powerman
Zofingen 2017
Prizes from Sponsors
In the instance of less than three persons in an age
group category, the persons will need to finish within the

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LOST PROPERTY

For any lost misplace of personal items, kindly contact

the information desk. Kindly take note that the organizer
does not take responsibility for any lost property.

COURSE MAP / CLASSIC DISTANCE

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COURSE MAP / SHORT DISTANCE

14

COURSE MAP / POWERKIDS

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COURSE INFORMATION
CANCELLATION AND ROUTE AMENDMENT

The organizer reserves the right to cancel the event at

any time without the prior notice to the participating
athlete(s). However, reasonable effort of communication
will be made prior to such cancellation. Should there be
any cancellation, there will be no refund of fees paid and
the organizer shall not be liable any loss or inconvenience
caused.
The organizer reserves the right to amend the event race
course as they deem fit for the safety of the participating
athletes and/or to prevent any potential hazards, at any
time without prior notice. In such cases, reasonable efforts
of communication will be made prior to such change.
Should such change take effect: the organizer shall not
be liable for any loss or inconvenience caused.

CLOSURE OF ROADS, CUT OFF TIME AND TRAFFIC

The race route will have moderated traffic for the duration
of the race up to seven (7) hours. From the first flag-off
at 6:00. After the seven-hour cut off mark, the roads will
be re-opened to vehicle traffic. The organizer reserves
the right to re-open the race route to vehicle traffic at
the officials` discretion for operational reasons and/or
to prevent any potential hazards, without prior notice to
participating athletes.
While we implement traffic management infrastructure
throughout both bike and run courses. There will be
public vehicles sharing the roads at times. As such,
please exercise caution and tolerance on such situations,
particularly at intersection intersections and roundabouts.
Police, traffic controllers, course marshalls, and event crew
will be on routes to assist. While the organizer takes every
reasonable step to ensure traffic safety for the athlete,
they are not liable for any mishap should it happen along
the race routes.

ON COURSE RESTRICTIONS

Pets, in-line skates, push carts, shoes with built-in or

attached rollers or any other wheel run object, and other
vehicles are not allowed on the race course. Only official
race and medical vehicles are allowed.
RUN COURSE DISTANCE:
SHORT: 5 KM
CUT OFF TIME (RUN 2)
12:00, Sunday December 4
CLASSIC: 10 KM
CUT OFF TIME (RUN 2)
13:00, Sunday December 4

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DISTANCE MARKERS

Distance markers will be located every 1 kilometer along

the run course.

RUN COURSE RULES

If an athlete receives an infringement during the run,

they may be required to serve a stop-start penalty
on the course with the Technical Official where the
infringement occurred.
Only running or walking is allowed, no other form
of locomotion permitted.
Athletes are required to wear their race number bibs
on the front or race belts with number be visible at
all times on the course.
Unauthorized support vehicles or non-participating
athletes are banned from the course. A non-
participating athlete includes supporters, coaches,
athletes who have withdrawn from the race,
athletes who have been disqualified or athletes
who have completed the race. Any other outsider
not listed here are also not permitted. It is
permissible however for athletes who are still
completing to run alongside each other.
Any athlete found to be discarding equipment, cups
or rubbish on the course other than at the drop
zones situated at the aid station, shall be subject to
penalty or disqualification.
Athlete must be fully attired at all time.
Athletes who fail to complete the entire course shall
be disqualified.

GENERAL RULES

Athlete must be fully aware of the course layout for

bike and run.
Athletes are expected to follow the directions and
instructions of all race officials and public
authorities.
Medical personnel shall have the final authority to
remove an athlete from the race the athlete is
physically incapable of continuing the race as to
avoid any serious injury or death. Any athlete
therefore who are transported in a medical vehicle
shall be classified as Did Not Finish (DNF).
Fraud, theft, abusive behavior and any act of poor
sportsmanship by an athlete are grounds for
immediate disqualification and may result in
suspension from future Powerman events.
The organizer reserves the right to amend the result

COURSE INFORMATION
at any time provided reasonable notice is given to
the athletes.
Any athlete who decides to drop out from the race
at any time must report to the race official on course
or at the information desk in the auditorium.
No communication and electronic devices such as
mobile phones, headsets, etc are permitted
during race. Usage of such devices may result in
disqualification.
The use of cameras or video cameras is prohibited
unless permission is given by the organizer. If such
permission is given, it is the athletes duty to inform
the official. Unauthorized use of cameras or video
cameras may result in disqualification.
Athlete are not allowed the transfer registration to
another athlete. This includes exchange of racing
bibs, number, stickers, etc. any attempt of such
transfer may result in disqualification and suspension
from future Powerman event.
SHORT: 30 KM
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME OF LAST BIKER:
9:45, Sunday December 4
CLASSIC: 60 KM
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME OF LAST BIKER:
10:30, Sunday December 4

BIKE COURSE RULES

Athletes may walk their bike if necessary but must

not progress on the bike course without their bike.
Shoes and top must be worn at all time while
cycling.
Drafting another bike or any other vehicle is strictly
prohibited and illegal in this event. An athlete found
drafting will be served a time penalty by officials.
A pass occurs when the leading edge of the
overtaking athletes front wheel passes the leading
edge of the front wheel of the athlete being passed.
Athletes must obey all traffic laws (governed by the
Road Transport Ministry) unless otherwise directed
by the official.
Athletes must ensure that their race numbers are
clearly visible on front and lower back of their jersey
or attire during cycling.
Cycling helmets are compulsory during the entire
bike course. These must be in accordance with
updated UCI helmet requirements with CE or ANSI
or SNELL certification.
No communication and electronics devices such
as much mobile phones, headsets, etc are permitted

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during race. Usage of such devices may result in

disqualification.
Individual support vehicles and support crews are
strictly prohibited
Aero bars and clip ons may be used, however all
ends must be plugged
All bikes must not be installed with any motorized
mechanism and must strictly be unfoldable.

DRAFTING

This is non drafting race; as such the following rules will

apply:
Drafting off another athlete or motor vehicle is
strictly forbidden. Athletes must be rejected drafting
attempts by others.
An athlete is entitled to any position on the course,
provided they arrive at the position without making
any physical contact with other athlete.
The draft zone for all athletes will be rectangle
10-metre-long (5 bikes length) by 3 meters wide. As
a guide, on roads with broken line markings each
line is 3 meters in length and the distance between
the lines is 9 meters.
The draft zone will be measured from the back edge
of the back wheel of the bike in front to the front
edge of the front wheel of the bike behind.
An athlete may enter the draft zone of another
athlete, but must be seen to be progressing through
the zone.
A maximum of 30 seconds will be allowed for an
athlete to pass through the zone of another athlete.
An athlete may enter a bike draft zone (subject to
officials judgement) in the following circumstances.
If an athlete enters the draft zone and progresses
through it within 30 seconds
For safety reasons
At an aid station
At the exit or entrance of the transition area
At an acute turn or U turn
If the race officials exclude a section of the
course because of narrow lanes, construction,
detours or for other safety reasons.
Drafting is defined as:
An athlete is passed or deemed to be overtaken
when another athletes front wheel is ahead of
theirs.
Once overtaken, it is upon the onus of the
overtaken athlete, who must immediately move
out of the draft zone of the leading/overtaking
athlete. In this instance, a 15 seconds rule will

COURSE INFORMATION

apply.
The race officials will record the race numbers
of athletes who are caught to be drafting. Any
athlete whose race numbers appear 3 times
or more will be disqualified from the race. The
Race Directors decision will be final in this
matter.

GENERAL DISQUALIFICATION

Consumption of alcohol or other drugs 24 hours

before the race
Consumption of performance enhancing stimulants
Refusing to follow rules and/or instructions of race
officials
Failure to follow the prescribed course route
Usage of abusive language or untoward/
unbecoming/unsportsmanlike behavior towards any
officials, event crew or volunteers.
Blocking, charging, obstructing or interfering with
the forward progress of another athlete
Unfair contact. The fact that contact occurs between
athletes does not constitute a violation. When
several athletes are moving in a limited area,
contact may occur; incidental contact between
athletes in equally favorable positions is not a
violation.

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Accepting assistance from any person other than a

race official or accepting assistance from the race
official which may constitute as an unfair advantage.
Refusing to adhere to officials instruction
Departing the course for reasons of safety but
failing to re-enter at the point of departure
Deliberately discarding personal times, equipment,
or rubbish on the course other than at the
appropriate disposal areas.
Wearing times deemed hazard to oneself or others:
ex. Headsets, jewelry, earphones, etc.
Using unauthorized equipment to provide an
advantage or which endangers others.
Violating traffic regulations.

PROTEST AND COMPLAINTS

Complaints or protest of being fouled by other athletes

or notices of violation or protest must be filed officially
in writing to the Race Director within 30 minutes of
completion of race, with a protest fee of USD 50. The fee
may be refunded if the protest is deemed valid. Verbal
protest will not be entertained. The officials reserve the
right to apply due discretion on a case to case basis.
Decision of the Race Director is deemed final.

ATHLETE START LIST

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

ELITE
1 ODEYN, SEPPE
M
ELITE
BEL
2 LE BELLEC, GAEL
M
ELITE
FRA
3 BRUINS, THOMAS
M
ELITE
NED
4 CHICANO,JOHN
M
ELITE
PHI
5 ESTEVEZ, ROBINSON
M
ELITE
PHI
6 SUTZ, ANDREAS MARKUS
M
ELITE
SUI
7 ABDULLAH, SHAHROM
M
ELITE
MAL
8 DELOS REYES, JOEY
M
ELITE
PHI
9 COMENDADOR, EMMANUEL
M
ELITE
PHI
10 BAKER, MATT
M
ELITE
AUS
11 ROCA, GUILLERMO
M
ELITE
PHI
12 LOH, JASON
M
ELITE
MAL
13 BENEDICTO, AUGUST
M
ELITE
PHI
14 TOPIA, CIPRIANE JOHN
M
ELITE
PHI
15 CAGAS, DANTE
M
ELITE
PHI
16 JAVIER, ROBENO
M
ELITE
PHI
17 ALLADO, JAMES
M
ELITE
PHI
18 BANATAO, JARWIN
M
ELITE
PHI
19 DUENAS, CHOBIE
M
ELITE
PHI
20 OLMILLA, JOLAND
M
ELITE
PHI
21 ROMULO, BALINAS
M
ELITE
PHI
22 RUTHERFORD, SIMON JOHN
M
ELITE
GBR
23 TRUPA, REQUI
M
ELITE
PHI
24 VALDEZ, JEFFERSON
M
ELITE
PHI
25 POOLEY, EMMA JANE
F
ELITE
GBR
26 REIJEN, MIRIAM
F
ELITE
NED
27 TORRES, MONICA
F
ELITE
PHI
28 SAWADA, AIRI
F
ELITE
JPN
29 MANSHADI, MANDANA
F
ELITE
IRI
30 ABAD , MIRASOL
F
ELITE
PHI
31 GILBUENA, MICELLE
F
ELITE
PHI
32 MCDOUGALL, ALEXANDRA
F
ELITE
AUS
33 VALDEZ, ROWENA
F
ELITE
PHI

POWERKIDS
41 AMBAT, YAXNIEL ZOE
F
6-8
PHI
42 EVANGELISTA, ISABELLE
F
9-10
PHI
43 GATBONTON, LIANA JAMAINE
F
9-10
PHI
44 GAW, CAITLIN DANIELLE
F
9-10
PHI
45 QUIDASOL, ANGEL FAITH
F
9-10
PHI
46 SALES, ALLYSSA JILLIAN
F
9-10
PHI
47 SALES, ANDREA JULIANNA
F
11-12
PHI
48 CO, ATHAN JIHAN
M
6-8
PHI
49 COSTA , JOAQUIM
M
6-8
PHI
50 DEL ROSARIO, PETER
M
6-8
PHI
51 ELAGIO, ALFRED LOUIE
M
6-8
PHI
52 EVANGELISTA, GEOFFREY AIDEN
M
6-8
PHI
53 GAN, MATTHEW
M
6-8
PHI
54 GAN, GABRIEL
M
6-8
PHI
55 GAW, GABRIEL ETHAN
M
6-8
PHI
56 LOUW, DANIEL
M
6-8
PHI
57 QUITO, MARTIN JOAQUIN
M
6-8
PHI
58 RAMOS, ARROW
M
6-8
PHI
59 ASTRERO, ANGEL JOSE
M
9-10
PHI
60 DELA CRUZ, KEN AERON
M
9-10
PHI
61 HODGES, CONNOR VARGAS
M
9-10
PHI
62 NG, RAFAEL
M
9-10
PHI
63 RAMOS, DASH
M
9-10
PHI
64 TRAVIA, SEBASTIAN ALEX
M
9-10
PHI
65 AQUINO, ARIAD RANDALL
M
11-12
PHI
66 ASTRERO, DWIGHT
M
11-12
PHI
67 BRACAMONTE, FRED GABRIEL
M
11-12
PHI
68 DOLLETE, DENNIS
M
11-12
PHI
69 GABRIEL, KYLE ANGELO
M
11-12
PHI
70 HODGES, ETHAN VARGAS
M
11-12
PHI
71 SANTOS, FRANCIS ERIC
M
11-12
PHI
72 SOLDA, LORENZO JOAQUIN
M
11-12
PHI

19

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

73 STO. DOMINGO, JOAQUIN

M
11-12
PHI

POWERTEENS
81 MACAYAN, ALTHEA MARI
F
13-17
PHI
82 QUIDASOL, MEI RAKHEL
F
13-17
PHI
83 RAMOS, ANDREA
F
13-17
PHI
84 SANDERS, GERAMAY
F
13-17
PHI
85 BALLESTEROS, ERICK JOHN
M
13-17
PHI
86 BORJA, KRISTOFF
M
13-17
PHI
87 BUSTOS, JOSE ANTONIO
M
13-17
PHI
88 DOLLETE, DAVE
M
13-17
PHI
89 ELAGIO, ALDRIN LORENZ
M
13-17
PHI
90 FAYTAREN, MARCUS
M
13-17
PHI
91 GALOLO, DWIGHT
M
13-17
PHI
92 GAMULO, JAX VINCENT
M
13-17
PHI
93 GARING, NAZ PAULO RAPHAEL
M
13-17
PHI
94 MITRA, JOHN RHEY
M
13-17
PHI
95 NALO, NATHAN
M
13-17
PHI
96 PESEBRE, JACOB
M
13-17
PHI
97 RAMOS, JOSELITO
M
13-17
PHI
98 SANDERS, JAIME LEE
M
13-17
PHI
99 TAN, JEAN MIKA ANDREI
M
13-17
PHI
100 TAYAG, RAFAEL JOAQUIN
M
13-17
PHI
101 VERGARA, BRYAN LAWRENCE
M
13-17
PHI

CLARK CLASSIC
111 PRICE, GAZYLYN
F
20-24
PHI
112 ROSQUITES, REGINA
F
20-24
PHI
113 CAANCAN, JILLIANE
F
25-29
PHI
114 CASTILLO, DIANE FE
F
25-29
PHI
115 DUMLAO, EFIGENE
F
25-29
PHI
116 HERNANDEZ, DENISE GAMBOA
F
25-29
PHI
117 LOZADA, MA. GLAIZA
F
25-29
PHI
118 OLIVAREZ, MARIA TRISTAN
F
25-29
PHI
119 SALINAS, LLYA MAE RAMOS
F
25-29
PHI
120 TUDOC, ROSE ANNE
F
25-29
PHI
121 VARGAS, CHASTINE
F
25-29
PHI
122 ABEJAR, VEDETTE ANNE
F
30-34
PHI
123 BARINOVA, MICHAELA
F
30-34
CZE
124 GARCIA, AINA GEMINESE
F
30-34
PHI
125 RAMOS, LOU
F
30-34
PHI
126 YALUNG, MARISSA
F
30-34
PHI
127 CAPATI, MARIA LUNA
F
35-39
PHI
128 MALIGAYA, MARI GRACE
F
35-39
PHI
129 REBLORA, ALEX
F
35-39
PHI
130 VERA, HAZEL
F
35-39
PHI
131 VISPERAS, DAISY
F
35-39
PHI
132 RELF, CARLY
F
40-44
PHI
133 SOTO, JENNIFER
F
40-44
PHI
134 ARCHER, CRICKET
F
45-49
PHI
135 GUSILATAR, LEONIZA
F
45-49
PHI
136 MARAFKO, ISABELLE
F
45-49
PHI
137 HITALIA, CELMA
F
50-54
PHI
138 SOMOSO, JULIE TAN
F
55-ABOVE
PHI
139 ALBAR, JADE
M
18-19
PHI
140 ALZAGA, REUVEN AZRIEL
M
18-19
PHI
141 BOHOL, JOSHUA JM
M
18-19
PHI
142 GONGORA, SIMON RULEO
M
18-19
PHI
143 LEE, KARL GREYSON
M
18-19
PHI
144 SELUBO, CARLO
M
18-19
PHI
145 BOAC, ELIJAH ABDEL
M
20-24
PHI
146 DAVID, CLARK EARL
M
20-24
PHI
147 DIEGO, MEL ANGELO
M
20-24
PHI
148 DUAY, CARLO ARNOLD
M
20-24
PHI
149 MIRANDA, JOHN DAVID
M
20-24
PHI
150 NAVARRO, NOEL
M
20-24
PHI
151 OBATAY, MICHAEL ELIAS
M
20-24
PHI
152 PABICO, JOHN LOUIE
M
20-24
PHI
153 PAYONG, JERON
M
20-24
PHI

ATHLETE START LIST

NAME

154 ROMERO, PAOLO

155 RONDINO, LEONARD
156 SEBASTIAN, DERRICK
157 TOLENTINO, MIGUEL PAULO
158 ANGELES, REY MARI ANTONIO
159 BARINOS, ABRAM
160 BASA, NORMAN
161 BRICENIO, RENEL
162 CANONO, JOSEPH RAINIER
163 CHOA, STALLONE
164 CRUZ, MATHHEW BRYAN
165 DAVID, HARLEY
166 DE GUZMAN, FERDINAND
167 DEE, JEREMY JAMES DEE
168 ESTEBAN, MIGUEL
169 ESTRADA, RIZ MARC
170 FELICIANO, LUISCARLO
171 FLORES, KARL ALEN
172 FLORES, JOSEPH DENNIS
173 GARCIA, LEO-JAN CHRYSTAN
174 GERONIMO, RON ARGERO
175 HIZON, JOSEPH LUIGI
176 IBLAN, CHRISTOPHER
177 ILAGAN, ELROY JON
178 JOSON, BENEDICT JOHN
179 MANIEBO, CARLO
180 ROBLES, LUIGI VICTOR
181 ROQUERO, PAOLO BRYLLE
182 SANTIAGO, BRYAN
183 SANTOS, JOSE MARI
184 SERADILLA, JESSIE OMAR
185 TAMBASEN, PAUL HENRY
186 TAMPENGCO, MICHAEL ALERICK
187 TANAEL, RUNMAR KENNETH
188 TEE, JARWIN
189 TOLENTINO, JOHN LEORICK
190 VEJANO, KARL CYRIL
191 ALLANIGUE, PRINCE DANN
192 ALMARIO, ROWELL
193 ANTONIO, ROLDAN ANGEL
194 APETRIOR, STEPHEN
195 ARUTA, JOSEPH RICARDO
196 BELTRAN, LESTER
197 BIAG, BILLY
198 CALPITO, DEMY
199 CAPARROS, CHRISTIAN
200 CAPISTRANO, MARK JOHN PAUL
201 CORTEZO, GUILLERMO
202 DOGWE, JUDEN
203 GONZALES, JOSE PAULO
204 GURIMBAO, ALNEIL ISAAC
205 JARABEJO, THOMAS JENNER
206 KING, ANDY
207 LAYNO, IAN ABELLE
208 LAZATIN, CARLO ENRICO
209 LIM,LIM
210 MAYO, PATRICIO
211 MENDOZA, GEORDINO JOSE
212 MERILLES, KRISTIAN ANGELAE
213 MINA, MARK LUCKY
214 NINOBLA, SUMNER
215 NOGALES, FREDRIK FELIX
216 NORIAL, MARTIN LUTHER
217 NULUD, VINCENT PERRY
218 OSIONES, EMERSON CARL
219 PAMINTUAN, CHARLES
220 PANGILINAN, SHERWIN DWIGHT
221 RICOHERMOSO, IAN CARLO
222 RIVERA, PIJONG CASTRO

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

20

20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
SIN
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

223 SALCEDO, RYAN

M
224 SANTOS, POCHOLO
M
225 SERRANO, FRANCIS CARLO
M
226 SY, PETER
M
227 VALENCIA, ERWIN
M
228 VILCHES, BENI STEVE
M
229 ZARATE, STEPHEN
M
230 ABAQUIN, CHRISTIAN
M
231 ARELLANO, JONATHAN
M
232 ATIENZA, EMMANUEL
M
233 BACIERTO, FERDINAND
M
234 BANZUELA, CLIFFORD
M
235 BELTRAN, DANNY DEXTER
M
236 CALDERON, PAOLO
M
237 CANTOR, JAYJAY
M
238 CAPULE, STEPHEN STEVE
M
239 CARREON, JUNY REX
M
240 CHUA, KENNETH
M
241 CONCEPCION, RICARDO
M
242 CONSUNJI, VICTOR
M
243 DALAYOAN, HARRIS
M
244 DANAO, HARRY JOHN
M
245 DANAS, JULIUS
M
246 DE LA VEGA, ROBERTO
M
247 EL-ANSARY, HAYTHEM
M
248 EMBUSCADO, EMMANUEL
M
249 ESMABE, ERICSON
M
250 FLORES, NEIL
M
251 FLORES, RAY MARVIN
M
252 GABA, JOHN PAUL
M
253 GALANZA, JASPHER
M
254 GONGORA, RUDOLF
M
255 GUDOY, MYKEL
M
256 GULLES, ALLAN
M
257 HERNANDEZ, MARK MARTY
M
258 LA TORRE, LLOYD
M
259 LAZARO, ERICLEY LOUISE
M
260 LUMIWES, CESAR
M
261 MAGALING, JERWIN
M
262 MARTINEZ, KARL MARK
M
263 MASANGKAY, EMERSON
M
264 MERCADO, DEXTER JOSEPH
M
265 ONET, SANTOS
M
266 PAGUNTALAN, ALLEN
M
267 PENACERRADA, CHRISTIAN
M
268 RAMOS, JET
M
269 RECABAR, RONALD
M
270 REGUYAL, DALE
M
271 REYES, ROSTEO CHRISTIAN
M
272 ROQUERO, EDUARDO
M
273 SALADA, MICHAEL
M
274 SALUDES, HERMOGENES ROQUE
M
275 SERRA, ANTHONY
M
276 SHERINGTON, NEIL
M
277 SISTER, AVER
M
278 STO. DOMINGO, EMERSON
M
279 TALUSAN, OLIEVER
M
280 TOBIAS, MARLON
M
281 TRAVIA, JOWETT
M
282 UBALDO, DON-DON MARI
M
283 VALERO, JOSEPH BERNARD
M
284 VERA
, BRIAN
PHI
285 VERBO, CASSIUS
M
286 VILLANUEVA, MAYNARD
M
287 VILLARICO, ALFRED
M
288 ZAPATA, RAFFY
M
289 ADAOAG, FLORESCO
M
290 ADVIENTO, GLENN
M

30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
M
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
40-44
40-44

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
SIN
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
35-39
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI

ATHLETE
ATHLETE
START
START
LIST
LIST

NAME

291 ANICETE, ROMMEL

292 ARCILLA, ARVIN
293 AREVALO, ALDWIN
294 BACO, HAROLD
295 BASA, NOY
296 BOHOL, JOEL
297 BOYLES, LEO
298 BRACAMONTE, JOSE FRED
299 CABRERA, FERNANDO SAGUISAG
300 CAPULONG, RESTY
301 CARLOS, MARCO
302 CENZON, ALEXANDER
303 CHI, JASON
304 CLAVECILLAS, GARRY
305 CO CHAY LAY, BERTWIN
306 CORTEZ, CESAR
307 ENRIQUEZ, LEROY
308 EVANGELISTA, ADRIAN
309 GAMBOA, ARNOLD
310 GAN, ELVIN
311 GANIAS, FRANCO
312 GARALDE, GERARDO
313 GARCIA, GILBERT
314 GARING, POL JOSEPH
315 GO, EDGIE
316 GUZMAN, ROBERT JOHN
317 ILUSTRE, OLIVER
318 JAVIER, NIKOLAI
319 JONSON, REYNALDO
320 LINGAD, JOSEPH VINCENT
321 MAGAT, JESSIE
322 MALLARI, RYAN
323 MARQUEZ, RAYMOND
324 PANGANIBAN, DENNIS
325 QUILALA, FELICIANO
326 RAMOS, JEOFFREY
327 RAZAL, MICHAEL GALEON
328 RIVERA, JONAH
329 ROQUE, JUNROX
330 SALAMON, BAHTIAR
331 SAMSON, TUESDAY DELA ROSA
332 SOLIS, CARLO
333 SUNGA, JOHNATAN
334 TANDOC, ROBERT JR
335 TANDOC, RICARDO
336 TANG, GILBERT
337 TANGLAO, JOSELITO
338 TAYAG, RENE RICARDO
339 TEMPLO, OLIVER
340 UYENGCO, GLENN MATTHEW
341 VLADIMER, QUETUA
342 YUTUC, TERRY
343 ZARAGOZA, OLIVER EDUARDO
344 ALABASTRO, JOHN
345 ARCHER, NIGEL
346 ARRIOLA, ARIEL
347 ATIENZA, KIM
348 BALLES, AUGUSTO SALVADOR
349 CARNATE, JOSE
350 CHAMORRO, MAXIMILLAN
351 CRUZADO, RUEL
352 DE LEON, GODFREY
353 DE PADUA, ZOLIO CENEN
354 DEL MUNDO, EDWIN
355 DEL ROSARIO, THEODORE
356 DIEZA, JOSENILO
357 ESTANISLAO, PETER
358 GARCIA, BONG
359 GONZALES, TEDDY
360 GUMABON, EDWIN

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

21

40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
MAL
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

361 IMPERIO, JAN LAURENCE

M
45-49
PHI
362 JAVIER, JOHNNY
M
45-49
PHI
363 JIMENEZ, ARNOLD
M
45-49
PHI
364 LABRADOR, FERNANDO
M
45-49
PHI
365 LINATOC, JUAN JOSE
M
45-49
PHI
366 LUNA, EDWARD
M
45-49
PHI
367 MAGAHIS, EDUARDO
M
45-49
PHI
368 MARIANO, GARY
M
45-49
PHI
369 MORTIMER, SIMON
M
45-49
PHI
370 NANIONG, FREDERICO, JR.
M
45-49
PHI
371 NAPITUPULU, JANTI
M
45-49
INA
372 ORDONEZ, REY
M
45-49
PHI
373 PATAYAN, JOSELITO
M
45-49
PHI
374 PIEDAD, PAUL
M
45-49
PHI
375 QUINTANA, NILO ARIZA
M
45-49
PHI
376 RAMOS, ENRIQUE
M
45-49
PHI
377 ROY, ROGELIO
M
45-49
PHI
378 SALVACION, ALEXIS
M
45-49
PHI
379 SERVINIO, ANTHONY
M
45-49
PHI
380 TEJADA, EDWIN
M
45-49
PHI
381 TIANGSING, RODRIGO
M
45-49
PHI
382 VIOLA, VICTOR
M
45-49
PHI
383 ATIENZA, KIM
M
50-54
PHI
384 BERNARDINO,BERNARD
M
50-54
PHI
385 GARCIA, ORBERTO
M
50-54
PHI
386 GUIAO, JHERRY
M
50-54
PHI
387 JAMILA, ALLAN
M
50-54
PHI
388 LEE, GLENN
M
50-54
PHI
389 PEREZ, MARIO ALBERT
M
50-54
PHI
390 PUTT, BRYAN
M
50-54
PHI
391 QUINTANA, GILBERT
M
50-54
PHI
392 SALEM, WINSTON GEORGE
M
50-54
PHI
393 STA MARIA, ALFONSO
M
50-54
PHI
394 TAN, FRUMENCIO
M
50-54
PHI
395 VILLAMAYOR, NELSON
M
50-54
PHI
396 GANN, PHILIP
M
55-59
HKG
397 RONQUILLO, LARRY
M
55-59
PHI
398 YDIA, DEMOSTHENES
M
55-59
PHI
399 ESPINO, MANOLITO
M
60-64
PHI
400 PORTUGAL, ARISTEO
M
60-64
PHI
401 BALABA, BRIGILIO
M
65-ABOVE
PHI

CLARK SHORT
421 SABADO, JELSY
F
18-19
PHI
422 AGNAS, LORENA
F
20-24
PHI
423 JUGO, JILLAN LORRAINE
F
20-24
PHI
424 BOLLER, CHRISTINE
F
25-29
PHI
425 DESIDERIO, RHEA
F
25-29
PHI
426 FEDERIGAN, RAIJA LYNN
F
25-29
PHI
427 HUKOM, PATRICIA ROSARIO
F
25-29
PHI
428 LATAGAN, SALVE
F
25-29
PHI
429 MANANSALA, JELLY
F
25-29
PHI
430 NATIVIDAD, ERIKA JOY
F
25-29
PHI
431 ANDAYA, LAIZA
F
30-34
PHI
432 GARCIA, JOYCE ANTONIETTE
F
30-34
PHI
433 NOVALES, ARIANE ODESSY
F
30-34
PHI
434 ORDONEZ, TANJA
F
30-34
PHI
435 PANTINO, SARAH
F
30-34
PHI
436 PARAISO, BUBBLES
F
30-34
PHI
437 SALONGA, REYNA ROSE
F
30-34
PHI
438 TUAZON, ARNEZALYN
F
30-34
PHI
439 CAPULE, MONA LISSA
F
35-39
PHI
440 DELA CRUZ, RUSSIEL
F
35-39
PHI
441 DUMLAO, JEMELLE
F
35-39
PHI
442 GANIAS, PERLY
F
35-39
PHI
443 GARCIA, MYRASOL
F
35-39
PHI
444 LUCIO, DIANNE
F
35-39
PHI
445 QUIDASOL, AVEGAIL
F
35-39
PHI
446 RAMOS, HAZEL
F
35-39
PHI

ATHLETE START LIST

NAME

447 ABANICO, ANA CRISTINA

448 CALUZA, JONNALYN
449 ICASAS, CYN
450 ILUSTRE, MA. CECILIA
451 JUSTO, JOAN
452 MARQUEZ, MELAN KU
453 SUNGA, RHODORA
454 UNLAYAO, JONALYN
455 ALMORO, SARITA
456 JUSTO, LIZ
457 LIM, MA BELLA
458 RESPECKI, ANGELA
459 THAPA, YVONNE
460 ACUA, MYRA
461 DUEGER, ERICA
462 RAMOS, ALMA
463 ANTIPORDA, CRIS DAMIEL
464 DINGLASAN, KRIS DARYL
465 GILE, JOSHUA
466 MALOLOT, MARK
467 MORFE, AUSTINE JEAM
468 WESTRUP, MATTHEW
469 AVANTE, IVAN NICHOLAI
470 CABRIGAS, JAY-ARR
471 CATANEO, JOHN ERWIN
472 DE LARA JR, ROD HENRICH
473 GUTIERREZ, CARL VINCENT
474 MACALALAD, EDWARD
475 PAEZ, JOSE EMMANUEL
476 PAEZ,JOSE ANDRE MIGUEL
477 RAMOS, ALFONSO
478 TALAVERA, ADRIAN RUSTICO
479 TAYAG, JOSE RENATO
480 VERGEL DE DIOS, THADDEUS
481 VERGEL DE DIOS, LORENZO
482 ANDERSON, GERALD
483 ARMAMENTO, MARK ANDREW
484 BALISALISA, AARON DAX
485 BONDAL, EDWIN
486 CAJUCOM, MARK JESTER
487 CRUZ, AL FRANCIS
488 CU YAK PO, ANTHONY
489 DAGA, RYAN
490 EATA, CHRIS JAYSON
491 GLORIA, ANTHONY MIGUEL
492 LIM, JESTER
493 LIMPIN, EDMUND VINCENT
494 MACASIEB, ANTONIO
495 MANUEL, ELISAR CHASE
496 MENDIOLA, BRYAN
497 PALILIO, ARVIN
498 PANTINO, EMMANUEL AMOR
499 SALAMANQUE, ANTONIO
500 SALVADOR, MICHAEL ANGELO
501 SAMOY, RANDY
502 SISON, ASHLEY
503 TAN, MIGUEL JERRALD
504 TOLENTINO, IVAN
505 VALIX, RAYMOND
506 ANDAYA, NEIL
507 ARMAMENTO, PAUL
508 BALAMBAN, EMMAN
509 BAUTISTA, JINGO
510 BUENAVENTURA, JOSE ANTON
511 COILAN, WEISSER
512 CUSTODIO, ANDREW
513 DACASIN, IAN JED
514 DAVID, DOMINIC
515 DELA CRUZ, PAULO
516 DUMAEL, PAULO
517 EJE, RYAN

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

22

40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
45-49
50-54
50-54
50-54
18-19
18-19
18-19
18-19
18-19
18-19
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
20-24
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
25-29
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
USA
USA
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
USA
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI

NAME

518 ESPINO, NEK

519 EUSEBIO, ILIAN
520 EVANGELIO, CHRISTIAN DEXTER
521 GARCIA, LEANDRO
522 GERVANTES, MARC RAFAEL
523 GUILLEN, EISEN
524 JAMIRO, APRIL
525 LONTOK, JOHNSON
526 MACEDA, DAVID JERICHO
527 NORIAL, MARTIN LUTHER
528 ONG, ERIC BRADFORD
529 ORTEGA, DWAYNE
530 PADILLA, PAU
531 PAYWAN, RAINIER
532 PIERRE, ABNER FLORES
533 PO, TIMOTHY DAVID
534 PRIETO, PETER JOHN
535 ROSANES, MICHAEL CHRISTIAN
536 SABINORIO, RENZ
537 SANTILLAN, RICHARD
538 SANTOS, GIANCARLO PANGAN
539 SOMBRITO, JOEL MEL
540 SY, PETER
541 TAN, MIKAEL
542 TY, JASPER
543 VARGAS, RAFAEL
544 VEGAS, IGNASI
545 VICTORIA, JOHN PETER
546 VILLANUEVA, MARIO
547 BANGUG, FREDERICK
548 BERNARDO, BHENJO
549 CENTENO, JOHN
550 CHAN, AVAN
551 CHING, OMAR
552 CLAUSTRO, JOSEPH
553 CORTES, MICHAEL
554 DAVID, JAN MICHAEL
555 DE LEON, RONALD
556 DELA CRUZ, JEPHTIE
557 DIVINA, ROWALDO
558 ELVAMBUENA, REX
559 ESPERA, CHRISTOPHER
560 ESPINOSA, JARVIS OCAMPO
561 GONZALES, RYAN HERBERT
562 KATIGBAK, ALBERTO
563 LAPID, MARK
564 LUNA, NAPOLEON
565 MARQUEZ, MICHAEL
566 MCKNIGHT, DAVID
567 PRIMERO, ANDRECO
568 QUIDASOL, MARLON
569 RESPECKI, DENNIS
570 STEWART, JOEL
571 TAN, TYRONE
572 TING,EDWARD
573 YAO, LINO
574 ANO, JOFFREY
575 AQUINO, AGUSTIN
576 ARLANTE, RODOLFO
577 ARMAMENTO, NELSON
578 ASIADO, GERALD
579 BALANZA, MARK LUKE
580 BANAL, ERNESTO
581 BELARMINO, MIKE
582 CASTILLO, BRIAN AUBREY
583 CORPUZ, PRIMITIVO
584 CRUZ, ARCHIE
585 CUARESMA, ALLAN TADIAMAN
586 DE GUZMAN, LIBERATO
587 DE LEON, DOMINIC

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M

30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
30-34
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
35-39
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44
40-44

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
ESP
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
USA
PHI
USA
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI

ATHLETE START LIST

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

588 ESGUERRA, RENATO JR.

M
40-44
589 GABRIEL, BOBBY
M
40-44
590 GACUTAN, RICO
M
40-44
591 GALANG, BRYAN OCHOA
M
40-44
592 GARCIA, GILBERT
M
40-44
593 GOZUN, OLIVER
M
40-44
594 HERVIAS, ROY
M
40-44
595 ICASAS, VIC
M
40-44
596 MACAYAN, MARIO
M
40-44
597 MARQUEZ, JASON BRYAN
M
40-44
598 MARTINEZ, ROLANDO
M
40-44
599 MENDOZA, ROMEO
M
40-44
600 OGALESCO, ROBERTO
M
40-44
601 POBRE, NORMAN
M
40-44
602 POSADAS, BENJAMIN
M
40-44
603 PUNZALAN,JOVEN
M
40-44
604 REYES, CHAD JOHN
M
40-44
605 SIN, JULIUS
M
40-44
606 SORIANO, TRISTAN EDGAR
M
40-44
607 TORRES, MERWIN
M
40-44
608 VALDEZ, PABLO
M
40-44
609 ANDIN, TI
M
45-49
610 ATIENZA, NARCISO JR
M
45-49
611 AZARCON, RYAN
M
45-49
612 BOAC, ERIC
M
45-49
613 CASTRO, SALVADOR ANTONIO
M
45-49
614 DELOS REYES, ANTHONY
M
45-49
615 ESGUERRA, ORVILLE
M
45-49
616 GONZALES, EDWIN
M
45-49
617 GUSILATAR, JORGE
M
45-49
618 JUSTO, RHONEIL
M
45-49
619 JUSTO, ALFRED
M
45-49
620 LEAL, JOSE
M
45-49
621 LIGOT, JOSEPH BARTOLOME
M
45-49
622 MATUTINA, ERICSON
M
45-49
623 MEDIAVILLO, ERIC
M
45-49
624 NAVARRETE, MERVIN ERIC
M
45-49
625 NEMO, JOEL LASERNA
M
45-49
626 PABICO, ROMULO
M
45-49
627 PASCUAL, ARTHUR
M
45-49
628 PESEBRE, MARLON
M
45-49
629 PINEDA, JONATHAN
M
45-49
630 RAMOS, SEVERINO
M
45-49
631 RAPADAS, MARIO JACINTO
M
45-49
632 RODRIGUEZ, DINO
M
45-49
633 ROSCA, JAMES DEE
M
45-49
634 TAN, JAMES
M
45-49
635 ARANETA, ALEX
M
50-54
636 CALAHI, NELSON
M
50-54
637 CARPIO, ARIEL
M
50-54
638 CASTILLO, RAUL
M
50-54
639 GALLARDO, EDWIN
M
50-54
640 IRUFUNG, ARTHUR
M
50-54
641 MAGAS, OYET
M
50-54
642 RIVERA, ARDIE
M
50-54
643 RIVERA, MICHAEL
M
50-54
644 ROSIN, ENRICO
M
50-54
645 SANTOYO, DARWIN
M
50-54
646 TURINGAN, RUBY LEONARD
M
50-54
647 VERGEL DE DIOS, MANUEL
M
50-54
648 VERGEL DE DIOS, RAMON
M
50-54
649 VIRGINIO, RONALD
M
50-54
650 CATANEO, ALDREDO
M
50-55
651 DINO, DODDIE JR
M
55-59
652 FRANCISCO, ED
M
55-59
653 FRANCISCO, ROY
M
55-59
654 THOMAS, JOHN
M
65-ABOVE

23

PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
GBR

NAME

GENDER AGE GROUP COUNTRY

RELAY CLASSIC
R1 ZAMUDIO, DIANA
F
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R1 ABONG, MERLYN
F
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R1 NORIAL, RAQUEL HOPE
F
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R2 PLATILLA, MARGARITO
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R2 NICOLAS, ALVIN
M
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R2 LAGYAP, MARINO
M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R3 OSIAS, BILLY
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R3 CASIO, KRISTIAN
M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R3 ALFARO, DAN CHRISTOPHER
M
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R4 MIRAS, MIKE
M
RELAY-RUN
PHI
R4 UNLAYAO, RICKY
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R4 MIRAS, FERDI
M
RELAY-RUN
PHI
R5 ACOP, RONALDO
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R5 DE LEON, BERNIE
M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R5 DE LEON, BERNIE
M
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R6 RUSSEL, ROSALYN
F
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R6 RUSSEL, JAMES
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R6 RUSSEL, ROSALYN
F
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R7 GONZALES, AIRAH DINEA
F
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R7 PALAMI, THEODORE LEONARD
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R7 GONZALES, AIRAH DINEA
F
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R8 MOSTOLES, MARK
F
RELAY-RUN
PHI
R8 OGUE, RENE
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R8 GUEVARA, MARA
F
RELAY-RUN
PHI

RELAY SHORT
R15 UMALI, MARGAUX ANGELI
F
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R15 DELA PAZ, KATHLEEN
F
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R15 DELA PAZ, KATHLEEN
F
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R16 DULIN, ALVIN
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R16 RIVERA, JIR
M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R16 RIVERA, JIR
M
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R17 VILLANUEVA, DONDEE
M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI
R17 APOLINARIO, ANTON
M
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R17 VILLANUEVA, DONDEE
M
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R18 BARILA, DAENIELLE
F
RELAY-BIKE
PHI
R18 BUAN, MARY JEAN
F
RELAY-RUN2
PHI
R18 LANSANGAN, GENERAL MCJERRUS M
RELAY-RUN1
PHI

CONTINGENCY PLAN
CONTINGENCY PLAN

A Race Director Committee has been established to

consult, make decisions and manage the implementation
of any contingency plans. Following are the committee
members:
Melody Tan

Race Technical Director,

International Powerman
Association

Thumbie Remigio

Course Director, Powerman

Philippines

Martin Aguda

Safety and Security Head,

Powerman Philippines

John Raadschelders

President International
Powerman Association

Owen Gan President

F&F International Events

Group, Inc.
Rick Reyes

Secretary
Triathlon Association
of the Philippines

The committee will meet at 17:00 on December 3 to

discuss any forecast extreme weather patterns for Race
Day and will review plan in the event of cancelling or
altering any component of the race. Any changes which
differ greatly from the advertised/provided information
will be communicated to athletes at the race briefing and
race park collection days. The committee has the right to
make such changes in line with the smooth operations and
safety of the event.
The committee will ensure that they provide a duty of
care to all athletes, staff, volunteers and spectators
with the well-being of all individuals being the highest
importance. Extreme weather may be defined as weather
that threatens the immediate and long term well-being of
an individual as a result of rain, lightning, wind or heat.
The committee will make their decision should conditions
such as, but not limited to, any of the following be either
forecast or prevail:
Extreme temperature
Extreme weather condition
The committee may consider implementing one or more of
the following actions if deemed necessary in the interests
of athlete safety:

25

Shorten the distance of one or more of the course

(run, bike, run)
Commence an early or late start
Cancelation of one or more of the course including
the entire event

CONTINGENCY RUN COURSE

In in the instance a section of the run course is impassable,

the committee will ascertain whether the course will be
cleared and determine the timeframe or whether an
alternative route can be made to bypass such impacted
section. The solution taken by committee will depend
on whether this was identified pre-race start or post run
course start.

PRE-RACE START

If the course can be cleared in an acceptable

timeframe, within 30 minute, the committee will start
the event at the scheduled times
If the course cannot be cleared in an acceptable
timeframe, more than 30 minutes, or an alternative
route be identified, the committee may decide the
delay the start so that the athletes can be briefed on
the new course segment.
If the course cannot be cleared and an alternative
route cannot be identified within 1 hour, the
committee may decide to declare the event a run or
bike only or cancel the event.
If there is a delay following the race start, the
committee will ensure all runners complete the
course by evening.

POST RUN COURSE START

Athletes will be required to stop in the direction they are

travelling on either side of the impacted area.
If the course can be cleared in an acceptable
timeframe, within 30 minutes, the event will proceed
with athletes being released at 15 second intervals
based on their positions prior to the stoppage.
If the course cannot be cleared in an acceptable
timeframe, within 30 minutes, and an alternative
route cannot be defined, the committee may decide
to declare the event a run or bike only or cancel the
event.

CONTINGENCY PLAN
CONTINGENCY BIKE COURSE

In the instance a section of the bike course is impassable,

the committee will ascertain whether the course will be
cleared and determine the timeframe or whether an
alternative route can be made to bypass such impacted
section. The solution taken by committee will depend
on whether tis was identified pre-race start or post bike
course start.
If the course can be cleared in an acceptable
timeframe, within 30 minutes the committee will start
the event in scheduled time.
If the course cannot be cleared in an acceptable
timeframe, more than 30 minute, or an alternative
route be identified, the committee may decide the
delay the start so that the athletes can be briefed on
the new bike course segment.
If the course cannot be cleared and an alternative
route cannot be identified within 1 hour, the
committee may decide to declare the event run or
bike only or cancel the event.
If there is a delay following the race start, the
committee will ensure all cyclist complete the course
by noon.

WEATHER

Should bad weather occur during athletes on the course,

the committee may choose one of the following actions:
If the weather condition is considered non-life
threatening and it is expected to improve in an
acceptable timeframe, within 30 minute, the
committee may decide to allow the athletes to

continue the race.

If the weather condition is considered life threatening
and it is expected not to improve inn an acceptable
timeframe, within 1 hour, the committee may decide
to declare the event a run or bike only or cancel the
event.

POINTS TO REMEMBER

Book flights and accommodation ensuring arrival

on time for Athlete Race Pack Collection on
Saturday, December 3
Familiarize oneself with the race schedule and race
course
Ensure receipt of email confirmation-please check all
personal details are correct, print a hard copy and
bring along during race pack collection.
Check the athlete list online and ensure accuracy of
name and details
Please bring a photo identification
Inform the organizer of an emergency contact and
ensure that they are contactable on race day. Please
write the contact details behind the race bibs
Ensure medical/health insurance details are updated
Refer to Race Day Checklist
Check on weather forecast and bring the
appropriate gear
Ensure on the timing and be present during the race
pack collection
Read this entire guide and watch the athletes race
briefing
Review result at www.powerman.ph

DIRECTORY
Powerman Philippines Medical Team
Nori Tolibas

+63 919 652 2559

Powerman Philippines Race Course Safety Team

Martin Aguda

+63 917 809 8088

Government Hotline

911

Rescue and Firefighting Services

Police

Government Hotline

Hospital

ARDI Healthcare Center

911
+6345 499 1522

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Transport Partners

Taxi Services Royce Hotel +6345 599 7888

Shuttle Services
Inquire at Athletes
Information Booth

Accommodation Partners
Royce Hotel and Casino
The Villages

Tourist Information

Royce Hotel and Casino

The Villages

Athletes Support

+6345 599 7888

+63 925 526 3104
+6345 599 7888
+63 925 526 3104

Lexy Senson [email protected]