Challenge Philippines 2015 Athlete Program

2015

ATHLETE PROGRAM

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

16 5 Must Do’s in Bataan and Subic

25 Race Info: Bike

18 Meet the Pros: Male

26 Race Info: Run

19 Meet the Pros: Female

27 Transition Flow Map

29 Start List

32 Shuttle Schedule 43 Event Partners

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24 Race Info: Swim

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14 Challenge Merchandise

22 Event Schedule

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Messages

28 Race Info: Hydration

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20 Challenge Philippines Ambassadors

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OCEANIA

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EUROPE

• Challenge Half Philippines • Challenge Full/Half Taiwan • Challenge Half Camsur • Challenge Half Laguna Phuket • Challenge Half Bahrain • Challenge Half Dubai • Challenge Half Oman

ASIA

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MESSAGES

DAVE VOTH Chairman, Challenge Philippines Leverage Sports Asia

Mabuhay! It is my pleasure and honor to welcome you to the 2nd edition of the Challenge Philippines in Subic and Bataan!

A year ago, on February 22, the first Challenge Philippines Triathlon in Subic Bay and Bataan was held.

Over 729 athletes from 38 countries attended. Our athletes came from every walk of life from farmer to student, to doctor to teacher and even a prince!

We had the richest prize purse in Asia, which attracted over 25 of the world’s fastest Pros. Our television broadcast showcasing Pros and Age Groupers was distributed to over 82 global markets. Many who competed, even Chris “Macca” McCormack, proclaimed the course to be, perhaps the “toughest half iron distance in the world!”

Tough as it was, the course delivered an old school charm of what triathlon has always been about; Challenging Conditions, Fun, Family, Friends, Courage, Support of Each Other, Success and ultimately for some, Success in the Face of Adversity.

For all who participated, it was a taste of what Challenge is all about. We are about inclusion, not threats or excluding; we support sport development and encourage participation in all events, not just our Challenge brand, but other events too.

We are not bean counters or venture capitalists, Our team is made up of athletes, friends and family. We love the sport, just like you and we are very proud to call each of you Family!

With the global recognition and success of our first Challenge Philippines event in Subic Bay and Bataan, several great things happened;

1. We were able to expand a great relationship with a very special partner, Yellow Cab Pizza, who has now become our New Title partner for all Challenge Events! They are Family!

Make sure to get a slice on the Run!

2. We were also granted a huge opportunity to expand our Challenge Brand and now have a great new event in Camsur, “Where It All Began!”, The Challenge Camsur on June 21, 2015!

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3. We have launched the Tri Challenge Grass Roots & Multi Sport Development Programs.

Challenge and Leverage Sports Asia will target, underwrite and support 25 Grass Root Teams in provinces and cities across the Philippines.

The Tri Challenge Foot Print reaches out to around a thousand potential athletes who may have never had a chance. This is part of our Corporate Sport Responsibility CSR, program.

4. We celebrate New Partnerships with Best in Class Partners. This event is only possible because they support us, so we can support you! Thank you for remembering and supporting them when you purchase!

Check out our Sponsor Page and links to great offers, just for you.

No event, especially a Challenge event, is ever the result of one person or group; it is always a collaborative effort by many, One Team, One Family, and Focused Effort to deliver the best race day experiences. We are forever grateful to our stakeholders, our supportive and caring volunteers, our Challenge Philippines Staff and our Best in Class Commercial Partners and Family.

Our special thanks and gratitude for all the support from Governor A. Garcia, the Honorable Governor of Bataan and Chairman Garcia of Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.

Without their vision and kind support, we could never have delivered this event.

To our Race Headquarters and Official Venue Partner Camayan Beach Resort, Ocean Adventure & Adventure Beach, Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium Inc. ( SBMEI), thank you for your support to Challenge and our year round portfolio of Active Lifestyle events. You guys are truly a World Class Destination with wonderful Family Values. Thank you!

Have a great race, be safe, push your self, have fun and share your passion with everyone!

See you at the finish line! You are Family!

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“WE ARE NOT BEAN COUNTERS OR VENTURE CAPITALISTS, OUR TEAM IS MADE UP OF ATHLETES, FRIENDS AND FAMILY. WE LOVE THE SPORT, JUST LIKE YOU AND WE ARE VERY PROUD TO CALL EACH OF YOU FAMILY!�

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JUMBO TAYAG Race Director, Challenge Philippines Leverage Sports Asia

MESSAGES Hello all!

CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES Subic and Bataan welcomes you to our second year. Last year, I joined Challenge Philippines as an athlete and also experienced what “TOUGH” was all about. As a multiple finisher of half and full distance races here and abroad, I bring the athlete perspective along with the expertise and guidance my race committee provides, to give you a race experience like no other.

No matter how tough the course maybe, remember the process you went through before you toed the starting line. I know you worked hard so enjoy each moment. The race is a celebration of what you have achieved in your training.

CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES 2015 will be one iconic race. It wouldn’t be possible without the tremendous support from our generous sponsors and hardworking staff and crew. Camayan Beach Resort, our official host venue, and the province of Bataan and Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) made all the stops to make this a grand, fun, and safe race for all. After the race, expect an epic post race party at the Lighthouse featuring Chef Claude Tayag who will whip up some authentic Pinoy food!

Welcome to Challenge Family and see you at the finish line!

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MARCUS ALTMANN CEO, Challenge Family Asia Pacific

MESSAGES Triathletes

Welcome to the CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES 2015 event where athletes from all over the world converge in Subic and Bataan to participate in one of the regions most spectacular events in the Philippines.

The Asia Pacific region is a booming area for triathlon and CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES is leading the way in providing an outstanding race weekend to showcase the sport and provide a unique event experience to everyone.

The CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES team has established a fantastic grass roots program in the region that is shaping our future athletes, and I would like to congratulate them on this initiative.

The event, delivered by the dedicated staff at Challenge Philippines, spearheaded by the much admired and experienced Dave Voth have done a fantastic job and will ensure you have the very best athlete experience.

I have no doubt you will enjoy the event and all the wonderful attractions the region offers. Thank you for choosing to participate in CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES!

Have a safe, enjoyable race and I look forward to seeing you at the finish line and welcoming you to the Challenge Family.

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MESSAGES

ALBERT S. GARCIA Governor of Bataan

ROBERTO V. GARCIA Chairman and Administrator Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

Warm greetings from Bataan!

I take great pleasure and honor in extending my congratulations to the CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES Family on its second year of conquering the hearts and minds of Filipino triathletes.

This is a fitting time to acknowledge the selfless efforts of the men and women behind this endeavor who worked hard to offer the chance to experience a race of a lifetime not only to Filipinos but to triathletes all over the world as well.

Rest assured that the people of Bataan are with you as you continue to challenge us all to race hard and beat our personal best in triathlon.

To the organizers, participants, officials, and sponsors of CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES, our warmest welcome to Subic Bay!

As part of the fast-growing Challenge global series of triathlons, CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES promises a spectacular course in the scenic Subic Bay. In turn, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) commits its full support in ensuring the success of this prestigious triathlon series that has seen action in at least 19 countries.

The staging of this much-celebrated international sporting event further validates the increasing popularity and prestige of Subic Bay as the triathlon capital of Luzon, if not, of the entire Philippines. And why not? Subic Bay is a showcase of nature’s best with its ideal mix of sun, sand, and sea, winding courses, and rough terrains. There are also great man-made infrastructures and tourist amenities. SBMA is also known for its solid reputation for safety and security.

Thus, the SBMA is proud and happy to note that Subic Bay is now included among the iconic and stunning locations around the world where Challenge has already been held. We are deeply honored that Subic Bay was chosen as the triathlon destination of CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES

Mabuhay and best wishes to all!

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2015 Challenge Philippines Shirt

2015 Challenge Philippines Cycling Jersey

2015 Challenge Philippines Cycling Shorts

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5 MUST DO’S

A lot of surprises await first time visitors and even locals whocan’t get enough of this paradise. Exciting activities, gastronomical pleasures, and breathtaking vistas thrive in Bataan.

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VISIT THE SHRINE OF VALOR (DAMBANA NG KAGITINGAN) ATOP MT. SAMAT IN DIWA, PILAR. The Shrine of Valor, locally known as Mt. Samat, is the Sentinel of Bataan. It is in memory of the heroic stand and sacrifices of Filipinos and Americans who fought during World War II. Why not give time to know our country’s history that made Bataan recognized in the whole world?

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BE WITH NATURE TO WITNESS GOD’S BLESSINGS BY SIGHTSEEING, MOUNTAIN BIKING, TREKKING, SWIMMING, WATCHING MIGRATORY BIRDS, AND BE PART OF THE ADVOCY TO HELP AND SAVE MARINE TURTLES. Bataan is really a proof of

God’s wonders from the seas to the land and up to the mountains. Indeed, it satisfies not only historians but all walks of life, especially nature lovers.

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IMMERSE IN THE CULTURE AND TRADITION OF BATAAN. What makes this province unique is its culture and tradition. Why don’t you visit the different Aeta communities, century old churches, and the former site of the Philippine Refugee Center? Yes, our ancestors are Aetas, we were ruled earlier by the Dominican missionaries, we helped the Vietnamese, Cambodians and Laos and they even left their landmarks and cuisines in the province and now, we are

tagged as, “One Bataan, One for BATAAN”.

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TASTE THE GASTRONOMICAL LOCAL FOOD PRODUCTS AND GRASP EXPORT QUALITY HANDICRAFTS. Bataan is not just home of the First Economic Zone in the Philippines but the locals also produce export quality handicrafts such as walis lasa, capiz, handbeaded and hand painted bags and food products

like tinapa (smoked fish), bagoong (sautéed shrimp), araro cookies, cashew nuts and even coffee beans which are all branded as “galing Bataan”.

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MINGLE WITH THE HOSPITABLE LOCALS OF THE PROVINCE Lastly, what makes a trip memorable is the warmth and willingness of the locals to share everything about Bataan.

SUBIC Experience bonding with nature at its finest in Subic. Breathe fresh air, mingle with animals, and rest your eyes on lush evergreens. Driving for two to three hours from Manila is definitely worth it. cies of bats. In SBFZ, you’ll find tens of thousands of Philippine giant fruit bats and a small roost of the golden-crowned flying foxes. Look up, we’re sure you’ll find them flying around.

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MONKEYS, OH MONKEYS The monkeys in Subic Bay Freeport Zone are gregarious creatures. They are probably the most sociable of their kind and you’ll literally find them hanging around and causing a ruckus on the road to Ocean

Adventure. They’ll even sit by your window and wait for some food. Known as the Philippine long-tailed macaque, it is an endagered species.

GOING BATTY The Philippines has an estimated 74 spe-

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EXPLORE THE REEF Olive Ridley’s and Angel fishes are everyday sights at Miracle and Camayan Beach. Camayan beach is your gateway to four different reef dives and nine shipwrecks. Just a few feet from the shore and

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you enter a full-on coral garden!

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WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE Learn jungle survival skills from one of the Philippines’ indigenous groups, the Aeta. Camp and trek the Apaliin trail.

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GET HIGH Zip line through old forest growth in Subic Treetop Adventure.

With names such as Superman and Tree Drop, you’ll surely be using up all your adrenaline!

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BATAAN

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MEET THE PROS MALE

CHRIS MACCA MCCORMACK

RASMUS PETRAEUS

DOB: 4/4/1973 | Phuket Thailand/Sydney, Australia

DOB: 9/13/1989 | Copenhagen, Denmark

McCormack is a two-time winner of the Ironman World Championship, in 2007and 2010. He also won the 1997 International Triathlon Union (ITU) World Cup Series, the 1997 Triathlon World Championships, and the 2012 Long Distance World Championships

Rasmus has shown his talent and has had great results in short course and half distance races. He is a multiple Danish Champion in Sprint, Olympic and half distance formats. With swimming as his strongest discipline, he is someone to look out for.

Two-time Ironman World Champion (2007, 2010) ITU Long Course Distance Champion 2012 ITU World Champion 1997 ITU World Cup Champion 1997 Multiple Challenge and Ironman wins

FREDRIK CRONEBORG DOB: 11/6/1980 | Sweden; now based in Phuket, Thailand

2009 Danish long course championships – 1st 2010 Challenge Aarhus – 1st 2013 Challenge Phuket – 1st 2013 ITU World cup, Weihai China – 1st 2014 ITU World championships – 7th

DOMENICO PASSUELLO DOB: 3/24/1978 | Livorno, Italy

He was in Sweden and now based in Phuket, Thailand training at the Thanyapura Triathlon Academy, Fred is very famous and a regular at the Asian triathlon circuit. 2014 was his finest season. He won his first full distance race at Challenge Atlantic City and got podium places in seven other long distance races.

3rd Challenge Philippines 2014

2nd Challenge Taiwan 2014 2nd Ironman 70.3 Japan 2014 1st Challenge Atlantic City 2014 1st Ironman 70.3 Taiwan 2013

CHRISTOPH SCHLAGBAUER DOB: 9/11/1989 | Weiz, Austria

Christoph took up Sports Science in 2010. He was known as a fast runner and hobby cyclist, but his swimming weakness contracted his passion for triathlon. After doing serious and scheduled training, he went from strength to strength as an Age-Group athlete, which was why he decided to start as a professional in 2014.

Vice World Champion Ironman Hawaii 2013 M18 2nd Challenge Taiwan 2014 Vice European Champion Ironman70.3 Germany 2012 M18 1st Ironman Austria 2013 M18

BRIAN FLEISCHMANN DOB: 8/8/1978 | Jacksonville, Florida USA

Brian Fleischmann is an American professional triathlete specializing in Olympic and half distance triathlon. He will be competing in his first full distance event this year. Brian has been a professional triathlete since 2001 and enjoys racing all over the world.

2006 ITU Triathlon Team World Championships, Team USA 1st place 2013 Beijing International Triathlon 3rd place 2007 Vancouver ITU Triathlon World Cup 6th place 2009 Ironman 70.3 World Championships 10th place 2009 Ironman 70.3 Austin, TX USA 2nd place 2007 Pan American Games Team USA athlete 8th overall 2006 and 2007 Tri-California Triathlon Series champion 2012 Beijing International Triathlon 4th place

Domenico was a soccer player and cyclist at professional level for four years before he became a triathlete in 2009. Dom loves racing challenging races and he normally takes part at the hardest races. He loves hot weather and hates drafting!

1st Challenge Rimini 2014 1st Challenge Sardinia 2014 4th ALpe d’huez Triathlon 2009 3rd Ironman Los Cabos 2014 4th Ironman UK 2011 2nd Ironman 70.3 Putrajaya 2009 3rd Ironman 70.3 Lanzarote 2013 1st Italian Long Distance champ 2011 3rd Ironman 70.3 South Africa 2013

MICHAEL MURPHY DOB: 7/9/1989 | Cronulla, Sydney, Australia

Michael is a triathlete from Sydney, Australia. He’ll be moving to the Philippines soon where he had joined most number of races in the past few years. He came from a surf life-saving background. He wants to make an impact on the half distance circuit in 2015.

2nd Challenge Philippines 2014 2nd Laguna Vietnam Lang Co 2nd 5150 Subic 3rd 70.3 Japan 1st Golden Triangle Oceanic and Australia U23 Long Course Champ

ERIC WATSON DOB: 8/29/1989 | Perth Australlia; now based in Bahrain

Eric is an up-and-coming triathlete.

Originally from Perth, Australia, he is now based in Bahrain. Eric frequently races in the Philippines. See him soon in Challenge Phiippines 2015.

MEET THE PROS

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FEMALE CAROLE FUCHS

KATJA RABE

DOB: 6/5/1979 | Paris, France; now based in Phuket, Thailand

DOB: 8/13/1978 | Phuket, Thailand

Carole started triathlon in 2011. She quickly climbed to the top of amateur ranking, constantly placed 1st overall age group and known as the first age grouper in Asia. She became a professional triathlete in 2014, becoming the only pro to officially represent Thailand. In 2014, she received the title of best pro female long course from the online tri-magazine Asiatri.

7th at Challenge Phuket 2014 (Thailand) 4th woman at Laguna Phuket Triathlon 2014 (Thailand) 3rd overall at Ironman 70.3 Cebu 2014 (Philippines) 4th overall at Ironman 70.3 Putrajaya 2014 (Malaysia)

Katja has been into triathlon since 2000. She used to be a competitive swimmer in Germany. She has been racing professionally since 2007.

2nd Golden Triangle Tri 2014 3rd Ironman Japan 70.3 2012 2nd Ironman Sri Lanka 70.3 2012 6th Challenge Philippines 2014

KELLY WILLIAMSON DOB: 12/5/1977 | Austin, Texas

STEF PUSZKA DOB: 4/28/1985 | Melbourne, Australia; now based in Darwin, Australia

Stef made the difficult decision to turn down a PhD scholarship in order to focus on her triathlon career and was awarded her professional license in 2014. She enjoys racing in tough conditions especially in the tropics.

4th Challenge Laguna Phuket 2014 1st Yungaburra Soldier On Triathlon 2014 5th Challenge Taiwan 2014 8th Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast 2013 4th Rotorua Half Ironman, NZ 2012 3rd MetaMan Bintan Half Iron distance, Indonesia 2012 1st Bali International Triathlon 2012

Kelly resides in Austin, Texas with her husband Derick, who owns Durata Training (coaching business) and serves as her coach. She has been racing as a professional since 2002, starting out with ITU racing and gradually migrating to 70.3 and eventually Ironman in 2010. Kelly balances out her training and racing with coaching athletes and has an interest in pursuing health psychology at some point.

2014 - Ironman Texas Champion (8:54/2:54 run) 2014 - 2nd Place Ironman CdA, 3rd Place Ironman Cozumel Two-time San Juan 70.3 Champion 2nd place 70.3 World Championships 2012 2013 Rev 3 Williamsburg Champion

EMMA POOLEY DOB: 10/3/1982 | Norwich, UK

PARYS EDWARDS DOB: 4/29/1976 | Harare, Zimbabwe; now based in London, England

Parys was born in Zimbabwe and later moved to South Africa to study Physiotherapy. Parys got into triathlon late after a successful hockey career representing Zimbabwe and South Africa at Junior level. She won World Championship titles at both the Olympic and 70.3 distances and was voted British Female Age Group Triathlete of the Year in 2009. She is now embarking on her 2nd season as a Pro triathlete and targets hot and hilly races which Challenge Philippines looks set to provide!

3rd Denmark 70.3 2014 3rd Alpe d’Huez Triathlon 2nd Laguna Phuket Challenge 2014 1st European Standard Distance Championships 2012 British and World Standard Distance Champion 2013

Emma raced as a professional cyclist for six years alongside studying for a doctorate in geotechnical engineering. Her athletic career highlights include the Time Trial World Championship title (2010), Olympic and Commonwealth Games silver medals; multiple National Championship titles; and multiple World Cup and stage race wins. In August 2014, Emma retired from professional cycling in order to concentrate on longdistance triathlon.

1st Swissman Xtreme 2013 3rd Challenge Philippines 2014 2nd Rapperswil 70.3 2014 1st Zofingen Powerman World Championships 2014

LOUISE RUNDQVIST DOB: 12/8/1984 | Falun, Sweden

RADKA VODICKOVA DOB: 11/7/1984 | Jablonec Nad Nisou, Czech Republic

Radka is a Czech Professional triathlete.

She was number 1 in ETU ranking in 2010, and was also a member of the Czech National Team. This will be her second time to join Challenge Philippines. She finished 4th last year. Radka loves to travel and race in exotic locations, and always love trying out new food!

6th at 70.3 World Championship, 2014 1st at Challenge Batemans Bay, 2014 2nd Laguna Phuket Challenge 2014 1st European Standard Distance Championships 2012 British and World Standard Distance Champion 2013

Louise grew up as a downhill skier in northern Sweden. She took up triathlon in her mid-twenties after discovering she had a talent for long distances and began her journey towards becoming an elite triathlete in 2012. With a fearless attitude, challenging courses suit her well.

Swedish Champion at the half distance 2012

2nd Swedish Championships in Duathlon 2013

2nd Swedish Championships in long distance triathlon 2013

4th Ironman Sweden 2013

4th Ironman 70.3 Norway 2014

2xSilver medals at the Swedish Championships in track cycling 2014, Individual pursuit and Points race

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CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES AMBASSADORS

FR. BOC NICOLAS Filipino Naga City, Camarines Sur Priest Team Parokya ni Boc 2014 Challenge Philippines Subic/ Bataan Finisher 2013 and 2014 IM 70.3 Philippines Finisher

FRANZ A. BAGUIO Filipino Cebu City University of San Carlos PE Teacher Team Fish 18 2012 7th placer IM 70.3 Cebu Filipino elite cat (4:56 overall time) 2012 Timex 226 5th overall/2nd place AG (10:46 overall time)

MARIS MARFORI BALATIBAT Filipino Hometown – Laguna, Current - Subic Sales Representative of Eli Lilly Philippines Inc. Licensed Nutritionist Dietician Yellow Cab Tri Clark 1st Place 30-34 K-Swiss Subit International Triathlon 14-year-tri veteran – regularly wins her AG in races 13:37 finish IM Langkawi Malaysia

DON VELASCO Filipino Metro Manila Computer Engineer Entreprenuer Triathlon Coach Team Sante Barley Top AG Male 25-29 2nd fastest Filipino AG IM 70.3 2013 and 2014 2nd Place Overall 2012 White Rock Triathlon

JEFFERSON TABACON Filipino Cagayan de Oro Student/Athlete Team Power Pops Xterra Cebu 2013 and 2014 3rd Place Filipino Elite Defy 123 Triathlon 2013 1st Place AG 2014 3rd Place AG Dipolog City Triathlon 2014 2nd Place AG

RHODERICK “ERICK” GUIEB Filipino Grew up in Baguio, currently in Manila Technology Supervisor Team Suunto Philippines 4x Iron Distance Finisher Sub 11 hours in IM Melbourne 2014 6x Half-Iron Distance Finisher Sub 5 hours in IM 70.3 Phils 2013 Challenge Philippines Subic/Bataan 2nd 35-39 Age Group 2014

CHALLENGE PHILIPPINES AMBASSADORS FELIPE “JONG” LEYRITANA SAJULGA III

NESTOR GLENN PRECIOSO M. GONZALES III

Filipino Malaybalay City, Bukidnon Farmer Team Caltex Delo – Triathlon Bukidnon

Filipino Hong Kong­­­-based Tennis/Swim/Gym/ Sport Coach Team Suunto Philippines

Ironman Langkawi 2014 – 10:17:32 Ironman 70.3 Japan 2013 – 4:39:10 Ironman 70.3 Philippines 2012 Fastest Filipino Age Grouper

IM 70.3 Philippines 2012 1st Place Age Group 5150 Subic 2012 and 2013 2nd Place Age Group Xterra Cebu 2014 1st Place Age Group

JOHN VILLANUEVA

FRANK “THE LEGEND” LACSON

Filipino Angeles City, Pampanga Businessman Yellow Cab Tri Clark 3x Iron Distance Finisher 2011 Ironman Korea 2012 Ironman Western Australia 2014 Ironman Melbourne Multiple Half Iron distance Challenge Subic/ Bataan 2014

JOSE MERDINO “JOMER” LIM Filipino Mandaue City, Cebu Businessman Team Isuzu Dmax Xterra Philippines 2014 – 1st Place AG 5150 Subic 2014 – 3rd Place AG 5150 Bohol 2014 – 1st Place AG

Filipino Subic Bay, Olongapo Father of Philippine Triathlon (31-year Vet) Team Herbalife (8 years run) 1st Filipino Triathlete 1st Philippine National Champion (1982) 1st Filipino to win 5 AG Member of National Team for 5 years 129 Triathlon Finishes and counting...

CELMA “CHANG” HITALIA Filipina Muntinlupa City Logistics Manager – Toyo Ink (Phils) Co., Inc. Century Tri-hard 6 Marathons (3:53:30 PB) 3rd Overall Female Timex 226 2012 (13:39:00) 2nd AG Ironman Malaysia 2014 (13:20:09) 4 Half Iron Distance Finishes (all on Podium) Age group podium mainstay

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EVENT SCHEDULE

THURSDAY – FEB 19

EVENT

8:00 – 10:00 PM

Challenge Philippines

VENUE

8:00 – 10:00 AM

Aquaspere Swim Course Open

Camayan Beach Resort

10:00 AM

Felt Bike Out

Camayan Parking Lot

10:00 – 8:00 PM

Mandatory Athlete Check-in & EXPO

Harbor Point Mall

10:00 – 8:00 PM

Bike Service

Harbor Point Mall

2:00 – 4:00 PM

2XU Run Course Open

Ilanin Forest

4:30 – 5:30 PM

Pro’s Press Conference

The Lighthouse Marina Resort

6:00–7:30 PM

Pros, VIP and Sponsor’s Dinner

by SBFCC – Lighthouse

The Lighthouse Marina Resort

7:30 – 9:30 PM

Meet the Pro’s Cocktail Party

Terrace Hotel

FRIDAY – FEB 20

EVENT

VENUE

8:00 – 10:00 PM

Challenge Philippines Shuttling Hours

8:00 – 10:00 AM

Aquasphere Swim Course Open

Camayan Beach Resort

10:00 AM

Felt Bike Out

Camayan Parking Lot

10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Mandatory Athlete Check-in & EXPO

Harbor Point Mall

10:00 – 3:00 PM

Bike Service

Harbor Point Mall

2:00 – 4:00 PM

2XU Run Course Open

Ilanin Forest

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Mandatory Bike Check-in

Adventure Beach

5:00 PM

Official Athlete Welcome and Race Briefing by CHALLENGE FAMILY

Adventure Beach

6:00 PM

Pro Athlete’s Race Briefing

Adventure Beach

6:30 – 8:30 PM

Camayan & Yellow Cab Carbo Party

Adventure Beach

SATURDAY – FEB 21

EVENT

VENUE

4:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Challenge Philippines Shuttling Hours

4:00 AM

Athlete Pick-Up

Harbor Point/Partner Hotels

4:30 AM

Transition Area Opens

Adventure Beach

6:15 AM

Transition Area Closes

Adventure Beach

4:30 – 6:15 AM

Bike Service

Adventure Beach

6:00 AM

Athletes’ Transfer to the Swim Start

Camayan Beach Resort

6:10 AM

Race Start Ceremony

Camayan Beach Resort

6:00-6:20 AM

Swim Warm-up

Camayan Beach Resort

6:20 AM

Start Assembly

Camayan Beach Resort

6:30 AM

Challenge Philippines Male PRO and SEA-FIL ELITE START

Camayan Beach Resort

6:35 AM

Challenge Philippines Female PRO and SEA-FIL ELITE START

Camayan Beach Resort

6:40 AM

Challenge Philippines Age Group M30-39, M50+

Camayan Beach Resort

6:50 AM

Challenge Philippines M18-29, M40-49

Camayan Beach Resort

7:00 AM

Challenge Philippines ALL FEMALE AND RELAY

Camayan Beach Resort

9:00 AM

Wellness Zone and Kids’ Area Open for Spectators

Adventure Beach

10:30 AM

1st Challenge Philippines Finisher Expected

Adventure Bech

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EVENT SCHEDULE 11:00 AM

Post Race Media Interview

Adventure Beach

1:00 PM

Bike Check-out Begins

Adventure Beach

4:00 PM

Race Officially Closes (9 hours)

Adventure Beach

5:30 PM

Transition Closes

Adventure Beach

6:30 PM

Awards and iChallenge Party (by Claude Tayag)

The Lighthouse Marina Resort

VENUE

SUNDAY – FEB 22

EVENT

7:00 AM – 12:00 PM

CP Shuttling Service

7:00 AM

Registration Junior Challenge

Adventure Beach

9:00 AM

START OF RACE 30 PM

Adventure Beach

11:00 AM

Awards Presentation

Adventure Beach

3:00 PM

Volunteers Party

Adventure Beach

*ALL SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE

Challenge Triathlon EXPO Presented by Zoot February 19-20 –10:00 AM Find out the latest products and innovation from our event partners as they display gears and equipment for triathlon. Get big discounts and wear the trendiest apparel only from Challenge Expo Partners.

Meet the PROs Party at the TERRACE HOTEL Thursday, February 19, 2015 – 7:30PM Meet and mingle with the pros and enjoy a special night of cocktails. Each exclusive ticket comes with two (2) free beers or cold drinks. Remember, HYDRATE. Tickets at USD$10. Proceeds will be donated to the Challenge Philippines Samar Relief Fund.

Official Athlete Welcome and Race Briefing by CHALLENGE FAMILY Friday, February 20, 2015 – 5:00PM Get to know your fellow athletes as the Race Officials conduct the Race Briefing. Get amped up as you get inspirational messages and much needed tips from the Challenge Family PROs! Camayan and Yellow Cab Carbo Party Friday, February 20, 2015 – 6:30PM Race Entry entitles you to one (1) free International Carbo Party Ticket on Friday Night at Camayan Beach Resort. The Carbo Party, catered by award winning Camayan Resort and our title sponsor Yellow Cab Pizza, will take place immediately after the mandatory race brief at Ocean Adventure after bike check-in. Great food, great times, and great fun, we promise to get you fed and home for an early race evening sleep. Extra tickets for family and friends priced at USD$15. iChallenge Awards and Party at the LIGHTHOUSE! Saturday, February 21, 2015 – 6:30PM Celebrate your accomplishment with a great award party sponsored by LIGHTHOUSE! Enjoy free beer and cold drinks with all your friends and mingle with the pros in attendance. Special authentic Pinoy food

by Claude Tayag will be served. Free for participants.

Extra food tickets for family and supporters are available at USD$15. Oh and there is BEER below ZERO!

PRE RACE INFORMATION 1. ATHLETE CHECK-IN MANDATORY Check-In for all athletes in the Challenge Philippines will be on February 19, Thursday between 10:00am and 8:00pm and February 20, between 10:00am and 3:00pm.

You must show a government issued ID to be able to register (i.e. Driver’s License, Passport etc.) No athlete will be allowed to check-in after 3:00pm Friday (February 20). Please make your travel arrangement accordingly.

During Athlete Check-in, the athlete will receive the official race kit, which consists of the following: RACE BIB (to be worn on the bike and on the run) ATHLETE WRISTBAND (must be worn at all times) COLOR CODED SWIM CAP HELMET STICKER (placed in front of the helmet) BIKE STICKER (placed around the seat post) RACE TATTOOS (right arm and right calf) TRANSITION GEAR BAG (one bag to bring all Swim Bike Run GEAR on RACE MORNING) 2. TIMING CHIP You will be issued a timing chip and it will be checked by our timing supplier. Please make sure the number on the CHIP corresponds with your race number and other personal information.

On race day, make sure it is wrapped securely around your LEFT ANKLE. WITHDRAWALS/DNS: If for any other reason you decided not to start the race, you must return the TIMING CHIP to the Timing Tent at Transition area or at the Finish Line tent. If the timing chip is lost, you will be charged $150 as replacement. This is to make sure that all athletes are accounted for.

Timing results will include swim, bike and run splits and overall finish time.

3. BIKE CHECK-IN at TRANSITION AREA MANDATORY BIKE CHECK-IN will be on Friday, February 20 between 10:00AM and 5:00PM Before checking in, an athlete must have the following: ATHLETE WRISTBAND BIKE STICKER FIRMLY SECURED ON THE SEATPOST OF THE BIKE If you do not have either of these, you will not be allowed to enter the transition area. Make sure your athlete wristband number corresponds with the number of your bike sticker.

NO WRISTBAND, NO ACCESS TO TRANSITION AREA! Your bike will be visually checked by onsite bike checkin marshalls. This is not a guarantee of safety. Athletes are responsible for their bikes being road and race worthy. Ensure that your bike and helmet are in good working condition to avoid delay and rejection.

SPECIAL MONKEY ALERT!

ONLY BIKES WILL BE ALLOWED TO BE CHECKED-

IN. NO NUTRITION (ANY FOOD, GELS, ETC) WATER BOTTLE AND OTHER NON-SECURED/ REMOVABLE ITEM WILL BE ALLOWED. YOU CAN ALL BRING YOUR NUTRITION, WATER BOTTLE, AND OTHER GEAR (EXTRA TIRES AND INTERIORS) ON RACE MORNING WHEN TRANSITION OPENS AT 4:30 AM. The transition area is very near the forest and wild monkeys have been known to come down and take anything they can in the evening.

RACE DAY INFORMATION VEHICLE PARKING Limited parking slots are available at Camayan parking lot and in front of Ocean Adventure. It is strictly prohibited to park vehicle on parts of the race course. Marshallls and attendants can point you to the right direction.

TRANSITION ON RACE MORNING Your ATHLETE WRISTBAND will give you access in the TRANSITION AREA. The transition area will be open from 4:30AM to 6:15AM. The athlete race bib must be worn on the bike and on the run course. You may flip the race bib to your back during the bike leg. On run leg, race bib must be clearly visible on the front. You may not manipulate, cut or fold your bib in any way.

Your TRANSITION GEAR BAG is large enough for you to carry all your swim, bike, and run gear to transition on race morning. This includes bike and running shoes, helmets, water bottles and nutrition.

Exiting transition and on your way to swim start in Camayan Beach, you may want to wear shoes, sandals, or slippers. You may use your Transition Gear Bag to deposit your shoes, sandals or slippers near the baggage deposit area, near the swim start. All Transition Gear Bag deposited at swim start will be transferred and placed on your own transition basket.

PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OF VALUE (NON-TRIATHLON GEAR) IN YOUR TRANSITION BASKET. SPECIAL NEEDS Collection of Run Special Needs bag will be in the baggage deposit area inside the transition area.

Please provide your own bag for your special needs and mark it clearly with your race number.

The location of the Special Needs station will be on the run course. The exact station will be mentioned on race briefing.

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R ACE INFO: SWIM

AQUASPHERE SWIM COURSE - 1.9KM CUT OFF TIME: 8:30 AM The swim leg is a one-lap point-topoint swim starting at Camayan Beach and finishing at Adventure Beach.

The course will be clearly marked with turn buoys and supported with swim lines throughout.

SWIM START There will be five wave starts.

Athletes will walk under a timing mat before entering start assembly corral of his/her wave. An athlete who started before his/her designated wave will be automatically disqualified.

Waves will be constantly announced on start assembly, and a wave marshall will hold a sign posting the age groups included in the wave.

START TIME 6:30 AM

6:35 AM

6:40 AM

6:50 AM

7:00 AM

GROUP Challenge Philippines Male PRO and Male SEAFIL ELITE START Challenge Philippines Female PRO and Female SEA-FIL ELITE START Challenge Philippines Age Group M30-34, M3539, M50+ Challenge Philippines M18-24, M25-29, M40-49 Challenge Philippines ALL FEMALE AND RELAY

WAVE

SWIM CAP

1st

GRAY

2nd

GRAY

3rd

RED

4th

RED

PINK 5th YELLOW

SWIM TO BIKE TRANSITION After swim finish, you will pass a timing mat and a shower before entering transition. Swim gear must be properly placed in designated basket.

Fasten the buckle of your helmet before removing your bike from the rack.

You are not allowed to touch or interfere with any gear, bike or equipment of other athletes.

You are to mount your bike only on the designated Bike Mount area.

R ACE INFO: BIKE FELT BIKE COURSE – 90KM CUT OFF TIME – 1:00 PM The bike course will be an out and back course, with a 20km loop to be done at the far end of the course in Morong town of Bataan.

Due to the difficulty of the course, athletes are advised to consider compact cranks with 25 to 28 tooth rear cogset.

TRAFFIC & SAFETY There will be vehicular traffic in some parts of the course. Athletes are advised to practice normal road rules and also practice vigilance and safety around vehicles if encountered.

A throng of volunteers, police and traffic marshalls will be on course to guide and control traffic flow.

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In some sections of the course, cyclists climbing the hills might be tempted to cross the centerline to counter and level out steepness of the hill. Athletes are advised to stay to the right as faster cyclists going back will be descending on the same hill!!

SUPPORT VEHICLE There will be vehicles on course to support athletes who are unable to continue with the race. Athletes who rode the SAG vehicles will be first transported to the nearest aid or medical station where they have to wait until a vehicle will be free to transport everyone to transition. Due to the length of the course, expect to have some delays on the arrival of support vehicles. Waiting cyclists are advised to walk to the nearest aid or medical station. Collected bikes

from unforeseen medical situations will be transported to the transition area. Support vehicle will also act as sweeper for those cyclists who fail to reach the bike cut-off time.

BIKE TO RUN TRANSITION Dismount before reaching the dismount line near transition.

Only unbuckle your helmet after you have racked your bike.

Discarded bike gear must not spill out into transition pathway.

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R ACE INFO: RUN

2XU RUN COURSE –21.1KM INTERMEDIATE CUT OFF TIME 3:30 PM AT 15KM MARK The 2XU Run Course is a beautiful out and back course. The run will take you through the Ilanin Forest Reserve where paved roads morph into a rare triple canopy run. No exhaust fumes, no distractions. Our run course is fully closed to cars or traffic and is entirely within the protected forest reserve.

New and unique to this run leg is the allowable use of earphones and music players. Enjoy the sight of the forest with some soothing music to entertain you en route the finish line.

R ACE INFO TRANSITION FLOW MAP

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R ACE INFO HYDRATION STATIONS

ON TRANSITION Transition Aid Stations, located after exiting the Aquasphere Swim Course on your way to transition, and just right after exiting transition on run out to 2XU Run Course will offer Water Pocari Sweat Energy Gels (for run out) ON FELT BIKE COURSE There will be 6 Hydration stops on the Felt Bike Course positioned around 15 kilometers. Volunteers will offer Water Pocari Sweat Bananas Ice Be careful and slow down when entering the bottle pick-up zone. Do not discard any bottles in any area other than the designated area.

Otherwise, you may incur an antilittering penalty from Marshallls. Due

to the difficulty of the course, you are required to bring two water bottles at the start of the bike leg.

ON 2XU RUN COURSE There will be 13 hydration stops in the 2XU Run Course positioned approximately 1.5kms apart.

Volunteers will offer Water Pocari Sweat DeGassed Cola (selected stations) Energy Gels Bananas Watermelon Salted Snacks Ice

CUT-OFF TIMES Swim- 1 hour and 30 minutes after last wave. By 8:30am, all athletes must complete the 1.9km swim leg.

Bike- 6 hours and 30 minutes from start time. If by 1:00 pm, cyclists are still on the bike course, they will be picked up by support vehicles.

Run- intermediate cutoff by 3:00pm at 15km mark. Race officially closes at 4:00 pm.

TOILETS Portalets will be placed along the Hydation Stations.

Special and unique to the 2XU Run Course will be the Yellow Cab Pizza Feeding Stations. They will be positioned randomly along the course.

Grab and BITE INTO YELLOW!

AWARDS PRIZE PURSE PRO MEN

PRO WOMEN

1st – 5,000 EUROS

1st – 5,000 EUROS

2nd – 2,500 EUROS

2nd – 2,500 EUROS

3rd – 1,550 EUROS

3rd – 1,550 EUROS

4th – 1,000 EUROS

4th – 1,000 EUROS

5th – 750 EUROS

5th – 750 EUROS

6th – 500 EUROS

6th – 500 EUROS

7th – 450 EUROS

7th – 450 EUROS

8th – 350 EUROS

8th – 350 EUROS

9th – 250 EUROS

9th – 250 EUROS

10th – 150 EUROS

10th – 150 EUROS

SEA Elite (Male and Female Categories) 1st – 1,000 USD | 2nd – 500 USD | 3rd – 250 USD

AGE GROUP AWARDS Awards will also be given to the Top 3 finishers of each age group category: MALE

FEMALE

18-24

18-24

25-29

25-29

30-34

30-34

35-39

35-39

40-44

40-44

45-49

45-49

50-54

50-54

55-59

55 & above

60 & above

Filipino Elite (Male and Female Categories) 1st – 1,000 USD 2nd – 500 USD 3rd – 250 USD

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S TA R T L I S T: P R O S MALE PROS NAME

AGE GROUP

COUNTRY

FEMALE PROS

MALE PROS Croneberg, Fredrik

Male

SWE

Elosegui, Eneko

Male

ESP

Fleischmann, Brian

Male

USA

Lo, Ivan

Male

HKG

McCormack, Chris

Male

AUS

Fuchs, Carole

Female

THA

Murphy, Michael

Male

AUS

Pooley, Emma

Female

GBR

Passuello, Domenico

Male

ITA

Puszka, Stef

Female

Petraeus, Rasmus

Male

DEN

Rabe, Katja

Female

DEU

Robins, Mitchell

Male

AUS

Rundqvist, Louise

Female

SWE

NAME

Male

AUT

Vodickova, Radka

Schramm, Till

Male

DEU

Williamson, Kelly

Watson, Eric

Male

AUS

Schlagbauer, Christoph

Male

Torres, Monica

Male

THA

Jearanai, Jaray

Male

THA

MALE FILIPINO ELITE Esteves, Robinson

Male Male

PHI

Tabacon, Jefferson

Male

PHI

Tanjay, Carlos

Male

PHI

Valdez, Jefferson

Male

PHI

AGE GROUP AGE GROUP

AUS

Female

CZE

Female

USA

Female

PHI

Albarote, Lezette

Female

PHI

Hodges, Maria

Female

PHI

Langit, Lea Coline

Female

PHI

PHI

Santiago, Mervin Rencel

NAME

GBR

FEMALE FILIPINO ELITE

PHI

Chantaraj, Saranon

COUNTRY

Female

FEMALE SOUTH EAST ASIAN ELITE

MALE SOUTH EAST ASIAN ELITE Benedicto, August

AGE GROUP FEMALE PRO

Edwards, Parys

COUNTRY

MALE 18-24

Bonalos, Philippe

30-34

PHI

Alzaga, Eric

35-39

PHI

Bote, Bryom Joseph

30-34

PHI

Ancheta, Emil

35-39

PHI

Capuno, Ryan

30-34

PHI

Angeles, Ryan Kristian

35-39

PHI

Basagre, Mariano Jr.

18-24

PHI

Castaneda, Frederick

30-34

PHI

Aquino, Ryan

35-39

PHI

Brown, Mark Jason

18-24

PHI

Castillo, Paul Jake

30-34

PHI

Arellano, Andrew

35-39

PHI

Brown, Reiny

18-24

HKG

Clemente, Ken Martin

30-34

PHI

Arias, John

35-39

Fujii, Daichi

18-24

JPN

Corpuz, Jordan

30-34

PHI

Barredo, Kenneth

35-39

PHI

Gonzalez, Joshua Glenn

18-24

HKG

David, Jeremy

30-34

PHI

Berger, Matthias

35-39

SGP

JinSen, Lee

18-24

MYS

De Mata, Neil Bryan

30-34

PHI

Bergin, Robert

35-39

VNM

Navarro, Noel Eliezer

18-24

PHI

Diaz, Raegan

30-34

PHI

Braganza, Carmelo

35-39

PHI

Policarpio, Kevin

18-24

PHI

Duria, Benedick

30-34

PHI

Bretana, Nino

35-39

PHI

Razouk, Basel

18-24

PHI

Famarin, Mat Julius

30-34

PHI

Cabunoc, Glenn

35-39

PHI

Sakakibara, Ryunosuke

18-24

JPN

Francisco, Francis John

30-34

PHI

Cajucom, Aristotle

35-39

PHI

Salamanque, Antonio Jr.

18-24

PHI

Galicia, Lloyd

30-34

PHI

Calara, Jessie

35-39

PHI

Santiago, Allen Gabrielle

18-24

PHI

Galicia, Lloyd

30-34

PHI

Calica, Frederick

35-39

PHI

Tsai, Chadwick Jerald

18-24

PHI

Gan, Dennis

30-34

PHI

Canieso, Ian Oliver

35-39

PHI

Warren, Henry

18-24

HKG

Ginestet, Matthieu

30-34

VNM

Capati, Jernard

35-39

PHI

Guzman, Marco Antonio

30-34

PHI

Capco, Ferdinand

35-39

PHI PHI

MALE 25-29

PHI

Abuel, David William

25-29

PHI

Hizon, Alfredo Jr.

30-34

PHI

Carino, Don Juan Aristotle

35-39

Almirante, Antonio III

25-29

PHI

Imbong, Dean

30-34

SGP

Carlos, Marjon

35-39

Amoranto, Vernon

25-29

PHI

Kristiansen, Morten

30-34

SGP

Castro, Francisco

35-39

PHI

Basilio, Ghian Carlo

25-29

PHI

Laurel, Raymund

30-34

SGP

Chang, Hua

35-39

TWN

Bautista, Sid Angelo

25-29

PHI

Lim, Patrick Joseph

30-34

PHI

Ching, Rexton

35-39

Bouillane, Nicholas

25-29

GBR

Manahan, Alvin

30-34

SGP

Chow Tze Ho, Kevin

35-39

HKG

Brecenio, Renel

25-29

PHI

Matsuzaki, Sho

30-34

JPN

Clemens, Clemens

35-39

CHN

PHI

PHI

Chiong, Carlo

25-29

PHI

Maturana, Crisanto Antonio

30-34

Corpuz, Ricky

35-39

PHI

Clutario, Evan Albert

25-29

PHI

Mendoza, Juan Carlos

30-34

PHI

Cruz, Carlito

35-39

PHI

Consing, Anthony

25-29

PHI

Munoz, Guillermo

30-34

THA

Cruz, Ronwaldo

35-39

PHI

30-34

SGP

De Guzman, Carlos

35-39

PHI PHI

PHI

De La Pena, Allan

25-29

PHI

Nicholas, Liu

Donahue, Matthew

25-29

CAN

Pagay, James Vincent

30-34

PHI

De Leon, Carlo Thomas

35-39

Lu, Michael

25-29

PHI

Paguio, Rafael

30-34

SGP

Declarador, Ronald Rei

35-39

PHI

Luansing, Adrian Joseph

25-29

PHI

Pamittan, Raffy Ian

30-34

PHI

Dhulst, Michael

35-39

THA

Mendiola, Bryan

25-29

PHI

Paragas, Christopeter

30-34

PHI

Dijkstra, Mijndert

35-39

SGP

Mitchell, Colin

25-29

SGP

Ramos, Jethro Karl

30-34

Du Plessis, Jaco

35-39

ARE

O Suilleabhain, Cian

25-29

VNM

Regoso, Christian Ernel

30-34

SGP

Dy, Lloyd

35-39

PHI

Pinto, Nikolai

25-29

PHI

Reinert, Alexandre

30-34

HKG

Flores, Raymond

35-39

PHI

Preddy, Grant

25-29

AUS

Reyes, Aristotle

30-34

PHI

Gaba, John Paul

35-39

Sabado, Mikhail Tito

25-29

PHI

Rondera, Raki

30-34

PHI

Garcia, Xerxes

35-39

PHI

Salcedo, Joseph Kennedy

25-29

PHI

Ruangsuttipap, Sutach

30-34

THA

GK, Vijay

35-39

SGP

Santos, Chris Jansen

25-29

PHI

Rueda, Maximo

30-34

PHI

Griffiths, Evan

35-39

HKG

PHI

PHI

Spencer, Rory

25-29

SGP

Rutherford, Simon

30-34

GBR

Guieb, Rhoderick

35-39

PHI

Takahashi, Yu

25-29

JPN

Saclauso, Jeric

30-34

PHI

Ilagas, Dennis

35-39

PHI

Ting, Aiken Ainsley

25-29

PHI

Sajulga, Felipe III

30-34

PHI

Isla, Timothy Joseph

35-39

PHI

Torres, Daryll

25-29

PHI

Salvador, Ralph Jerome

30-34

PHI

Jacinto, Jay

35-39

Wong, Nigel

25-29

CHN

Sanchez, Cid

30-34

PHI

Jenkins, Lloyd

35-39

PHI

Wongtanaponsil, Patdhrvut Oat

25-29

THA

Sanchez, Mark Gil

30-34

PHI

Kuhar, Riccardo

35-39

HRV

Wood, Joe

25-29

CHN

Sarangaya, Frederick Jasper

30-34

PHI

La Penna, Paolo

35-39

AUS

PHI

Sepulveda, Michael James

30-34

SGP

Leopando, Ivan

35-39

PHI

Abella, Rajendra

30-34

PHI

Soriano, Leo Andre

30-34

PHI

Lepeu, Julien

35-39

HKG

Alcoreza, Joden

30-34

PHI

Vargas, Rafael

30-34

PHI

Leuterio, Alexander

35-39

PHI

Alindogan, John Marlon

30-34

PHI

Verdejo, Chris

30-34

PHI

Lim, Jose Merdino

35-39

PHI

Altmeppen, Tilman

30-34

CHN

Vital, John Bryan

30-34

PHI

Lopez, Miguel Antonio

35-39

PHI

Baguio, Franz

30-34

PHI

Lugasing, Adrian

35-39

PHI

Biag, Billy

30-34

PHI

Alivia, Arvin

35-39

PHI

Mallari, Carlo Paolo

35-39

Bituin, Paul Arvin

30-34

PHI

Almanza, Ryan

35-39

PHI

Manebo, Ferdinand

35-39

PHI

Bolinao, Louise Ian

30-34

PHI

Altamira, Adrian

35-39

PHI

Martinez, August Albert

35-39

PHI

MALE 30-34

MALE 35-39

PHI

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START LIST: AGE GROUP

Martinez, Karl Mark

35-39

Nevelos, Paul

40-44

PHI

Nicosia, Filippo

35-39

ITA

Ng, Napoleon

40-44

PHI

Olives, Javy

35-39

PHI PHI

Oledan Michael

40-44

PHI

Yong Beom, Kim Caguiat, Edwin

45-49 50-54

KOR PHI

Orquiza, Retzel

35-39

PHI

Pacturan, Roderick Peter

40-44

PHI

Carpenter, Mark

50-54

AUS

Pan, Ericson

35-39

PHI

Pamakid, Gregie

40-44

PHI

Co, Mike

50-54

PHI

MALE 50-54

Parallag, Mark

35-39

PHI

Peavoy, Devon

40-44

CAN

Coulson, Fred

50-54

PHI

Paredes, John Omar

35-39

PHI

Pesci, John

40-44

HKG

Davadilla, Norman

50-54

PHI

Pascual, Norman

35-39

PHI

Pineda, Jonathan

40-44

PHI

Fajardo, Antonino

50-54

Pasia, Nelson

35-39

PHI

Po, Jeremy

40-44

SGP

Go, Randolph

50-54

PHI

Pasion, Alvin

35-39

PHI

Ramsden, Matthew

40-44

HKG

Hallworth, Tim

50-54

HKG

Phillips, Robert

35-39

CHN

Reformina, Karl

40-44

PHI

Heiner, Darryl

50-54

PHI

PHI

Piasecki, Artur

35-39

SGP

Romao, Nuno

40-44

PHI

Lacson, Frank

50-54

PHI

Primero, Adreco

35-39

PHI

Roque, Junrox

40-44

PHI

Lontok, Joselito

50-54

PHI

Protacio, Glenn Joseph

35-39

PHI

Salazar, Bhrein

40-44

PHI

Malibiran, Arsenio

50-54

PHI

Que, Mark Anthony

35-39

PHI

Salvador, Mark Lester

40-44

PHI

Navasero, Tom

50-54

PHI

Ranoja, Alexander

35-39

PHI

Sarmiento, Edward Jay

40-44

SGP

Odulio, Sonny

50-54

Ravalo, Edrickson

35-39

PHI

Sebastian, Joseph Jericho

40-44

PHI

Richmond, David

50-54

PHI

Respeto, Salvador Jr.

35-39

PHI

Smith, Kieron

40-44

PHI

Soellner, Juergen

50-54

DEU

Reyes, Marnie

35-39

PHI

Tan, Oliver

40-44

PHI

Rivera, Mark Jonas

PHI

Tayag, Manuel

40-44

Bergara, Eric

55-59

PHI

Roquero, Eduardo

35-39

PHI

Tayag, Rene

40-44

PHI

Gann, Philip

55-59

HKG

35-39

PHI

Thiry, Luc

40-44

BEL

Generoso, Chito

55-59

PHI

San Agustin, Enrique Lorenzo

35-39

PHI

Tora Mira, Francisco Javier

40-44

CHN

Gueta, Josef

55-59

PHI

Santiago, Elmer

35-39

PHI

Trippner, Kay

40-44

THA

Kuhne, Thomas

55-59

PHI

Santos, Al

35-39

PHI

Victoria, Reginaldo

40-44

PHI

Liboro, Ramon

55-59

Sarabia, Kenneth

35-39

PHI

Villarta, Paulo

40-44

PHI

Mendoza, Ariel

55-59

PHI

Segundo, John Paul

35-39

PHI

Wahid, Firdaus

40-44

SGP

Omar, Jahari (Joe Brown)

55-59

SGP

Silva, Ruben Jr.

35-39

PHI

Wong, Coleman

40-44

PHI

Ong, Roberto

55-59

PHI

SGP

Zapanta, Andrew Jr.

PHI

Ridao, Richard

55-59

USA

Tsai Ting-Mou

55-59

TWN

35-39

40-44

PHI

MALE 55-59

Rosales, Luisito Jr.

Siriban, Kieron

35-39

PHI

Stasiewicz, Piotr

35-39

PHI

Subhan, Aqsa

35-39

SGP

Alinea, Antonio

45-49

Taneza, Archimedes

35-39

SGP

Altamira, Ernesto III

45-49

PHI

Balaba, Brigilio

60 & above

PHI

Tang, Gilbert

35-39

PHI

Bonz, Steve

45-49

PHI

Chang, Pang-Wen

60 & above

TWN

Tik, Mandy

35-39

HKG

Calagui, Joy

45-49

JPN

PHI

MALE 60 & above

FEMALE 18-24

Tobias, Marlon

35-39

Camua, Lazaro

45-49

PHI

De Francia, Unaiza

18-24

PHI

Torres, Ian Rosell

35-39

PHI

Carpio, Jonathan

45-49

PHI

Hanson, Caroline

18-24

CHN

Wissum, Jacob

35-39

SGP

Chiongbian, William II

45-49

PHI

Komine, Sayaka

18-24

JPN

35-39

PHI

Zapata, Jose Raphael

PHI

MALE 45-49

PHI

Cohrs, Ingolf

45-49

DEU

Myrvang, Michael-Anne

18-24

CHN

Colmenares, Jose Mari

45-49

PHI

Shito, Mika

18-24

JPN

Abenis, Arnaldo

40-44

PHI

Cruz, Roehl

45-49

PHI

Alagao, Allan

40-44

PHI

Cuerpo, Anthony

45-49

PHI

Bienas, Sara

25-29

MALE 40-44

FEMALE 25-29 SGP

Albergaria, Alex

40-44

SGP

Dalangin, Juancho

45-49

PHI

Gamez, Catrina

25-29

Almanzor, Makoy

40-44

PHI

Davis, Chad

45-49

PHI

Sy, Natalia Joy

25-29

PHI

Amor, Alton

40-44

PHI

Doel, Mark

45-49

PHI

Tobar, Cintia

25-29

THA

SGP

Antolin, Joy Reginand

40-44

PHI

Enriquez, Jupiter

45-49

PHI

Aquino, Norberto III

40-44

PHI

Florendo, Adrian

45-49

PHI

Agdon, Vanessa

30-34

Bagasbas, Joel

40-44

PHI

Gildemeister, Rudolf

45-49

HKG

Altamira, Althea Rowena

30-34

PHI

Ballena, Elson

40-44

PHI

Goldberg, Peter

45-49

PHI

Chung, Stephanie

30-34

USA

Barretto, Manuel

40-44

PHI

Gonzales, John Thomas

45-49

PHI

De Guzman, Noelle Frances

30-34

FEMALE 30-34 PHI

PHI

Biton, Alvin

40-44

PHI

Gonzalez, Nestor Glenn

45-49

HKG

Guevara, Mara

30-34

PHI

Bondoc, Arnel

40-44

PHI

Gozum, Rene Gerard

45-49

PHI

Guidote, Beatrice

30-34

SGP

Buenaventura, Eugene

40-44

PHI

Hervas, Gerardo III

45-49

PHI

Gumabay, Kristine Marie

30-34

SGP

Caburnay, Joel

40-44

PHI

Hufana, Vlad

45-49

PHI

Heinrich, Corinna

30-34

CHN

Cagurangan, Jose Mari

40-44

PHI

Ifurung, Edward

45-49

PHI

Hsieh, Jennifer

30-34

USA

Castillo, Rodel

40-44

PHI

Intal, Roel

45-49

PHI

Lai, Diane Risha

30-34

PHI

Castro, Mark Anthony

40-44

PHI

Jimenez, Antonio

45-49

PHI

Ong, Chloe Jane

30-34

PHI

Chinalpan, Andrew Jr.

40-44

PHI

Kateni, Sunari

45-49

SGP

Tuazon, Shemin Claire

30-34

PHI

Chua, Jiffy

40-44

PHI

Leather, Jamie

45-49

PHI

Cortez, Cesar

40-44

PHI

Lee, Arnold

45-49

PHI

Balatibat, Maris

FEMALE 35-39 35-39

PHI

Custodia, Gerald

40-44

PHI

Ler, Derek

45-49

SGP

Bautista, Nylah Rizza

35-39

PHI

Dela Rosa, Rey Thomas

40-44

PHI

Linsangan, Gerard

45-49

PHI

Benipayo, Hazel

35-39

PHI

Delos Angeles, Rayman

40-44

PHI

Lista, Reujenson

45-49

PHI

Delos Reyes, Maria Carmela

35-39

PHI

Dyer, Patrick

40-44

SGP

Manzano, Alvarez Kelly

45-49

PHI

Paredes, Laarni

35-39

Eustaquio, Ronie

40-44

PHI

Maranon, Gregory

45-49

PHI

Plumbley, Joanne

35-39

PHI

Fahy, Warwick John

40-44

CHN

Mempin, Mike

45-49

PHI

Ruzzi, Ceri

35-39

THA

Fuentes, Raymund

40-44

SGP

Mendiola, Frederick

45-49

PHI

Sales, Maria Roche Karen

35-39

SGP

35-39

PHI

35-39

PHI

Gan, Patrick

40-44

PHI

Napiza, Boner Jose

45-49

PHI

Stroh, Anna

Gatchalian, Joey

40-44

PHI

Ong, Neil

45-49

PHI

Valladores, Jo Anne

Gutilban, Jeffrey

40-44

PHI

Opiana, Meinardo

45-49

PHI

Hamili, Claro Adriano

40-44

PHI

Pabelico, Joel

45-49

PHI

Harper, Richard

40-44

GBR

Palmer, Jerry

45-49

Hirao, Yasumitsu

40-44

JPN

Patrimonio, Ignatius

45-49

PHI

FEMALE 40-44 Bartolome, Irene

40-44

PHI

USA

Distant, Donna

40-44

SGP

PHI

Endaya, Ma Evangeline

40-44

PHI

Isip, Jose

40-44

PHI

Porteous, Alan

45-49

IDN

Grandinetti, Belle

40-44

PHI

Ison, Dodjie

40-44

PHI

Rayco, Manuel

45-49

PHI

Jose, Lilia Monina

40-44

PHI

Jimenez, Arnold

40-44

PHI

Reyes, Alex

45-49

PHI

Leather, Lyka

40-44

PHI

Kasten, Olaf

40-44

HKG

Romero, Don

45-49

PHI

Mayuga, Rio

40-44

Key, Neil

40-44

GBR

Rosca, James

45-49

PHI

Relf, Carly

40-44

PHI

Kort, Marthijn

40-44

IDN

Salazar, Cez

45-49

PHI

Rutherford, Kate

40-44

HKG

Lacson, Vladimir Nhoy

40-44

PHI

Santos, Eric

45-49

PHI

Lista, Reuben

PHI

PHI

FEMALE 45-49

40-44

PHI

Santos, Jerry

45-49

Davis, Natasha

45-49

PHI

Loo, Boon Leong

40-44

MYS

Santos, Ricky

45-49

PHI

Goldberg, Hayley

45-49

HKG

Lorenzo, Armando Jr.

40-44

PHI

Selukov, Arnaud

45-49

SGP

Parez, Sonya Grace

45-49

Maderazo, Sidney

40-44

PHI

Sugapong, Ronald

45-49

PHI

Mallari, Ryan

40-44

PHI

Tansengco, Jonathan

45-49

PHI

McMeekin, Lee

40-44

PHI

Velarde, Ramil Juanario

45-49

PHI

Meer, Lamberto Jr.

40-44

PHI

Villanueva, John

45-49

PHI

Narvaez, Marlon

40-44

PHI

Viola, Victor

45-49

PHI

PHI

FEMALE 50-54 Hitalia, Celma Wilcox, Wendy

50-54 50-54

PHI SGP

FEMALE 55 & Above Azuma, Kiyoko

55 & Above

JPN

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S TA R T L I S T: R E L AY OCEAN ADVENTURE 3

RELAY

1831

GREENHILL TRI 60

Pangilinan, Romwel

SWIM

Ecal, Deaniel

BIKE

Funa, Christian

RUN

1854

Santos, Alfredo

SWIM

Bloom, Wil

BIKE

Roldan, James

OCEAN ADVENTURE 4 ALL MALE RELAY BIB #

NAME

DISCIPLINE

1832

TRAIPHUM 1801

YELLOW CAB TRI CLARK CHICKS

YELLOW CAB TRI CLARK DREAM TEAM

Cruz, Teodoro

RUN

Nepomuceno, Avelaine

SWIM

RUN

Recabar, Romer

SWIM

OCEAN ADVENTURE 2

Balatibat, Maris

BIKE

Recabar, Ronald

BIKE

Cardozo, Edmund

SWIM

Tayag, Denise

RUN

Flores, Aey

RUN

Arabe, Wilfren

BIKE

FIT PLUS ACADEMY

Rolle, Ernesto

RUN

1834

SWIM

Reyes, Calvin

RUN

Samaniego, Jerome Paul

BIKE

TRIMAC ALL FEMALE TEAM

Besana, Stephen Boyd

RUN

Co, Mitch

SWIM

Santos, Gloria

BIKE RUN

Boringot, Joselito

SWIM

Cetro, Carlo

BIKE

Nicolas, Manuel

RUN

TRI-TAFT 1837

Fuentes, Donna

BIKE

TEAM VIAN

Gotaco, Luis Fernando

RUN

Garcia, Aina

SWIM

Abejar, Vian

BIKE

POWERPOPS TRIKINGS 1

BIKE

Dela Rosa, Guz

SWIM

Anyayahan, Joel

RUN

Yao, Oliver

BIKE

Bondoc, Onemig

RUN

Fabella, Ariel

SWIM

1840

Totanes, Roman

BIKE

Capayas, Levy

RUN

Pinero, Dionesio V

SWIM

Donato, Rawlin

BIKE

Patawaran, Aries

RUN

Anyayahan, Jolo

SWIM

Pumaren, Kenneth

BIKE RUN

Fule, Kevin Emmanuel

SWIM

Hernandez, Mark

BIKE

Nacino, Jay

RUN

1855

1841

Yutuc, Terry

BIKE

BIKE

Sanchez, Maria Corazon

RUN

RUN

BIKEKING

RUN

DANGIEROUS Horan, Dan

BIKE

BIKE

Santos, Angie

RUN

Aquino, John

RUN

TEAM DWAN

RUN

ENCORE MULTISPORT Balagtas, Marit

SWIM

Merano, RV

BIKE

BIKE

Lenoir, Florentin

RUN

RUN

TRI DELTA/999 SETH 1 Soto, Remmel

BIKE

BIKE

Caladiao, Ryan

RUN

Leano, Paolo

RUN

PNB B

Mercado, Francis

BIKE

Aquino, Rondee

SWIM

Menichetti, Enrico

RUN

Suarea, Dennis Garcia, Andy

BIKE

David, Frenz

RUN

Mandi, Catalino

SWIM

Pineda, Aristotle

BIKE

Pineda, Louie

RUN

Floresca, Raoul

SWIM

Zamora, Raffy

BIKE

Sangalang, Luisito II

RUN

Evangelista, Timothy

SWIM

Maralit, Alejandro

BIKE

Macalinao, Lawrence

RUN SWIM

Magtoto, Ton

BIKE

Custodia, Jeff

RUN

SWIM

Patricio, Edmar

BIKE

BIKE

Bongalon, Eden

RUN

RUN

PURO TRI

1828

1830

Calpito, Nerozel

BIKE

BIKE

Paulino, Ashlie

RUN

Nicolas, Alvin Jr.

RUN

OCEAN ADVENTURE 5 1835

SWIM

Bonita, Eddie

BIKE

Domingo, Dyan Kathleen

RUN

SWIM

Quiambao, Jaime

BIKE

Mallari, Lawrence

RUN

MEDICARD 24.7 - 1 1838

Estrada, Vanessa

SWIM

Basa, Noy

SWIM

Ballesteros, Pocholo

BIKE

Bond, Mike

BIKE

Estrada, Mark

RUN

Layug, Dan

RUN

POWERPOPS TRIKINGS 3 1843

David, Kara

SWIM

De Luna, Reggie

BIKE

Chi, Jason

RUN

Gonzales, Alphonsus

SWIM

Diaz, Raegan

BIKE

Garcia, Antonio Luis

RUN

TEAM HANES

TRIPHIBIAN - TRI-O COACHING 1853

Labadan, Benamor

Ronquillo, Arthur Francis

STREAMLINE B 1852

SWIM

SWIM

Plantilla, Margarito Jr.

STREAMLINE A 1851

Dimaandal, Roman

Pantila, Juan Jr.

ONE BATAAN / POWERPOPS TRIKINGS 1850

TEAM G BANGUNGOT Villamil, Melvin

Mendoza, Donato

CAMSUR TRI TEAM 1 1849

SWIM

SWIM

Velasco, Raymund

YELLOW CAB TRICLARK DREAM GIRLS

1819

Soto, Jennifer

Velasco, Raymund

SWIM

Guarin, Jey

1818

FUELED BY LOVE

Guillen, Girard Eisen

SWIM

RUN

Tanglao, Joselito

Leano, Paolo

Sinamban, Jefferson

BIKE

Villanueva, Myra

BIKE

Velasco, Raymund

1848

SWIM

Abantao, Dwan

SWIM

Sunga, Jonathan

RUN

1817

Co, Dan

Bermudo, Cyril

Canlas, Gilbert

1847

SWIM

SWIM

Cosca, Darwin

SWIM

RUN

1815

Santos, Angie

Talibong, Nomer

Velasco, Raymund

BIKE

RUN

Bituin, Paul Arvin

BIKE 1847

BIKE

Martinez, Fritz

BIKE

YELLOW CAB TRI CLARK 6 1846

SWIM

Cuevas, Raul

SWIM

Ifurung, Art

Dizon, Raymond

Vallo, William

1807

Frondoso, Stephanie

Timbol, Deo

FUELED BY LOVE

Viacrusis, Randy

1806

SWIM

SWIM

PTT POWERPOPS TRIKINGS 1845

DISCIPLINE

Jingco, Mark

Lim, Stephen

YELLOW CAB TRICLARK BASHERS 1842

NAME YELLOW CAB TRI CLARK 4

Sy, Manuel Jr.

SWIM

SWIM

BIB #

Tan, Robert

Pascual, Nicolie Deo

Yao, Ronald

MIXED RELAY

POWERPOPS TRIKINGS 2

FIT PLUS - ALL MENS

1829

SWIM

So, Timothy

SWIM

TEAM R

1827

Antonio, Glenn

Victoria, Ricky

TRI DELTA/999 SETH 4

1826

1824

Fermo, Joey

TRI DELTA/999 SETH 3

1825

RUN

Padua, Edwin

PRAETORIAN RELAY

1823

BIKE

Tansengco, Lora

OCEAN ADVENTURE 6

BIKE

TEAM VOLVO

1822

SWIM

Durano, Maria Fe

SWIM 1836

1810

Lopez, Kaye

Pitchay, Philip Gerard

TRI DELTA/999 SETH 2

1821

1805

Pasimio, Francis Robert

KMJ

1820

RUN

BIKE

Serrano, Carlo Miguel

1816

BIKE

Ferrer-Misa, Hazel

Sentasas, Edwin

PMMA MULTISPORTS 1814

SWIM

Evangelista, Glenda

SWIM

1833

1804

Hufana, Cecile

Soriano, Juanito

YELLOW CAB TRI CLARK 5 1813

RUN

OCEAN ADVENTURE 1

PMMA MULTISPORTS 1812

Gura, Felissimo Jr.

DISCIPLINE

FIT PLUS 1

BIKE

PMMA MULTISPORTS 1811

BIKE

NAME

SWIM

Parokya ni Bok 1809

Dulcero, Paul Anthony

BIB #

Williams, Brett

ERIN 1808

SWIM

Cappel, Powell Cappel, Powell

1802

RUN

ALL FEMALE RELAY

Razon, Oliver

Paiso, Alfred Paul

SWIM

Danas, Julius

BIKE

Viola, Victor

RUN

1844

Pascual, Cherry Rose

SWIM

Mabasa, Arthur

BIKE

Galanza, Jaspher

RUN

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SHUTTLE SCHEDULE SHUTTLE BUSES

Challenge will provide shuttle services between Camayan Beach Resort (Official Race HQ) and Harbor Point Mall (Registration and Expo Venue Partner). Stops will be at Terrace Hotel and The Lighthouse Marina Resort, where the Meet the Pros Press Conference and iChallenge Awards and Party will happen. * ALL TIMES ON SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.

CAMAYAN TO PARTNER HOTELS TO HARBOR POINT | February 19 and 20 Camayan Beach Resort to Terrace/BayFront

Terrace/BayFront Hotel to Lighthouse

Lighthouse Resort Going to Harbor Point

Arrives at Harbor Point

Harbor Point Going to Lighthouse

Lighthouse Resort to Terrace/BayFront

Terrace/BayFront to Camayan

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

Arrives at Camayan

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

8:00 AM

8:10 AM

8:20 AM

8:00 AM

8:35 AM

8:45 AM

8:50 AM

9:00 AM

9:10 AM

9:20 AM

9:45 AM

9:00 AM

9:35 AM

9:45 AM

9:50 AM

10:00 AM

10:10 AM

10:20 AM

10:45 AM

10:00 AM

10:35 AM

10:45 AM

10:50 AM

11:00 AM

11:10 AM

11:20 AM

11:45 AM

11:00 AM

11:35 AM

11:45 AM

11:50 AM

12:30 PM

12:40 PM

12:50 PM

1:15 PM

12:30 PM

1:05 PM

1:15 PM

1:20 PM

1:30 PM

1:40 PM

1:50 PM

2:15 PM

1:30 PM

2:05 PM

2:15 PM

2:20 PM

2:30 PM

2:40 PM

2:50 PM

3:15 PM

2:30 PM

3:05 PM

3:15 PM

3:20 PM

3:30 PM

3:40 PM

3:50 PM

4:15 PM

3:30 PM

4:05 PM

4:15 PM

4:20 PM

4:30 PM

4:40 PM

4:50 PM

5:15 PM

4:30 PM

5:05 PM

5:15 PM

5:20 PM

5:30 PM

5:40 PM

5:50 PM

6:15 PM

5:30 PM

6:05 PM

6:15 PM

6:20 PM

6:30 PM

6:40 PM

6:50 PM

7:15 PM

6:30 PM

7:05 PM

7:15 PM

7:20 PM

8:00 PM

8:10 PM

8:20 PM

8:45 PM

8:00 PM

8:35 PM

8:45 PM

8:50 PM

9:00 PM

9:10 PM

9:20 PM

9:45 PM

9:00 PM

9:35 PM

9:45 PM

9:50 PM

10:00 PM

10:10 PM

10:20 PM

10:45 PM

HARBOR POINT TO PARTNER HOTELSTO CAMAYAN- February 21

RACE DAY SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE

HARBOR POINT TO PARTNER HOTELS TO CAMAYAN- February 19 and 20

8:45 AM

CAMAYAN TO PARTNER HOTELS TO HARBOR POINT- February 21 Camayan Beach Resort to Terrace/BayFront

Terrace/ BayFront Hotel to Lighthouse

Lighthouse Resort Going to Harbor Point

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

9:00 AM

9:35 AM

9:45 AM

9:50 AM

8:45 AM

11:00 AM

11:35 AM

11:45 AM

11:50 AM

10:20 AM

10:45 AM

1:30 PM

2:05 PM

2:15 PM

2:20 PM

12:50 PM

1:15 PM

3:30 PM

4:05 PM

4:15 PM

4:20 PM

2:40 PM

2:50 PM

3:15 PM

5:30 PM

6:05 PM

6:15 PM

6:20 PM

4:30 PM

4:40 PM

4:50 PM

5:15 PM

6:30 PM

7:05 PM

7:15 PM

7:15 PM

6:30 PM

6:40 PM

6:50 PM

7:15 PM

8:00 PM

8:40 PM

8:45 PM

8:00 PM

8:10 PM

8:20 PM

8:45 PM

9:00 PM

Harbor Point Going to Lighthouse

Lighthouse Resort

Terrace/BayFront to Camayan

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

Bus Departure Times

4:00 AM

4:10 AM

4:20 AM

4:40 AM

8:00 AM

8:10 AM

8:20 AM

10:00 AM

10:10 AM

12:30 PM

12:40 PM

2:30 PM

9:00 PM

Arrives at Camayan

9:10 PM

9:45 PM

10:00 PM

10:30 PM

11:00 PM

11:30 PM

BUS A

BUS B

Arrives at Harbor Point

BUS A & B *Athlete’s Pickup Only

SPECTATOR INFORMATION Included in the race kit of the athlete is one free entry wrist tag that provides entry to Camayan Beach (Swim Start) and Adventure Beach (Transition and Finish Line Area). Though this provides you entry on those locations, there will be restricted areas and it will be a lot of help to volunteers if you respect and avoid those areas.

THERE WILL BE DESIGNATED CHEER AND SPECTATOR POINTS IN THE RUN COURSE. FOR TRANSPORTATION NEEDS, PLEASE REFER TO THE SHUTTLE SERVICE SCHEDULE INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL.

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E V E N T PA R T N E R S Title Sponsor:

Official Logistics Partner:

Official Expo Partner:

Official Internet Provider:

Race Headquarters and Swim Leg Presenter:

Official Ice-Cold Beer Provider:

Official Swim Headquarters:

Official Hotel Partner:

Official Host Venue:

Official Automobile:

Official Venue for the iChallenge After Party:

Official Snack Food Partner:

Official Shoe:

Official Hotel Partner:

Official Motorcycle:

Official Venue Partner:

Official Retail Partner:

Official Bike Course Partner:

Official Hotel Partner:

Official Media Partners:

Official Hydration Partner:

Official Venue Partner:

Official Jewelry and Awards Partner:

Official Retail Partner:

Official Hotel Partner:

Official Venue Partner:

Official Swim Course Partner:

Official Brake Pads:

Partner Hotel and Meet the Pros Party Host