Jermyn Prado, Kim Bonilla, and Angelica Mae Altamarino were invincible in the women’s races, while Nichol Pareja was dominant in the men’s competitions on Tuesday’s individual time trial (ITT) of the PhilCycling National Championships for Road 2024 in Tuy and Nasugbu in Batangas.
The triumvirate won their second gold medal in the championships calendared by the International Cycling Union (UCI).
“We really trained and prepared hard for these championships,” said Prado, whose proteges Bonilla and Altamarino are keeping up to the former SEA Games gold medalist’s standards.
Prado clocked in at 43 minutes and 40.64 seconds while slashing the 19.91-km course’s Women Elite record by almost two minutes set in the recent Philippine National Games.
Bonilla, for her part, ruled the Women Junior competition over a 10.68-km course with a 26:43.60 clocking, while Altamarino handily won the 14.34-km Women Under-23 race with a time of 37:15.89.
All three also won the criterium races of the championships.
Pareja, meanwhile, finished the race at 44:24.93, four minutes faster than the gold medal-winning time in the PNG, to win the Men’s Elite.
Also winning their second gold medals were Yvaine Osias and Jhay Karl Nunez in Youth 2 (under 14)—Osias clocked 13:45.53 in the 5.38-km race and Nunez ruled the same distance in 11:12.60.
Maria Louisse Alejado (women) clocked 23:12.60 and Jerick Cabael (men) was timed 18:49.30 to win the Youth 1 (under 14) race over a 5.38-km course, while Samstill Mamites (men) lorded over the Youth 2 (14-16) competition over a 10.68-km distance.
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