ALI JACKSON

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                    [Title] => Tyson aims for sweep, crown on home track
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Tyson Sy is convinced the Batangas Racing Circuit is his ‘track’‚ He’s more convinced he can still pull the rug from under Briton James Winslow in the final four rounds of the Asian Formula Three Series this weekend.


"There’s still a good chance of me seizing the title. I’m more than 40 points behind, not that close, but not that far," Sy declared yesterday during a special session of the PSA Forum at the Pantalan Restaurant in Manila.


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                    [Title] => Sentul AF3 showdown could be turning point
                    [Summary] => Unpredictable track conditions. Six races. Four drivers resuming their keen rivalry for overall honors.


Expect all these and more in what promises to be pivotal Rounds 10 to 15 of the Asian Formula Three Series on Sept. 19-23 at the demanding Sentul International Circuit in Bogor, Indonesia.


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                    [Title] => Peña, Sy expect tough challenge from Irish ace
                    [Summary] => They’re not saying it out loud but everybody is casting a wary glance at Ali Jackson, the 17-year-old driver of Ireland’s Aran Racing who sped away to victory in the last round of the Asian Formula Three Series at the Zhuhai International Circuit in China last month and is looking formidable going into Rounds 6 to 9 this weekend.


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Tyson aims for sweep, crown on home track

November 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Tyson Sy is convinced the Batangas Racing Circuit is his ‘track’‚ He’s more convinced he can still pull the rug from under Briton James Winslow in the final four rounds of the Asian Formula...

Sports

Sentul AF3 showdown could be turning point

September 13, 2006 - 12:00am

Unpredictable track conditions. Six races. Four drivers resuming their keen rivalry for overall honors. Expect all these and more in what promises to be pivotal Rounds 10 to 15 of the Asian Formula Three Series...

Sports

Peña, Sy expect tough challenge from Irish ace

July 12, 2006 - 12:00am

They’re not saying it out loud but everybody is casting a wary glance at Ali Jackson, the 17-year-old driver of Ireland’s Aran Racing who sped away to victory in the last round of the Asian Formula Three...

Sports