IM Phl, 70.3 Subic set for record ’24 run
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF IRONMAN Greg Banzon, COO and EVP of Century Pacific Food Inc., and his group are bracing for another Ironman challenge.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF IRONMAN Greg Banzon, COO and EVP of Century Pacific Food Inc., and his group are bracing for another Ironman challenge.
Eleven months into its 11th staging, the organizing IRONMAN Group is pulling out all the stops to guarantee not only a record draw and but also a highly successful Century Tuna IRONMAN Philippines and IM 70.3 Subic on 9 June 2024 in Subic Bay.
In fact, registration for the two premier endurance races will open today with the twin races expected to attract athletes and their respective families from all over the world. For listup and details, log on to www.ironman.com/im-philippines-register.
"Century Tuna has been in the forefront of triathlon in the Philippines with small sprint races for more than 10 years to the pinnacle of racing, that is the Century Tuna IRONMAN in the Philippines for four years counting," Century Pacific's executive vice
president and chief operating officer Greg Banzon said.
"Supporting these events have enabled us to see the rise in participation and excellence of the Filipinos in the sport, including SEA Games gold medalist Nikko Huelgas, a product of Century Tuna's youth development program, to giving access
for triathlon to be a venue for health and fitness for the wider community," said Carlo Endaya, vice president and general manager for the Domestic Tuna Business of Century Pacific.
