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Trailblazing author Dwain Badua is a dynamic YouTube creator, race commentator, and recreational athlete born in 1978 in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija. Driven by an unrelenting passion for entertainment, fitness and sports storytelling, Badua is a former National Super Quiz Bee Division Champion, proudly representing Manila Central University on the national stage twice in 2002. His extensive trivia knowledge fuels his DWAENTERTAINMENT platform, where he passionately shares insights and engages audiences, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating information and exploring new ideas—particularly in the realm of cycling.

Quita Charges in Stage 6, Delos Santos Stays Top 10

National Champ Quita Delivers Standout Performance in LTdL

October 2, 2026 0

Erickson Lopez Climbs Standings in Brutal Genting (Queen) Stage

"Hindi gaano kaganda performance ko ngayon. Hindi ko pa talaga makuha yung kondisyon kong 100 percent. Saka kulang pa ako sa mga supplements, pagkain at saka first-time mag-abroad at first time ko maglaro ng ganitong event," Lopez shared.

October 1, 2026 0

Quita Climbs Ranks as Corpuz Fades in Stage 4

September 30, 2026 0

Erickson Lopez (Delos Santos) Climbs to Top Filipino Spot In Let Tour de Langkawi 2026

September 30, 2026 0

Never Say Die On Two Wheels: The Unyielding Tour Legend of Luis Lucas

“Tutal, hilig ko ito, para bang bisyo ng katawan na hinahanap-hanap, na hindi maaring ayawan…” — Luis Lucas

September 6, 2026 0

54 Seconds From History | The Story of Cesar Catambay

Cesar Catambay delivered giant-slaying performances on three occasions across his vibrant cycling career.

September 2, 2026 0

Etrata Eventually Strips Rivas of Yellow Jersey In ’75 Burgos-To-Baguio ITT

In the 1975 Tour of Luzon, East Visayas stalwart Paquito Rivas surrendered both the lap victory and the yellow jersey to East Pangasinan stalwart Samson Etrata—breaking his otherwise flawless winning streak in the Burgos-to-Baguio lap.

August 27, 2026 0

“Swerte at Tibay”: The Heartbreak Kid’s Road to Glory

Paquito Rivas' victory in the inaugural 1979 Marlboro Tour yielded a 9-minute, 29.3-second gap—acclaimed as the widest margin of victory since the revival of the Tour of Luzon in 1973

August 10, 2026 0