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Guieb, of Nueva Viscaya, and Dolosa, of Bicol, have agreed to serve as coaches in this year’s Tour aptly called "Golden Tour 50 @ ’05."


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But, this early, there are also a lot of fingers pointing to Ryan Tanguilig and Lloyd Reynante, a pair of young, gifted riders who also happen to be on the same team vying for the P1 million top prize.


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"It took a lot of effort but we really wanted to balance the teams to provide a thrilling race for our cycling enthusiasts," said Mar Mendoza, the Tour’s executive director.


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than two months before the start of the revived summer spectacle.

"The cyclists are rusty, so are their bicycles," noted an organizer, who
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Cycling legends retire; new tour offers P2.7M

By Abac Cordero | May 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Carlo Guieb and Renato Dolosa, who formed one of the greatest and most dramatic rivalries in Tour history, have finally decided to call it a day. However, the two riders who won four titles among themselves in the...

Sports

Tour on today; 2 youths fancied

By Abac Cordero | April 26, 2003 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — It’s not that hard to make a short list of favorites in the 2003 Tour Pilipinas. Of course, there are former champions Warren Davadilla, Carlo Guieb and Renato Dolosa to watch for or veterans...

Sports

Tour riders dispersed to balance teams

January 17, 2003 - 12:00am

The 84 riders who passed the stringent qualifying races for the Tour Pilipinas 2003 presented by Air21 have been dispersed into 12 different teams with an eye towards balanced competition, and all the teams are already...

Sports

Riders, bikes rusty as RP Tour nears

By by Gerry Carpio | February 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Philippine Tour organizers, who have finally been assured of the logistics, are facing an equally big problem -- lack of qualified cyclists -- with barely less than two months before the start of the revived...

Sports