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A PhilCycling official, who requested anonymity, said they’re now looking for a new tour presentor this early with no guarantee that Air21 — Marlboro’s successor as tour presentor — will be back next year.


Apparently, Tanduay has agreed to a "one-shot deal" to save the staging of the tour in its golden anniversary this year.


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Davadilla fulfilled his destiny yesterday, elevating himself to the pantheon of cycling immortals with a repeat of his 1998 triumph at the conclusion of the Golden Tour 50 @ 05 witnessed by a mammoth crowd lining both sides of Roxas Blvd.


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Taking the incident as a safety reminder, Tanguilig did the best defensive ride he could muster on the way down to this Central Luzon bustling city and went on to move only within 91.2 kilometers of Tour greatness.


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Villamayor saved the team from imminent danger and subsequently delivered the gold-medal clincher in a performance that could well be considered a triumph of the spirit for the player denied of a chance to compete for the gold in the individual play.


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Javier, Bitbit rule Columbia duathlon

June 1, 2010 - 12:00am

Two national athletes ruled the men’s and women’s elite divisions of the opening leg of the Columbia Trailmasters Duathlon series in contrasting fashion inside the sprawling Nuvali estate in...

Sports

Davadilla rules Tanduay Criterium GP 6th leg

August 23, 2008 - 12:00am

Sports

Champ unsure of defending crown

By Joey Villar | June 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Just like in his previous triumph, Warren Davadilla may be deprived of a chance to defend his title with the uncertainty of continuation of cycling tour next year. A PhilCycling official, who requested anonymity,...

Sports

Tour win sweeter the second time around

By Joey Villar | June 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Winning a second crown past his prime, as he admitted, 30-year-old Warren Davadilla proved he’s the best of his time and among the greatest of all time. Davadilla fulfilled his destiny yesterday, elevating...

Sports

War over; Tanguilig is Tour king

By Joey Villar | May 2, 2004 - 12:00am

TARLAC — Rhyan Tanguilig made sure the last thing he would lose was the yellow jersey the morning the Tour entourage woke up shocked to discover their valuables were carted away by thieves in Baguio. Taking...

Sports

Chess shines on Bong’s brilliancy

By Joey Villar | December 9, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Most of the Filipinos here didn’t know that the Philippine men’s rapid chess team was headed to a disastrous finish versus host Vientnam Sunday night, but it fought...

Sports