ALBERT PRIMERO AND ALFIE CATALAN

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                    [Title] => Big guns assume lead  in Tour de Langkawi
                    [Summary] => CAMERON HIGHLANDS, Malaysia – After a short romance with history, Filipino cyclists took a backseat on Saturday as the big guns showed the way and finally put order in the ninth Tour de Langkawi, the world’s richest cycling competition outside of Europe.


Merculio Ramos, who pulled off a historic feat by becoming the first Asian to wear the yellow jersey following a neutralized stage where nobody was declared winner, figured in a massive spill early on.


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Big guns assume lead in Tour de Langkawi

February 9, 2004 - 12:00am

CAMERON HIGHLANDS, Malaysia – After a short romance with history, Filipino cyclists took a backseat on Saturday as the big guns showed the way and finally put order in the ninth Tour de Langkawi, the world’s...

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