Tour of Cebu South cycling fires off today | Global News

Tour of Cebu South cycling fires off today

/ 11:24 AM May 14, 2011

CYCLISTS from in and around the region will be flocking to Cebu today as the Grandia de Mayo-Suroy Suroy Sugbu “The Tour of Cebu South” kicks off today for a two-day, three-stage race starting in Talisay City and ending in Sibonga town, southern Cebu on Sunday.

The event will be composed of a road race and a team time trial.

The route of the first stage, which will be a 70 kilometer road race, will take racers through Talisay, Minglanilla, Naga, San Fernando, Carcar, Barili, Dumanjug, Ronda and Alcantara.

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The second stage, which is a team time trial as well as an individual time trial for the open, golden and junior categories, will have racers going through Alcantara, Moalboal, Badian and Kawasan Falls.

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The third stage, a road race, will have them go through Badian, Alegria, Malabuyoc, Samboan, Santander, Oslob, Boljoon, Alcoy, Dalaguete, Argao and Sibonga for a total of 170 kilometers.

The categories are Open, composed of the age groups, 20-36 and 37-49; the Golden category for 50 years old and above and the Juniors for 12-19 year olds. There’s also the Executives class composed of the age groups, 24-36 and 37-49 as well as a newbies sub-class for first-timers and tri-athletes hoping to improve on their biking skills.

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According to race organizer and director, Mae Ojales, participants from Dipolog, Ormoc, Manila and Bohol have already signed up.

Interested participants can still register at the assembly area at 6 a.m. today in Talisay. Race starts at 8 a.m. /Correspondent Jonas Panerio

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