Philippines to host 2026 ACC Track Championships in Tagaytay City
The Asian Cycling Confederation has confirmed that the Philippines will host the 2026 ACC Track Championships at the newly inaugurated Tagaytay City Velodrome from March 25 to 31.
The Asian Cycling Confederation has confirmed that the Philippines will host the 2026 ACC Track Championships at the newly inaugurated Tagaytay City Velodrome from March 25 to 31.
Claire Wenizah Vinoya dominated the Women’s U23 while Rush Camingao sprinted to victory in the Men’s U23 at the PhilCycling Tagaytay City Criterium 2025.
Maritanya Krogg extended her winning streak with a commanding gold medal win, while Ronnel Hualda sprinted past fellow veterans at the PhilCycling Tagaytay Criterium 2025 opener.
Tagaytay City celebrates the opening of its state-of-the-art velodrome and a tribute to Dr. Jose P. Rizal with a stunning 12-foot statue of the national hero in fencing gear, emphasizing his sportsmanship legacy.
Cycling veterans Ronald Oranza and Jermyn Prado officially inaugurate the Tagaytay City Velodrome, the country’s first UCI-standard indoor cycling facility, with an opening ceremony led by POC President Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino.
The Baguio-Tagaytay PhilCycling Classic, the longest road race in Philippine history at 292 km, will offer a P100,000 champion’s purse. The race flags off on June 23, 2025, featuring elite cyclists across major expressways.
A one-of-a-kind Olympic Day and World Bicycle Day celebration unfolds June 23 with a historic Baguio-Tagaytay race, the velodrome inauguration, and athlete pledges.
POC chief Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino is securing track bikes across the region to complete the UCI-standard Tagaytay City velodrome.
The 2025 Giro d’Luca gathered cycling enthusiasts for a 500-kilometer, non-competitive tour across Bohol’s stunning landscapes, continuing a beloved tradition of health and community.
South Korea’s Joo Dae Yeung clinched the individual crown and over P1 million in prizes at the Tour of Luzon 2025, while Standard Insurance Philippines led all teams in earnings from the record-breaking P7M cash pot raised by MVP.