Pedalan with the Tour Legends

Kapampangan Cycling Event

A Sunday ride in Angeles City in honor of eight Pampanga riders from the great Philippine tours. Every kind of bike is welcome.

Sunday · Angeles City, Pampanga

44 days to go

₱350 entry fee. Entries close on December 15, 2026.

The essentials

Everything you need to know

When
Sunday, December 27, 2026Start time to be announced
Where
Angeles City, PampangaAssembly point to be announced
Entry fee
₱350Includes event jersey and breakfast
Enter by
December 15, 202632 days left
Bikes welcome
BMX, City bike, Folding bike, Gravel bike, Mountain bike (MTB), and Road bike
Organizer
Fernando Caparas0967 069 6383

Special thanks: Tanduay and the Sto. Domingo Barangay Council, headed by Kapitana Maria Marcia B. Arceo

Event poster: Pedalan with the Tour Legends, a Kapampangan cycling event on December 27, 2026. Riders in red, white and blue jerseys pedal toward Mount Arayat past an old church.
The official event poster.

How to join

Three steps to the start line

  1. Send your entry

    Fill in the short form on the event page. Have your jersey size ready; the size chart is on the same page.

  2. Settle the fee

    Pay the ₱350 entry fee to Fernando Caparas on or before December 15, 2026. Call or text to arrange it: 0967 069 6383

  3. Ride with the legends

    Bring your bike and helmet on December 27. The start time and assembly point will be posted on the event page.

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Since 1955

Seventy years of the great Philippine tours

  1. 1955

    Manila–Vigan race

    The four-stage, 418-kilometer race from Manila to Vigan in 1955 that began the story of the national tours. Antonio Arzala won it.

  2. 1956–1976

    Tour of Luzon

    The national tour raced as the Tour of Luzon from 1956 to 1976, with a few missed years. Antonio Arzala won the first edition, a race of 1,057 kilometers.

  3. 1977–1998

    Marlboro Tour

    The national tour of the Marlboro years. The name first appeared in 1977, and Philip Morris sponsored the race from 1979 until the Marlboro Centennial Tour of 1998.

  4. 2002–2005

    Tour Pilipinas

    Airfreight 2100 brought the national tour back in 2002. It ran as the FedEx Tour of Calabarzon, the Air21 Tour Pilipinas and, in 2005, the Golden Tour 50@05.

  5. 2006–2009

    Padyak Pinoy

    The tour raced under the Padyak Pinoy name in 2006, 2007 and 2009, with no race in 2008. The 2009 Tour of Champions is counted as the first Le Tour de Filipinas.

  6. 2010–2019

    Le Tour de Filipinas

    The national tour's name from 2010 to 2019. Its Filipino winners were Baler Ravina, Mark Galedo and El Joshua Cariño. The 2020 edition was canceled.

  7. 2011–2022

    Ronda Pilipinas

    A separate national stage race, backed by LBC and run with 3Q Sports. Santi Barnachea won the first edition in 2011 and Ronald Lomotos the last in 2022.

  8. 2025 to today

    Tour of Luzon revival

    The Tour of Luzon returned in 2025 as the Great Revival, organized by Duckworld PH with MPTC and sanctioned by PhilCycling. It was held again in 2026, over 14 stages.

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