The heart of Philippine cycling roared back to life as the MPTC Tour of Luzon 2025 made its much-anticipated return, headlined by the Executive Race fittingly themed #GreatRevival.
More than just a competition, this year’s edition celebrated community, environmental stewardship, and personal growth, bringing new depth and meaning to the race. Organized in partnership with Duckworld PH, Cignal, and Go Race PH, the event drew riders of all ages and skill levels for a day of purpose-driven cycling.
In the Men’s Division, Resty Aragon powered through the 82-kilometer Executive Race to claim the Overall Champion title, showcasing grit and endurance from start to finish. Other top finishers included Danico Lacson (26–35 category winner), James Roxas (36–45), and JT Gonzales (56 and above).
The Women’s Division delivered equally thrilling performances, with Eloiza Regaliza taking the Overall Champion title in the 54-kilometer race. Kathleen Estrabo (26–35), Mitch Otsuru-Park (36–45), and Laurie Santos (46 and above) topped their respective categories with strong showings on the course.
Crowning the day’s best climbers, Resty Aragon Jr. and Kathleen Estrabo earned the prestigious King and Queen of the Mountain honors, mastering the course’s most punishing ascents with unmatched strength and stamina.
Team spirit was also on full display as Excellent Noodles dominated the Executive Team Race, combining strategy, speed, and seamless coordination for the overall win.
With Clark as the stage, the MPTC Tour of Luzon 2025 has reignited the spirit of Philippine cycling. The revival is real, the purpose is clear, and the future of the sport has never looked brighter.
