French cyclist Antoine Huby emerged victorious in the grueling Stage 10 of the Tour of Luzon, which took place on Saturday at Mount Bessang in Cervantes, Ilocos Sur.
Huby, representing 7ELEVEN Roadbike Philippines, completed the challenging 131.2-kilometer route in 3 hours, 32 minutes, and 1 second. He outpaced his nearest competitor, Nikita Sulchenko, by a significant 50 seconds.
The stage featured a steep and scenic ascent, particularly in the final 40 kilometers, testing the riders' endurance and skill.
Fans lined the route, cheering as Huby approached the finish line, where he celebrated his victory by raising his hands in triumph.
A Historic Challenge
This leg of the Tour of Luzon is reminiscent of the historical Battle of Bessang Pass from 1945, where American forces fought against Japanese troops. However, this time, the battle was against the mountain's steep inclines.
The cyclists faced a daunting challenge, but Huby's performance was nothing short of spectacular.
Local Sports Analyst
As the race continues, all eyes will be on Huby and his competitors in the remaining stages of the Tour of Luzon.