The Tour de Kepri, the latest creation in the Cycosports collection of cycling races, sprung into life last weekend, and at the end of three days of hot and hard action across a string of Indonesian islands, it was Paolo Caputo (Allied World Treknology) and Chelsie Tan (BikeLabz) who walked away as the tour king and queen with impressive wins in the Men’s and Women’s Open contests.
The three-day Tour de Kepri was the company's second foray into stage racing for Cycosports chief Kent McCallum and his team (they've put on three editions of the Tour of Phuket), and they pulled it off with aplomb despite the obvious logistical challenges they faced with moving 300+ cyclists around the Indonesian province of Riau Islands, or Kepri, which is an acronym derived from the Indonesian spelling, Kepulauan Riau. Click on this link to read the full race report.
The three-day Tour de Kepri was the company's second foray into stage racing for Cycosports chief Kent McCallum and his team (they've put on three editions of the Tour of Phuket), and they pulled it off with aplomb despite the obvious logistical challenges they faced with moving 300+ cyclists around the Indonesian province of Riau Islands, or Kepri, which is an acronym derived from the Indonesian spelling, Kepulauan Riau. Click on this link to read the full race report.
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