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The second stop of the UCI Track Champions League 2024 started in a very good way for the Colombian pisteros in the Apeldoorn velodrome (Netherlands), the same that hosted the European championships a few months ago. Cristian Ortega ratified once again his great potential and won categorically in the keirin race, beating none other than the Dutchman Harrie Lavreysen, Olympic and world champion of the race. In a thrilling sprint with Lavreysen, the top favorite,
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In a letter to the president of the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD), Federico Tong, the Executive Committee of Panam Sports informed that the next Pan American Games in Lima will be held between July 16 and August 1, 2027. After the Executive Committee of Panam Sports held in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic last week, the official date of the next Pan American Games in Lima 2027 was agreed upon, which will allow the planning of
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The Tour of Chiriqui 2024 was won by Bolivar Espinosa (Panama is Culture and Values). The 27 year-old Panamanian, who did not win any stage, defended his leadership without setbacks in the last stage, disputed around the city of David. The outstanding 27-year-old athlete accumulated 20 hours, nine minutes and 55 seconds to be at the top of the individual general classification, escorted by his fellow countryman Michael Caballero (Rally Giant), at 2:12 minutes; and
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The Colombian Cycling Federation issued the official statement regarding the cancellation of the Tour Colombia for the 2025 season. Official Communiqué Tour Colombia 2025 The Colombian Cycling Federation informs the public that the Tour Colombia will not be held in 2025. This decision responds to economic difficulties, strategic priorities for sports development in the regions and the need to strengthen the bases of Colombian cycling. The commitment of the Ministry of Sport with the Colombian
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The Colombian continental formation Team Medellín-EPM is currently the best team in the world in the UCI ranking. In mid-October, the scoring for the 2024 season ended and the 2025 ranking began. Since then, the squad from the capital of Antioquia participated in three international competitions: Vuelta a Guatemala, Tour de Rio in Brazil and Vuelta al Ecuador. In these races it won four stage victories, made the podium in all three races and won
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The elective assembly of the Colombian Cycling Federation was held in the city of Bogotá, which elected the new executive committee for the period 2025 – 2029, which will be presided over by Rubén Darío Galeano from Cundinamarca, Colombia. Galeano was elected to take over the position from Mauricio Vargas. He has extensive experience in cycling, and currently served as director of the national cycling commission. “It’s a pretty big challenge we have. We are
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The UCI Mountain Bike World Championships 2025 will be a historic event, as for the first time the Swiss canton of Valais will gather the World Cup of seven disciplines in a single region. It will take place from August 30 to September 14, 2025 and we already know the calendar and some interesting details. Calendar and News The organization has chosen the canton of Valais, with its iconic alpine landscapes and legendary routes, to
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The fifth stage of the Tour of Chiriquí 2024 was in the hands of Joseph Ramírez (Esparza Training). The Costa Rican was the strongest in the final ascent and achieved the victory, after riding 122.4 kilometers in the city of David. The young Costa Rican rider, 22 years old, who achieved his first victory of the season, beat the Colombian Kevin Cano (Comercializadora Farmacia Birdman). Third came Costa Rican Gabriel Pacheco (Team Costa Fruit-Giant), 22
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After taking the lead on the second day, Ecuadorian Esther Galarza (Team Eagle Bike) increased the advantage achieved and was crowned bicampeona of the Women’s Tour of Ecuador after winning the last fraction that ended in Atuntaqui. The places of honor of the third edition of the Ecuadorian race were completed by her compatriots Elizabeth Bravo (Team Liv Toscana) and Heidi Flores (Team Banco De Guayaquil), who finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. On the Colombian
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The Costa Rican cyclist Jason Huertas won in Panama the fourth stage of the XLIV International Tour of Chiriqui, which today enters the fifth of eight chapters until next Thursday. Huertas, of the Costa Fruit-Giant team, won in the final stretch of the race over local rider Franklin Archibold (Panama es Cultura y Valores) to cross the finish line and take the victory with a time of one hour and 50 minutes. The third place
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