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An unforgettable day for Colombian and Latin American cycling unfolded this Friday on the penultimate day of the Xalapa 2026 Junior Pan American Championships, taking place in Mexico, when Colombian cyclist Manuela Loaiza set a new world record for the kilometer time trial. Antioquian sprinter Manuela Loaiza secured her third title of the competition in spectacular fashion. In addition to being crowned Pan American champion in the kilometer time trial, she set a new junior

The Colombian team maintained its lead in the medal count at the Junior Pan American Track Cycling Championships, adding three more gold medals on the third day of competition, held at the Xalapa velodrome in Mexico. The event boasts remarkable organization and fierce competition among the young cycling talents of the Americas. The first of these titles was won by Juan Esteban Sánchez in the elimination race, improving upon his bronze medal in the team

As if to demonstrate their strength and talent in this category, the Mexican and Chilean teams dominated the headlines on the second day of the 2026 Junior Pan American Track Cycling Championships, each winning two gold medals and closing the gap on Colombia in the medal standings. Colombia only managed one silver and three bronze medals on Wednesday, May 6. The Xalapa velodrome erupted with cheers as locals Ximena Alejandra Valeín and Cristian Garfias won

In a nail-biting finish, Samuel Flórez gave a masterclass in the final stage of the 2026 Tour of the Gila. The young Colombian rider won the final stage and finished just shy of the podium, 39 seconds behind third-place finisher Diego Camargo (Team Medellín-EPM). Brazilian Henrique Avancini (Localiza Meoo/Swift Pro Cycling), who finished fourth in the initial time trial, took the overall classification, succeeding his compatriot Kieran Haug, last year’s champion, who finished second just

The excitement of the 2026 Vuelta a Bantrab concluded with another Colombian title, the third in five editions. The final victory went to César Guavita, who succeeded his compatriot Wilson Peña in the record books of the Guatemalan race, which was also won by Heiner Parra from Boyacá in 2022. The Colombian cyclist proved to be the most complete rider throughout the five demanding stages held in Guatemala. The Colombian rider from the Ecuadorian team

Colombia experienced a historic weekend at the Pan American BMX Championships, held at the Carlos Ramírez track in El Salitre Park, Bogotá. The national delegation dominated from start to finish, taking all six titles in the elite, under-23, and junior categories, in both the men’s and women’s divisions, reaffirming its continental power in this discipline. In the men’s elite category, Diego Arboleda was crowned champion, securing his fifth Pan American title and leading an all-Colombian

The Mexican city of Xalapa, in Veracruz, will be celebrating from May 5th to 9th with the 2026 Junior Pan American Track Cycling Championships, an event that will bring together young talents from different countries and promises days full of intensity, strategy, and spectacle. This is not just any event; it is a unique opportunity to see up close those who in a few years could become stars of world cycling. Here are the detailed

The first stage of the fifth Vuelta Bantrab 2026 was marked by two events: a massive crash that interrupted the start and the victory of Colombian Kevin Castillo of the Orgullo Paisa team. Kevin Castillo, originally from Risaralda, Colombia, won the stage with a time of 3:44:52, after outsprinting Juan Diego Hoyos and Fabricio Martínez, who finished second and third, respectively. With this result, the Colombian not only won the stage but also took the

The Colombian capital will host the 2026 Pan American BMX Championships, which will take place from April 30 to May 3 at the Carlos Ramírez BMX Track, located in El Salitre Recreational Sports Park. The event will bring together 16 delegations from across the continent in the Challenge, Cruiser, and Championship categories (Elite, Under-23, and Junior), under the supervision of authorities appointed by the Copaci and the Colombian Cycling Federation, solidifying Bogotá’s position as the

Colombian Nairo Quintana of Movistar Team was crowned champion of the 68th edition of the Vuelta a Asturias this Sunday, securing his third title in this Spanish race after the completion of the fourth and final stage, a 152-kilometer route between Lugones and Oviedo. Retiring with honor remains the goal of the “Condor,” who soared once again in Asturias. After four years without a trophy, the Boyacá native triumphed on Spanish soil, reaching 21 official