Registration for the 2026 UCI CRC 506 Gran Fondo Costa Rica is now open on the official website www.crc-506.com, for a new edition of one of the country’s most important road cycling competitions, which will take place on Sunday, June 7, 2026. The race will once again take participants along the Jacó – Quepos – Jacó route, a course renowned for both its scenic beauty and the sporting challenge it presents to national and international
Panamanian Carlos Samudio was crowned champion in the elite race of the Central American Road Cycling Championships, held in Costa Rica, after a race marked by a breakaway of more than 100 kilometers, which also included his compatriot Bolívar Espinosa and Costa Rican Luis Oses. The decisive moment came in the final stretch, when the Panamanian attacked with one kilometer to go, crossing the line solo to secure the gold medal. Panama completed a positive
Just when it seemed Costa Rican Kenneth Tencio was poised to reach the podium at the 2026 BMX Freestyle C1 Tour stop held this Sunday at Bac Park by 10cio, a fall at the least expected moment sent him to fifth place. Tencio gave it his all in pursuit of the top spot, but unfortunately, a misstep caused his bike to slip, costing him points from the judges. “Often times, losing is just a temporary
Colombians Emanuel Morales and Jhonatan Botero delivered outstanding performances, reaching the podium at the 2026 UCI Aguavista XCO Cup – Class 1, held in San Juan del Paraná, Paraguay. This demanding mountain bike race also served as a qualifier for the 2026 Pan American MTB Championships. The renowned Aguavista circuit, with laps of 5.1 kilometers, presented a technical course featuring explosive climbs, fast descents, and sections that demanded maximum concentration, especially after the rain that
12 April, 2026
Van Aert claimed victory in Paris-Roubaix 2026
Paris-Roubaix 2026 delivered one of those editions that will be remembered for years to come. The race gradually intensified until it became a brutal battle of attrition, with all the favorites forced to improvise amidst punctures, bike changes, crashes, and a series of attacks in the key sectors. Wout van Aert now has his cobblestone. The Belgian won Paris-Roubaix 2026 after one of the most tense, eventful, and spectacular editions in recent years, a race
12 April, 2026
Arlenis Sierra, ninth in the tough Paris-Roubaix Classic
Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra delivered her most outstanding performance of the season and the best for the Movistar team this Sunday, finishing ninth in the sixth edition of the challenging Paris-Roubaix Féminin Classic. It was a superb performance by the rider from Manzanillo in the 143.1-kilometer race, almost 34 kilometers of which were cobbled, where she managed to hold her position in the main group of 18 riders, finishing 2:20 minutes behind Franziska Koch (FDJ
9 April, 2026
Eight Gold Medals for Colombia on the Opening Day of the UCI C2 Track Cycling Cup Bogotá 2026
The Colombian team secured eight gold medals on the opening day of the second stop of the Track Cycling Americas Cup, currently being held at the Luis Carlos Galán Velodrome in Bogotá, with the participation of 11 countries and more than 200 cyclists. In the women’s team pursuit, the hosts claimed their first title when the quartet of Elizabeth Castaño, Luciana Osorio, Lina Hernández, and Andrea Alzate defeated their Mexican counterparts, comprised of Maria Figueroa,
Paraguay will once again be at the heart of continental cycling with the 2026 Pan American Mountain Bike Championships, to be held from April 15-19 at the Aguavista circuit in San Juan del Paraná. The event will bring together the best riders in the Americas for five days of intense competition. All the excitement of international cycling will once again be experienced in the south of the country with the Pan American Mountain Bike Championships.
The Luis Carlos Galán Velodrome in Bogotá will host the second stop of the UCI Track Cycling Americas Cup C2 and the first National Qualifying Event from April 9-12, kicking off the track cycling season in this South American nation. The competition will bring together athletes in the Elite, Under-23, Junior, and Pre-Junior categories on the 333.33-meter track located in the El Salitre Sports Complex in the Colombian capital. Participating countries include Mexico with 14
Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Carapaz underwent surgery after a medical evaluation revealed a condition while preparing for the 2016 Giro d’Italia, his main goal for the season. Despite the Giro’s proximity, his medical team in Quito, led by Dr. José Reinhart, decided to perform the operation in coordination with the doctors of EF Education-EasyPost. The Ecuadorian Olympic champion’s team confirmed that, after several medical evaluations, specialists decided to prioritize his recovery given the proximity of the