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The Cinta Costera 3 will host the fifth and final stage of the 2025 Tour of Panama, the Vicente Carretero Cup, this Saturday. This cycling event maintains Chicano Franklin Archibold as the leader of the individual overall standings. Archibold, who rides for the Senafront team, finished second in the fourth stage held this Friday in the province of Colón, surpassed in the final sprint by Costa Rican Jason Huertas, of the ManzaTé-La Selva-Scott team. The

On the steepest and most demanding stage of the 112th edition of the Tour de France, Ben O’Connor (Team Jayco AlUla) emerged victorious. The Australian was the fastest rider on the eighteenth stage, after covering 171.5 kilometers between Vif and Courchevel (Col de la Loze). The Oceanian rider was followed by leader Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates – XRG), who entered the stage in second place at 1:45, followed by Dane Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma

Franklin Archibold, of the Senafront team, confirmed his lead in the 2025 Tour of Panama, Vicente Carretero Cup, by winning the 113.6-kilometer third stage between Chitré and Las Minas, in the province of Herrera, today. Archibold claimed his second victory in this version of the Tour, beating Costa Rican Gabriel Rojas, of ManzaTé-La Selva-Scott, and Colombian-Spaniard Oscar Sevilla, of Team Medellín EPM, in a strong finish. The trio crossed the finish line with a time

In a close finish marred by a crash, Jonathan Milan (Lidl – Trek) emerged victorious in stage 17 of the 2025 Tour de France. The Italian sprinter was the fastest on the streets of the French city of Valence, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, after covering 160.4 kilometers. The European sprinter, who achieved his second victory in the current French round, narrowly beat Belgian Jordi Meeus (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe) and Dane Tobias Lund

Franklin Archibold has become the new leader of the 2025 Tour of Panama, Vicente Carretero Cup, after winning the second stage on Wednesday, which ended with a “sterrato” finish. Archibold, of the SENAFRONT team, was part of a breakaway that formed in the final 27 kilometers to the finish line. In the final three on unpaved roads (dirt roads), he managed to prevail over Costa Rican Sebastián Brenes, of the Ibero Celta Subregional Team, who

Colombian cyclist Santiago Buitrago finished third in Stage 16 of the Tour de France, which took place between Montpellier and Mont Ventoux on Tuesday, July 22nd. Frenchman Valentin Paret-Peintre (Soudal Quick-Step) won the stage, beating Irishman Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost). Tuesday’s stage was marked by constant attacks from the start in Montpellier and, above all, by an exciting uphill finish on the challenging Mont Ventoux. After multiple escape attempts, the final stretches of the route

The Colombian national team was crowned overall champion of the Junior Pan American Track Championships on Tuesday, held at the Videna National Sports Village velodrome in Lima, Peru, after winning a total of 26 medals: 13 gold, nine silver, and four bronze. On the fifth and final day of competition held this Tuesday, Colombia closed out its performance in Lima with three gold, two silver, and two bronze medals, adding three new Pan American titles

Colombian-Spanish Oscar Sevilla established himself as the first leader of the 2025 Tour of Panama, Vicente Carretero Cup, by winning the first stage today, Tuesday, following a breakaway that began in the final 30 kilometers, reaping the rewards for Team Medellín EPM. The 94.3 kilometers were contested on this stage between Chitré, Santa María, Chitré, and Parita, with Sevilla clocking a time of 1 hour, 57 minutes, and 26 seconds. Sevilla managed to join a

After 10 road stages and two days of time trial in the Caribbean, 28-year-old Guadeloupean Damien Urcel secured victory for his country’s national team this Sunday, July 13, after more than a week of competition in the 44th edition of the Tour de Martinique. The podium of the French race was graced by Damien Urcel of the Guadeloupe national team as the grand champion, with New Zealander Noah Hollamby (Martigues SC-Payden & Rygel) taking second

British rider Tom Pidcock (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) won the XCO event of the Andorra World Cup this Sunday, completing another of his now legendary comebacks. Starting from 48th place, he displayed strength, technique, and strategy to take the win after eight laps of the Andorran circuit. Pidcock remained calm in the early stages, gradually gaining positions until he was right on Luca Martin’s wheel on the third lap. Halfway through the race, he launched