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In a final for sprinters, Alberto Dainese (Team DSM-Firmenich) emerged victorious in the nineteenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2023, a flat day of 177.1 kilometers contested between La Bañeza and Íscar, in which there were no changes in the general ranking. Not even the wind, so common on the Castilian plains, wanted to contribute to a greater spectacle, changing with respect to what had been blowing these days ago to come in from

The Guatemalan Bryan Ríos from Team Cycling Tìo Dolmo Élite was the winner of the second stage of the Vuelta Cilística with a time of three hours, 38 minutes and 11 seconds, contested between Villa San Antonio and Caridad, with return to Villa de San Antonio with a route of 134.70 kilometers. In second place was also Guatemalan, Esdras Morales of the Hino – One – La Red – Suzuki Elite with 3 hours 38

Second consecutive mountain stage in the Tour of Spain 2023 through Asturian lands. A hard day in which the climb to the Cruz de Linares began and in which Remco Evenepoel did his thing again, not only promoting the escape of the day, but also selecting it at will to arrive alone after a tremendous ride. The waters return to their channel in the Jumbo-Visma. After the deplorable image of the team offered yesterday, sanity

This Wednesday, September 13, all the excitement of the Tour of Honduras 2023 began with the celebration of the first stage, which featured Guatemalan Dorian Monterroso as the main protagonist, finishing as the big winner of the day. That pride! The rider originally from San Juan Ostuncalco, Quetzaltenango, took the victory in the 96.4 kilometer stage after winning the final sprint in the municipality of Lamaní, in Comayagua, where he surpassed local Luis López, from

The Ecuadorian cyclist Miryam Núñez achieved her first victory in Europe by winning the prologue of the 2023 Women’s Tour of Portugal, a 5.3-kilometer time trial, held in Lisbon, where she demonstrated her intentions in this competition in uniform. of the Massi-Tactic Women Team. The South American runner stopped the clocks at eight minutes, four seconds and 10 hundredths. While the British Freya Rawlins, from Soltec Team Costa Cálida, crossed the finish line just 12

With the race and the podium of its three riders practically assured, the Jumbo-Visma team insists on making life difficult for itself and tensions begin to emerge between its three leaders with Sepp Kuss who defended the lead tooth and nail against the attack of his own teammates in the seventeenth stage of the Vuelta a España. It turned out to be a stage in which the Slovenian Primoz Roglic set a pedaling pace that,

This Tuesday, the official portal of the famous Movistar club announced the renewal of the contract for three years (until 2026) for the Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra, regional and Pan-American champion and one of the essential names in this sport in America and the world. In the communication itself, the club announced that there will be 14 girls who will compete under its uniform for the coming season, among whom the Colombian Paula Patiño stands

More than 1 million euros is the budget allocated to prizes in La Vuelta a España 2023. But how can runners accumulate profits over the next three weeks. The financial prizes of a grand tour have traditionally been an important source of extra income for team members. Nowadays, with the budgets and salaries managed by the teams and cyclists, they may have taken a backseat. However, the tradition of making a common fund with the

For the third consecutive year, the Vuelta Ciclística arrives in Honduras, now with the presence of cyclists from nine countries and 12 teams (half of them foreign), while there are almost eighty runners who will take the extended route on Wednesday, September 13. This cycling event is booming with the support of the National Cycling Federation (FENACIH) and is sponsored by La Baika Hn, sports lovers. The nations with club presence are Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa

Rui Costa won the fifteenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2023, after traveling 158.3 kilometers between Pamplona and Lekunberri. The Portuguese from Intermarché-Circus-Wanty was the best of the break, defeating the German Lennard Kämna (Bora-Hansgrohe) and the Colombian Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain-Victorious), second and third, respectively. American Sepp Kuss (Jumbo-Visma) maintained the lead. The first 50 kilometers of the stage passed between ups and downs, after passing Puerto de Lizarraga (19.3 km at 2.6%), which