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In a spectacular sprint Cesar Sanabria, (Multimarcas – Fina Arroz – Capital District) defeated Clever Martínez (Team Carabobo) and Jimmi Briceño (Bolivarian Government of Trujillo – Orbea) in the first stage of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela 2023. Sanabria, a rider from Nirgua, Yaracuy state, made the spectators who witnessed the competition on Libertador Avenue in Barquisimeto vibrate with excitement. At 10 in the morning the test began, the 60 participants traveled the first 9

The young local Sergio Chumil (Hino-One-Suzuki) finished again this Tuesday in the last section to win his second consecutive stage in the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala, this time over 91.5 kilometers. Within the southwestern department of San Marcos, the 23-year-old rider gained strength close to the finish line to beat Costa Rican Kevin Rivera (Seven Card Economy Lacoined) by seven seconds and beat Ecuadorian veteran Bayron Guamá (Movistar Best PC) by 10 seconds. San

British cyclists could compete at the 2024 Olympics in Paris on a new bike, as a £55,000 3D-printed frame has been unveiled which they plan to use in international competitions. The bike looks almost identical to the striking Hope x Lotus HBT track bike used by Team GB since the last Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games. However, design and manufacturing has been carried out by the technical experts at the UK Sports Institute ( UKSI), who

The young local Sergio Chumil (Hino-One-Suzuki) closed today like a consecrated man to triumph in the fourth stage of the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala, over difficult 196 kilometers. The 23-year-old rider, with an electrifying sprint, finished off the Ecuadorian veteran Bayron Guamá (Movistar Best PC) and the Canadian Jean Lachane (Rio Grande) at the finish line in the Coatepeque municipality, Quetzaltenango department. The same time (4:41:09) was followed by a platoon of 29 runners,

Thirteen countries in America reached places for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games after the end of the world cycling season, as published by the International Cycling Union (UCI) in the latest UCI Ranking, which served to define the places of the different nations for the fair ones. “The world ranking of nations of the International Cycling Union (UCI) on Tuesday, October 17, had an important peculiarity. “It was the deadline chosen to decide the distribution

The Chilean Pablo Alarcón (Canel’s Pro Ciclyng of Mexico) reigned this Sunday in the third stage of the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala, over 119 kilometers (km) between Jutiapa and Fraijanes. In an impressive descent before the final finish line, the South American imposed his strength to finish off a compact peloton, which was followed by the host Rubén Acosta (Teo Copajebal) and Edwin Sam (As Quetzaltenango). Alarcón’s best result in a course in previous

The situation of the formidable Colombian rider, Miguel Ángel López, is becoming increasingly clearer, who has been provisionally suspended by the International Cycling Union (UCI) since the middle of this year for being related to the controversial doctor Marcos Maynar. The Spanish doctor, the only one accused in Operation Ilex for doping, gave an interview with the El Contraanalysis podcast directed by journalist Javier Ramírez and made it clear that he never gave prohibited substances

Local José Canastuj (Decorabaños) resisted just over five intense hours and conquered the second stage of the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala, in its longest segment of 203 kilometers. The 26-year-old cyclist won the third mountain prize in San José La Arada (First Category) and his legs managed to maintain the strength to take seven seconds off his close pursuers in a powerful final sprint. Then the Ecuadorian veteran Byron Guamá (Movistar Best PC) and

The president of the International Cycling Union, David Lappartient, confirms that he agrees with the proposals of the One Cycling reform project that would bring international cycling a major reorganization of the WorldTour calendar. One of the main changes would be the celebration of Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders in the month of October, as was done in 2021. “The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to reorganize the calendar. The audiences were fantastic,” he commented

Each cyclist can choose his or her racing schedule depending on whether it best suits the route, if it is best suited to prepare for the following tests, or because he believes he has a chance to do well. But, logically, you can’t always choose which races you can compete in and which ones you can’t. The Belgian cyclocross and road cyclist, Thibau Nys decided not to compete in the Cyclocross World Cup in Dendermonde