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The excitement of Colombian cycling ignites with the confirmation of the participation of 20 teams and 196 cyclists in the RCN 2023 Classic, also known as the “Duelo de Titanes”. The roar of the wheels will begin to resound on September 23 in Cúcuta, marking the beginning of a challenging competition that promises to be an unforgettable edition. In line with the RCN Clásico regulations, all squads will be forced to register at least two

Colombia prevailed at the start of the Vuelta a Burgos 2023 through the runner Juan Sebastián Molano, who dominated the first stage of the competition, disputed over 161 kilometers between Villalba de Duero to Burgos and which included a third-category mountain pass. The South American sprinter brought out all his class and took the win ahead of Spanish Iván García Cortina (Movistar Team) and Italian Edoardo Affini (Jumbo-Visma), who finished second and third, respectively. The

This Sunday another victory for Team Medellín-EPM took place in Guatemalan territory. Javier Jamaica won the Second Chapín Grand Prix in the UCI 1.1 category, after being the strongest in a mountainous 186.5-kilometre track, which ended in Nueva Santa Catarina Ixtahuacán. The Colombians dominated this international event, occupying the first six places. The podium was completed by Cristian Yesid Bustos (Ceramicas Castelli-ADD Xela) and Aldemar Reyes (Team Medellín-EPM). In fourth place came Danny Osorio (Team

After nine stages, the Frenchman Benjamin Le Ny (Uni Sport Lamentinois). was crowned monarch of the Tour of Guadeloupe, which concluded this Sunday with a segment between Pointe-à-Pitre and Baie-Mahault, dominated by his compatriot Raphaël Lautone (Team Madras Cycling). For his part, the Colombian cyclist Esneider Báez (Team Cama CCD) remained in second place in the individual general classification; while the American Tyler Stites (Project Echelon Racing) finished third in a competition that brought together

This Sunday, August 13, the emotions of the World Bike Crossing Championship were palpitating, in Glasgow, Scotland, and America had an outstanding participation with the Colombians Mariana Pajón and Carlos Ramírez, who finished in fifth and fourth position, respectively. The challenge was in obtaining a medal in favor of the Colombian delegation, however, the scenario was adverse in that sense, but that does not detract from the large number of Colombians installed in the respective

The Argentine Thomas Maturano was enshrined this Sunday world champion, men’s junior category, in the BMX cycling modality, as part of the World Cup of the discipline, which takes place in the city of Glasgow, Scotland. Maturano, from La Rioja, barely 16 years old, dominated the final test, from end to end, and used a time of 35 seconds and 133 thousandths to win the gold medal. This is the best result of his young

American Hannah Roberts, Olympic runner-up at the Tokyo 2020 Games, won her fifth BMX Freestyle world champion title ahead of five riders from the People’s Republic of China, trained by Venezuelan Daniel Dhers. Hannah Roberts, 21, got emotional after winning her fourth consecutive universal title in a row. She achieved an impressive score of 91.04 points competing against five top Chinese cyclists. None of them could match that note achieved in the first round by

After the exciting online race of the Cycling World Championship a few days ago, it was the turn of the individual fight against the clock on the road, with an unusual length of 47.8 kilometers and a tough cobbled final climb to the castle of Stirling. The winner is a Belgian: Remco Evenepoel Of the 78 participating cyclists, the Belgian rider signed the victory with a time of 55:19” at an average speed of 51.84

Without any change in the general classification or in the rest of the jerseys, the seventh stage of the Tour of Guadeloupe passed, won by the British cyclist Alfred George, while the Frenchman Benjamin Le Ny marches towards his first great title at just 24 years old. Alfred George of the Vendée U team was fastest in a three-rider sprint, after riding 164.9 kilometers between Sainte-Rose and Petit-Bourg. Behind were the French Adrien Guillonnet (Hexagone

After winning gold in the individual pursuit during the track competitions, the American Chloé Dygert added her second world title this Thursday, by winning the women’s time trial on the road of the Cycling World Championships that was held in Stirling, in the outskirts of Glasgow. Dygert, 26, recaptured a crown that he held in 2019 after covering the 36.2 kilometers of the track in 46 minutes and 59 seconds and an average speed of