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Canadian Jean William Prévost and American Marcus Christopher delivered the best performances for the Americas at the 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, winning silver medals in the elite men’s BMX Freestyle Flatland and BMX Freestyle Park finals, respectively. Prévost’s podium finish represents his personal best and adds to the historic bronze he earned at last year’s championships in Abu Dhabi. Prévost scored 89.33 points in the final, with a performance

Colombian cycling will have another special event this November 16th, when more than four thousand cyclists will ride the roads of Cundinamarca alongside Egan Bernal. The event, named Gran Fondo El Origen x Egan, sold out on November 4th and is establishing itself as one of the largest cycling events in Colombia and Latin America. More than a competition, it will be an experience to discover the roads where the legend of the Tour de

For almost a decade, ketones have become one of the most talked-about and controversial supplements in endurance sports. In professional cycling, their use has spread to the point of being part of the nutritional arsenal of several WorldTour teams, even though the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has just officially advised against their consumption. The reason: science does not support the claim that they improve performance or recovery. However, the fact that they continue to be

From August 24 to September 5, 2027, the French region of Haute-Savoie will be the epicenter of world cycling with the second edition of the Super Cycling World Championships, an event that will bring together 20 world championships in one location, in what is already shaping up to be the most ambitious event in the history of the sport. A model inspired by the success of Glasgow 2023 This multidisciplinary format debuted in 2023 in

The South American Mountain Bike Cross Country (XCO) Championship, held between October 28 and November 2, 2025, in Talcahuano, Chile, saw the Argentine delegation crowned champion in the overall medal count, in a competition that featured the participation of 10 nations. The Colombian tricolor flag flew in Talcahuano, with a remarkable performance that saw them win four medals on a demanding circuit that brought together the continental elite of the discipline. Colombia confirmed its progress

The 23-year-old Colombian, Oscar Garzón (GW Erco Shimano), won the 64th edition of the Tour of Guatemala after ten stages, while Alejandro Osorio was crowned the winner of the final stage on the Periférico Ring Road, held this Sunday, November 2nd. The young Colombian, from Cundinamarca, took the title after one of the closest battles in recent years, decided only in the penultimate stage, when he snatched the yellow jersey from his compatriot Cristian Muñoz

This Thursday, October 30, the seventh stage of the 2025 Tour of Guatemala took place, a demanding 137-kilometer route from San Francisco El Alto to San Pedro Sacatepéquez, San Marcos, with over 2,100 meters of accumulated elevation gain. Mexican José Ramón Muñiz of Olinka Specialized achieved his first stage victory in this 64th edition, winning solo after a finish marked by a mass crash. Muñiz, 23, launched a decisive attack in the final kilometer to

The final day of the World Championships in Santiago not only featured the emotional moment of Elia Viviani’s triumphant retirement or Harrie Lavreysen’s incredible fourth gold medal at a single World Championship. In fact, that third moment was perhaps even more spectacular, judging by the gestures and shouts of unrestrained joy from Yareli Acevedo, the second Mexican world champion in history, exactly 24 years after her fellow Mexican, Nancy Llarely Contreras, achieved the same feat

This Wednesday, October 29, the sixth stage of the 2025 Tour of Guatemala took place, a demanding 90.5-kilometer route from Catarina, San Marcos, to San Juan Ostuncalco, Quetzaltenango. The stage included four categorized climbs, most notably the hors catégorie ascent of San Miguel Chiquito, which tested all the participants. Colombian Yeison Reyes of Orgullo Paisa secured the victory with a time of 2:53:46, setting his pace on the stage’s most challenging climbs. Juan Carlos López

In a few weeks, the two-time Olympic champion and leading figure in Colombian sports will become a mother for the first time. From her home on the outskirts of Medellín, where she is spending her final days of pregnancy, Mariana Pajón took the time to speak exclusively with Panam Sports. She told us about these months of pregnancy, what motherhood means to her, and whether she hopes her son will follow in her footsteps as