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The Colombian cyclist Robinson Chalapud, a member of Team Banco Guayaquil, repeated this Saturday, September 30, the title of champion of the Cycling Tour of Ecuador, which culminated in the Middle of the World in Quito. In the 2022 edition, the one born in Ipiales had already won the monarch trophy, so now he did it again every year with a level that was unattainable for rivals and references such as the Ecuadorians Santiago Montenegro

In a very fast finish, Juan Diego Hoyos (Corratec-Huevos 100%-Gobernación Caldas Serjaf) won the seventh stage of the 2023 RCN Classic, starting in Roldanillo and arriving in Supía over 162.7 kilometers, which also included passing through two Categorized mountain awards. The Caldense rider, who achieved his second victory in this edition as he had won on the fourth day, crossed the finish line alone, followed by Jhonatan Restrepo (GW Shimano-Sidermec) at 36 seconds, and Germán

Santiago Montenegro, from Sucumbi, added the second partial victory for national riders in the 40th edition of the Cycling Tour of Ecuador by winning the fifth stage of the test, held this Friday between Cotacachi and the Middle City of the World. Montenegro added his victory to that of Richard Huera, a fellow countryman and teammate in the Movistar-Best PC, a squad that he also won with the Colombian Marco Tulio Suesca in the third

In a day not to be forgotten, Rodrigo Contreras (Colombia Potencia de la Vida-GW Shimano) won the sixth stage Clásico RCN – Banco Agrario 2023, a fraction disputed between Cartago and Versalles on a route of 150.4 kilometers. In a spectacular sprint, the Cundinamarca native won ahead of Aldemar Reyes (Team Medellín-EPM) in 2nd and Alexander Gil (EPM GO RIGO GO) in 3rd. The biggest casualty of the day was Germán Darío Gómez (GW Shimano-Sidermec),

The Colombian cyclist Marco Tulio Suesca became the winner of the fourth stage of the Tour of Ecuador 2023, held between Cayambe and Cotacachi over 90.5 kilometers; while the Ecuadorian Robinson Chalapud remains the absolute leader of the general classification of the competition. In this segment, the coffee grower was the strongest in the final meters after crossing Ecuadorians Nixon Rosero from Team Banco Guayaquil and Brayan Obando from Team C&S Technology in a tight

In a leg-breaking day, the well-known Óscar Sevilla (Team Medellín-EPM) won the fifth stage of the Clásico RCN – Banco Agrario 2023, contested over 117 kilometers between Ibagué and Pereira after passing through the mythical Alto de La Línea, where the most Striking was the assault to the top by Germán Darío Gómez. In a spectacular sprint, the Colombian-Spanish won ahead of Kevin Castillo (Team Sistecredito) and Diego Pescador (GW Shimano-Sidermec), second and third, respectively,

The Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Huera was the best in the third stage of the Tour of Ecuador, which this Wednesday, September 27, traveled 107.78 kilometers between Machachi and Cayambe, in the province of Pichincha. Known in the community as Huerita, the cyclist crossed the finish line in the central park of the Andean city, with a time of 2:28:58. Carlos Galviz arrived at 29 seconds; while Santiago Montenegro crossed the final line one minute and

In what was an emotional and exhausting fraction, Juan Diego Hoyos (Corratec-Huevos 100%-Caldas Serjaf Government) was the winner this Tuesday in the fourth stage of the Clásico RCN – Banco Agrario 2023, a day played between Mosquera and Villa Restrepo, with 195 kilometers long and accompanied by high temperatures. More than a minute behind the winner, the second runner, Brayan Sánchez (Team Medellín-EPM), entered and Juan Felipe Osorio (Orgullo Paisa) was reported third at 1:17

The VELO Sports Center will host the the 2024 Pan American Track Cycling Championships from April 4-7, 2024. USA Cycling and Dignity Health Sports Park today announced that the VELO Sports Center at Dignity Health Sports Park will host the the 2024 Pan American Track Cycling Championships from April 4-7, 2024. The participating countries include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Trinidad and

The Colombian Robinson Chalapud, from the Banco Guayaquil team, managed to win the second stage of the Tour of Ecuador, after traveling 112.3 kilometers between Riobamba and Salcedo, valid for placing himself at the head of the event and launching his primary objective: retain his long-ago crown. one year. In a day that took place among the mountains of the Ecuadorian highlands, the Colombian took the victory with three hours, eight minutes and eight seconds,