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What was thought would be a quiet Sunday was not in the Tour de France. Stage 15, won by Jasper Philipsen, included the retirements of Primoz Roglic and Steven Kruijswijk in leader Jonas Vingegaard’s team; while Colombian Nairo Quintana maintained sixth place overall. The fifteenth day marked the end of the second week, it was played on Sunday between Rodez and Carcassone, in a 202-kilometer journey, which had several ups and downs at the start,

The heat and height were present in the third stage of the Vuelta Femenina a Costa Rica, whose action this Saturday, July 16, left the Guatemalan Jazmin Gabriela Soto as the new leader of the general classification, although the 71-kilometer segment between Florencia y San Miguel de Sarapiquí was won by the Colombian Jennifer Sánchez. During the tour there were several escapes led by cyclists from ATL-BC-CRBICIS-COM, the Colono Construccion Bike Station, the Guatemalan National

In a fascinating day Carolina Vargas (Colombia Pad Selection) won the second stage of the 2022 Vuelta a Costa Rica Femenina, disputed in an individual time trial of 20.7 kilometers, between the Pier and Santa Rosa de Pocosol, where Colombia made the 1 -2 on the podium. The runner from Antioquia, who signed the victory with a time of 30:05, rode at an average speed of 40.2 km/h, beating her compatriot Sérika Gulumá (ATL-BC Crbicis.com)

Danish cyclist Mads Pedersen (Trek-Segafredo) today achieved the biggest success of his career in stage 13 of the Tour de France, although the general classification was unchanged, led by his compatriot Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma). The prevailing predictions failed on the almost flat 192.6-kilometre section between Le Bourg d’Oisans and Saint-Etienne, as there was no massive sprint to the finish, avoided by three riders, with the best part going to the Dane from 26 years. Pedersen

Colombia shone at the start of the Vuelta Femenina a Costa Rica 2022, by filling the entire podium of its first stage this Thursday, July 14, starting in Florencia passing through Santa Clara, Los Angeles, Muelle, Bajo Chilamate and arriving in Pital . In a final to the packaging, Mariana Herrera (Colombian PAD Selection) took the victory after a 103-kilometre journey, escorted by Laura Rojas (Colombia PAD Selection) and Seriká Gulumá (ATL-BC Crbicis.com), second and

The British Tom Pidcock gave his club Ineos Grenadiers the first victory in the 109th edition of the Tour de France by winning in the twelfth stage, where the best for America was again the Colombian Nairo Quintana with 14th place while he descended to sixth seat in the individual general. Pidcock conquered the legendary Alpe D’Huez and took his first victory in a major, rising to eighth place in the French round. At 22

The recent champion of the BMX World Cup in Glasgow (Scotland) and gold medalist in the Bolivarian Games, Diego Arboleda, Girardota’s proud son, spoke with EL COLOMBIANO about his life, his family and his career. The man from Antioquia is one of the national pilots with the most projection in this sport and would be a Colombian card in the Paris-2024 Olympic Games. As described? “Homemade, son of a very devoted family. After graduating from

With a route of 1,084 kilometers, divided into eight stages, the 59th Edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela will be held from the 24th to the 31st of this month, the Venezuelan Cycling Federation reported in its most recent press release. In the traditional race, registered in the 2022 calendar of the International Cycling Union (UCI), category 2.2 test, the Nicolás Maduro Moro Cup, President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, will be held

The Chilean cyclist Martín Vidaurre remains intractable and added his fifth victory in the UCI-sub23 world circuit, by being crowned champion in the Mountain Bike World Cup, in Lanzerheidee, in Switzerland. The current world champion in the category is making the most of his last year before entering the competition with adults. This time, in Lenzerheide, Martín Vidaurre took control in the first lap and did not let go of the lead of the race,

After two years of absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, starting this Thursday, July 14, the Women’s Tour returns to Costa Rica, scheduled until July 17 with the confirmation of twelve teams, four of them international teams. In total there will be four stages, all with a start time at 8:00 a.m., of which one will be an individual time trial (Friday, July 15). The 286.7 kilometers that the event will have will put in