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With two golds and one silver, the teams from Mexico and Canada dominated the first competition date of the Pan American Elite Track Cycling Championship, which began this Wednesday at the new Vicente Alejo Chancay velodrome in San Juan, Argentina. The Mexicans climbed to the top of the podium in the team sprint, ahead of the Canadian team, while the United States finished third. The trio of Jessica Salazar, Yuli Verdugo and Luz Gaxiola with

The young Canadian Matisse Julien, 20, took all the victories during the inaugural stage of the Tour de Beauce, held this Wednesday from the Espace Carpe Diem in Saint-Georges, with a route of 143 kilometers and at an average speed of more than 42 km/h. In addition to the leader’s yellow jersey, which he narrowly took from the American Tyler Stites (Project Echelon Racing), the cyclist from Laval, a member of the Écoflo Chronos team,

With the official registration lists, it was confirmed that there will be 179 riders from 20 nations who, starting this June 14, will try to find medals and points for the world ranking in the Pan-American Track Cycling Championship, which will take place at the Vicente Alejo Chancay velodrome, in San Juan, Argentina. Each national team will be the protagonist and participant in the inauguration of the new indoor velodrome, built for the occasion and

A group of 166 riders representing 25 teams were pre-registered with the Colombian Cycling Federation to participate in the 73rd edition of the Tour of Colombia, an event supported by the Ministry of Sport, which will take place from June 16 to 25, along the highways of Casanare, Boyacá, Cundinamarca, Tolima, Risaralda, Caldas and Antioquia. The current two-time champion of the race, Fabio Andrés Duarte from Cundinamarca, heads the roster of Team Medellín EPM, which

The Pan American Track Cycling Championship will begin this Wednesday, June 14 at the Vicente Chancay velodrome, with a morning and afternoon program until Saturday, while on Sunday the activities will end at noon, according to the official calendar released by the organizers. In just 48 hours, the men and women of San Juan will be able to witness the historic Continental Track Championship, which for the first time will arrive in the Argentine province

After an enforced three-year hiatus, the Tour de Beauce, North America’s largest professional cycling stage race, is finally back, returning to action June 14-18 in Canada. The 35th edition of the Tour de Beauce will offer athletes an interesting combination of novelties and safe bets in terms of the routes that will take place during five stages, totaling some 673 kilometres. The stage race considered one of the most important in North America stands alone

Governor Sergio Uñac toured the facilities of the “Vicente Chancay” velodrome, headquarters of the Pan-American Track Cycling Championship, scheduled for the province of San Juan, Argentina, from June 14 to 18, with the presence of more than 25 nations and 200 riders. During the march and prior to the start of the Pan American, the cyclists Nicolás Tivani, Maribel Aguirre, Ariel Capdevilla, Ariel Ramos and Rodrigo Díaz, made a demonstration lap, as well as a

The Danish Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma), became the absolute winner of the 75th edition of the Critérium du Dauphiné. The Scandinavian easily defended the lead in the grueling final stage and showed his great condition heading into the Tour de France by finishing behind the runaway Giulio Ciccone. The eighth fraction included a very tough route with no less than six climbs, the Col du Granier (9.6 km at 8.6%), the Col du Cucheron (7.7 km

Serika Gulumá (Colombian National Team) prevailed in the last stage of the Women’s International Tour of Guatemala 2023, but she could not prevent the Venezuelan Lilibeth Chacón, from Clarus Merquimia-Strongman, from maintaining her leadership and proclaiming herself the great champion of the contest, in its 21st edition. The brunette, who stormed the top the day before and almost sentenced the event, crossed the finish line, located on the central La Reforma avenue, alongside a squad

Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) did not disappoint the forecasts of specialists and won the queen stage of the Criterium du Dauphiné, played on a 147.9-kilometre route between Porte-de-Savoie and Col de la Croix of Fer. The Danish runner, who established himself in the lead, turned out to be the strongest in the final climb of the First category with 13.1 km at 6.2%. In second place came Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) 41 seconds behind and