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In a thrilling finish at pure speed, Jasper Philipsen won the Milan-San Remo 2024. The Belgian cyclist won the sprint on the Via Roma and thus won the first monument of the season, which had a course of 288 kilometers. The places of honor were completed by Australian Michael Matthews (Team Jayco AlUla) and Slovenian Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates), who finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. As usual, there was an early breakaway with many

The American Kira Payer (Boneshaker) won this Friday the second stage of the 22nd Vuelta Ciclística Internacional Femenina a Guatemala, raced over 110 kilometers and five categorized mountain passes. By means of a powerful sprint after a leg-breaking route, the northern rider showed her aspirations before the thrust of the 22 Colombian riders participating, with Natalia Garzón (Team Sistecrédito) second. The Colombian rider took the yellow jersey of the overall leader of the event by

Winning an Olympic medal is the greatest desire of the athletes who will compete in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, including those who will participate in the cycling events to be held between July 27 and August 5. Some medals that have been made public by the organization of the Paris 2024 Games and that, despite having a sober design treasure a large dose of symbolism in its preparation since, apart from the gold, silver

With the best qualifications and observations, the highest governing body of world cycling (UCI) issued the final report on the Tour Colombia 2024 carried out under the organization and direction of the Colombian Cycling Federation chaired by Mauricio Vargas and its Executive Committee. The report states that “The routes were challenging and captivating, offering a perfect combination of scenic routes and competitive terrain. The enthusiasm and support of the Colombian fans added a vibrant atmosphere

The Italian Valentina Basilico (Eneicat-CM Team) won today the first stage of the 22nd International Women’s Tour of Guatemala, run in eight laps of 74.4 kilometers in the eastern department of Chiquimula. In the mountainous municipality of Ipala, the transalpine, who comes from competing in the Tour of El Salvador 2024 and excelled in the second stage, finished off more than five riders to register two hours, 18 minutes and 58 hundredths of a second.

The Chilean Aranza Villalón, from the Soltec Team Iberoamerica, was victorious in the Grand Prix MOPT, a time trial of 25 kilometers between City Surf and San Luis Talpa in which 54 cyclists participated, who were present at the Tour El Salvador. The winner Villalón, from the Soltec Team Iberoamerica, had a time of 35:22:00, beating by a very tight margin the Russian Tamara Dronova, from the Roland team. Dronova finished the competition with a

Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra, from Movistar Team, reappeared at a good pace after a brief stay on the island. Today she secured the fifth place in the Danilith Nokere Koerse 2024 Cycling Classic in Belgium. Sierra crossed the finish line just 22 seconds behind the winner, local Lotte Kopecky, world champion in 2023, who clocked three hours, 15 minutes and 55 seconds in the 127 kilometers. Kopecky, despite suffering a fall and rejoining the peloton,

The Tour El Salvador 2024 concluded on Tuesday with absolute dominance of the Swiss team Roland. Switzerland’s Elena Hartmann was crowned champion after defending the lead of the competition on the final day, which was won by her teammate Tamara Dronova. Dronova, a member of this team, took first place in the fourth stage that left from Parque Libertad, Santa Ana, arriving at Metapan and returning to the starting point to complete 94.1 kilometers. The

In a close virtual vote held this Tuesday at the Extraordinary General Assembly, the capital of Peru, Lima, was elected with 28 votes in favor, as the city that will host the 2027 continental event. “We are happy for this triumph. We will work to make everyone’s experience the best they have ever had, and they have the absolute devotion of more than 33 million Peruvians. Thank you for trusting us,” said the President of

The dominance of the Swiss World Tour team Roland continues at the Tour El Salvador 2024. The Russian Tamara Dronova was victorious in the third stage of the Salvadoran round disputed over 102 kilometers, starting in Ilopango and finishing in San Luis Talpa. A group of eight breakaways controlled the race in the final stretch, leaving everything to a reduced packing, in which Dronova was the fastest ahead of Colombian Andrea Alzate (Eneicat CM Team)