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The continent’s most important youth sporting event and a qualifier to the 2027 Pan American Games entered the arena yesterday. The capital of Paraguay celebrated the 500-day countdown to the start of the Games with the country’s top sports leaders and the Organizing Committee presenting the event to the world. Yesterday in the Medalist Hall of the Paraguayan Olympic Committee, the 500-day countdown to the most important continental youth sports event in the world —

Venezuelan Luis Gómez conquered with strength and intelligence the second stage of the Vuelta Ciclística Independencia Nacional, held in the Parque Mirador Sur this Tuesday, after throwing his bicycle to the finish line and leaving the peloton that came in behind him breathless. On the date that commemorates the national independence, the Dominican giro continued with a competitive race in a closed circuit with a distance of 130 kilometers. The event is dedicated to the

Sao José dos Campos – The 2024 Pan American Road Cycling Championships will be held in Brazil from May 20 to 26, as made official this Monday morning, February 26, during a press conference at the Sao José dos Campos City Hall, in partnership with the Brazilian Cycling Confederation (CBC) and the São Paulo Cycling Federation (FPC). “This will be practically the last great challenge for the continent’s cyclists before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

The Colombian cyclist Carlos Alberto Ramirez achieved the first podium of the season for Colombia in the UCI BMX Racing World Cups, after finishing in third place in the final of the fourth round of the elite category, which was held this weekend at the track in Brisbane, Australia. The double Olympic bronze medalist finished third in the final heat, which also included Jersy Andrade from Nariño, who placed fifth in his first qualification to

Neither Jay Vine, nor Ben O’Connor, the great winner of the UAE Tour 2024 is called Lennert Van Eetvelt. The young Belgian Lotto Dstny rider was crowned champion of the sixth edition of the Arab race by winning the final stage with the finish in Jebel Hafeet. On the final climb of 11 kilometers in length with an average of around 7%, with intermediate percentages of more than 10%, the UAE Team Emirates men faltered,

The prestigious African race, the Tour of Rwanda 2024, ended on Sunday with the victory of Joseph Blackmore. The Briton from Israel-Premier Tech secured the overall victory in Kigali by winning the final stage. As for the two Colombians in competition, Jonathan Restrepo (Polti-Kometa) came in fifth place 30 seconds behind the leader and Germán Darío Gómez (Polti-Kometa) came in eleventh place 44 seconds behind the winner. The eighth fraction had only 76.3 kilometers, a

After the eighth and last stage of the Tour of Mendoza 2024, Laureano Rosas, from Buenos Aires, kept the leader’s jersey he had achieved the day before and was crowned for the second time in the Mendoza Tour, as it happened in the 2022 edition. Rosas, of the Swift Carbon Pro Cycling team, took the overall victory based on a great performance in the queen stage that on Saturday climbed to Cristo Redentor, obtaining a

The sixth stage of the UAE Tour 2024 once again went to Tim Merlier. After 138 kilometers, the Belgian sprinter of Soudal Quick-Step was the first to cross the finish line in Abu Dhabi Breakwater. Australian Jay Vine (UAE Team Emirates) retained the race lead with one day to go. In another finish for sprinters, green-clad Merlier was again the strongest at the finish and this time he beat Dutchman Arvid de Kleijn (Tudor Pro

He crowned the breakaway! Itamar Einhorn emerged victorious in the seventh stage of the Tour of Rwanda 2024. The Israeli champion of Israel-Premier Tech was the strongest of the breakaway after 163.3 kilometers between Rukomo and Kayonza. Einhorn’s British teammate Joseph Blackmore remains the leader of the African race. The Israeli champion beat young Belgian Lorenz van de Wynkele (Lotto Dstny Development Team) in a two-man sprint. Slovenian Gal Glivar (UAE Team Emirates Gen Z)

The fifth stage of the UAE Tour 2024 was won by Olav Kooij. The young Dutchman from Visma | Lease a Bike was the fastest in the sprint, after riding 182 kilometers between the towns of Al Aqah and Umm Al Quwain. Australian Jay Vine kept the leader’s red jersey. The 21-year-old sprinter defeated Belgian Tim Merlier (Soudal – Quick Step) and Australian Sam Welsford (BORA-Hansgrohe), who came in second and third, respectively. All Colombians