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Repeating last year’s film, Néstor Rueda from Santander, from the Iowa Latino-Racing Team, once again won the first stage of the Tour Por La Paz Justa, held on a circuit that began and ended in the Guatemalan city of Puerto Barrios, over a route 110 kilometers on flat terrain. The rider from Zapatoca, Santander, surprised the lot in the last kilometers, taking the victory ahead of his teammate, the Mexican Francisco Lara (Iowa Latino-Racing Team)

The UCI Pump Track World Championships will take place in South America for the second consecutive year, the UCI Steering Committee has announced. And this honor was reserved for Neuquén in Argentina, where the fight will begin on November 18. As a result of a significant investment in sports infrastructure, the province of Neuquén obtained the headquarters. The Minister of Sports of the Province, Alejandra Piedecasas, affirmed that “it is an honor for us to

The 2023 season is already progressing. After the first competitions of the year, the UCI established the world ranking with several changes in terms of avant-garde riders, while three Latino cyclists: Sergio Higuita, Daniel Felipe Martínez and Richard Carapaz, remain among the top 20, taking into account the last 52 weeks. The Colombian Sergio Higuita continues to be the best of ours, ranking 11th with 2,027 points; his teammate Daniel Felipe Martínez advanced one seat

The world is still shocked by the news of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale that has devastated numerous municipalities in the vicinity of the city of Gaziantep and also numerous towns in Syria very close to the border with Turkey. As a result of the severity of the earthquake, which has already left nearly 500 dead in Syria and 900 in Turkey, several sporting events have already proposed their suspension due to

The International Cycling Union (UCI) has revealed the scientific research behind the changes in the regulations for individual time trial races, marked above all by the change from 10 to 25 meters in the minimum distance for vehicles following the cyclist. . “This new rule aims to ensure that the results of time trials are not influenced by the proximity of the rider to the vehicle that follows him and, therefore, guarantee the sporting fairness

In a last stage of the Tour of Porvenir 2023 that took place on the 121-kilometer San Luis Circuit, the Chilean cyclist Martin Vidaurre (Chile National Team) won the last stage of the race organized by the San Luis Cycling Federation and he became champion of it, beating runner-up Franklin Archibold (Panama is Culture and Values). The epilogue was in a vibrant sprint that Vidaurre won and almost overtook Archibold, who had also reached the

In a vibrant and tough battle, Esteban Chaves (EF Education-EasyPost) triumphed in the Colombian National Road Championship, held in Bucaramanga, after showing off alone for the last six kilometers of the route. The Bogota rider excelled at the end, closing several cuts, proposing attacks to deservedly keep the tricolor jersey, which he will wear in Europe this year. The other two drawers on the podium ended with a heroic outcome, with Daniel Martínez (Ineos Grenadiers)

Clinging to the handlebars with all his might, in a meter by meter fight against his rivals, the Argentine Sergio Fredes (KTM) recovered this Saturday the leading mesh of the Tour of Porvenir by winning the Queen Stage one day from the end of the race. As on that afternoon of January 26, 2011 when the Spanish Alberto Contador made San Luis and tourists vibrate in that year’s Tour de San Luis, this time the

Canadian twins Isabella and Ava Holmgren made history at the UCI Cyclocross World Championships in Hoogerheide, winning the first medals for Canada in the discipline at the highest level. And not just any medals, but Isabella took the gold and rainbow jersey for junior women with Ava following with the silver. The 17-year-olds were the favourites in the junior event. Ava won this year’s Junior Pan-American title and Elite Canadian national championship, and carried momentum

Juan Pablo Dotti (SEP San Juan) had an outstanding performance in the individual time trial (Durazno – Durazno 12.7 km) and not only won the third stage of the Tour of Porvenir, but also took the leadership of the general classification to Sergio Fredes (KTM), who is now second. The gaucho cyclist, 38 years old, brought out the breed from him and took the biggest prizes of the day with an average speed of 49