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Following the publication of the lists of teams entered by the International Cycling Union (UCI) for the 2023 season, the UCI announces several modifications to “Part 2 – Road Races” of the UCI Regulations, which will enter into force on 1 January 2023. At the end of the three-year cycle, at the end of which the UCI WorldTour licenses were awarded to the teams, the various players involved in professional men’s road cycling expressed a

The Colombian cyclist Egan Bernal went to the operating room again. This time, however, the operation to which the Colombian, winner of the 2019 Tour de France and the 2021 Giro d’Italia, underwent, was much calmer than the one that occurred in the recent past, especially after the accident that saw him involved on January 24, 2022. In fact, the Ineos runner underwent an operation on his nose, a septorhinoplasty, to remedy a problem that

The interest in participating in the II Challenger Escambray de Mountain Bike 2023, scheduled from January 18 to 23, grows in terms of participants and teams after the call appeared in the Los Manigüeros Facebook group. 35 riders are officially registered, including several medalists in different categories during the first edition held earlier this year. Others have shown interest, including several foreigners. The current champion, Ludisnelis Fleitas from the capital, leader of the national mountain

Colombia once again dominated the Tour of Costa Rica, this time through Marco Tulio Suesca (Movistar-Best PC), who became champion of the 56th edition of the Costa Rican round after retaining the lead on the tenth and final day, a short section of 99 kilometers disputed in the city of Heredia. The last Colombian victory dated back to 2012, on that occasion the winner was Óscar Sánchez from Caldas. The Boyacá cyclist passed the last

The board of the Táchira Lottery officially presented its list of cyclists, with which it will participate in the 59th Tour of Táchira, next January, a contest with a wide call and tradition within the cycling tours of America. Marcos Albarrán, president of the Táchira Lottery, began by thanking Táchira Governor Freddy Bernal for his support for the participation of the lottery entity in the entity’s most important cycling event. Likewise, he thanked his colleagues

The Colombian cyclist from the Movistar Best PC team, Marco Tulio Suesca, won this Saturday the victory in the individual time trial stage of the Tour of Costa Rica Telecable 2022 with a time of 37:50, and was only 24 hours away from being crowned champion of the contest. The penultimate chapter had a 12.3-kilometre time trial scheduled to start at Cot de Oreamuno and finish at San Juan de Chicuá, and in a great

The cyclist from Team Banco Guayaquil Ecuador, Carlos Gutiérrez, was proclaimed the winner of the eighth stage of the Vuelta Costa Rica Telecable with a time of 02:39:00 after 94 kilometers between Llanos de Santa Lucía and Parque de Paraíso, in a day full podium for Colombia. In the second position of the stage, the general leader of the competition entered, Marco Tulio Suesca (he has already spent three days with the yellow jersey) and

The national XCO cyclist Martín Vidaurre (Subaru athlete) and the Chilean road cyclist Aranza Villalón were recognized as the best of the season, along with Cristian Arriagada and Felipe Peñaloza (track) at the awards given by the Circle of Sports Journalists (CPD ). The ceremony, which dates back to 1951, was held this Friday at the CorpArtes Theater in Las Condes, where the Circle of Sports Journalists presented the “Golden Condor” award to the best

This Thursday the seventh stage of the Vuelta a Costa Rica 2022 was held and the Ecuadorian Alexis Quinteros (Team Banco Guayaquil) took the victory of the day after a 129.6-kilometer journey through mountainous terrain, which included the top of La Georgina, while the Colombian Marco Tulio Suesca enjoyed the general leadership for the second day, after entering the finish line third. Quinteros registered a time of 3:42:52 after 120 kilometers of competition, while the

Arlenis Sierra heads the most outstanding Cuban cyclists of the 2022 season, who contributed to achieving 25 places on track, road and mountain bike for the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Salvador 2023. The manzanillera was once again the most outstanding Cuban athlete hired abroad, and she was included among the 10 best of the year according to the annual survey of Inder and the specialized press. Arlenis retained the Pan American crown