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Virginia’s Blue Ridge TWENTY24 has announced an intent to return to the professional ranks, having applied for a UCI Continental Team licence in 2023. It is one of the most successful development teams in the world, led by General Manager Nicola Cranmer and Director Shelley Olds, they aim to compete at the highest level of road racing in the US and possibly South America or Europe while maintaining their commitment to track, mountain biking, gravel,

With the dominance of Bermuda in the women’s section and the Dominican Republic among the men, the Youth Caribbean Road Championship began this Wednesday in Santo Domingo, the capital of Quisqueya, which reserved its first date for the time trial in both sexes. Miller Anabelle, from Bermuda, was the starter in the youth category, ahead of Jamaican Channelle Russell and local Rosselle Ogando; while in the pre-juvenile category another Bermudian Charlotte Millintong prevailed, superior to

After weeks of uncertainty -in which he even offered himself on Twitter, announcing that he was looking for a new team when he learned that Androni Giocattoli would not continue in the Drone Hopper-, the Argentine Eduardo Sepúlveda, 31, has found a place in the Lotto Dstny, with which he has signed for 2023. The Belgian team -which from next year will be ProTeam- has also announced the signing of the German Johannes Adamietz -24

The leaders of the UCI Track Champions League, who will defend their blue jerseys in France, held a virtual press conference, prior to the start of the third stop of the year, of the five scheduled dates. The Colombian track player Martha Bayona gave her first impressions of what will be a new competition this Saturday. “The leadership was not expected, the truth is that I arrived very well prepared to compete with the best

America came out as the most favored in the 2nd stop of the UCI Track Champions League, held at the Berlin velodrome, Germany, after making 1-2 in the general classification in the sprint, of the women’s branch, through the Colombian Martha Bayona and the Canadian Kelsye Mitchell, respectively. With her performance in Teutonic territory, Martha Bayona is the new leader of the general classification in the sprint, thanks to her performances in the speed tests

A circuit in the Middle of the World monument (Quito) was the scene in which the Colombian Robinson Chalapud became champion of the 2022 edition of the Tour of Ecuador. The local Santiago Montenegro won the last stage and Chalapud confirmed his title by crossing third at the finish line. The eighth and final stage of the Tour of Ecuador was held on Saturday, in a circuit that began and ended at the Middle of

Surprising locals and strangers, Jaime Chacón (Team Medellín-EPM) won the seventh and penultimate stage of the Tour of Ecuador 2022, after being the strongest in the day’s break, after traveling 132 kilometers, between Cayambe and Quito. Everything is a matter of time, for Robinson Chalapud to lift the title of the general classification. Chacón, a 21-year-old Colombian runner, appeared on the last meters and crossed the finish line first, with a time of 3:33:11 hours.

We share the chronicle published by the site www.crciclismo.com, dedicated to whoever was a promoter, director, former presidents of FECOCI and vice president of COPACI, who passed away on November 18, 2022 in his homeland. Pedal high Glauco! It is a very sad day for Costa Rican cycling, one of the great pioneers of our sport died, Glauco Pinto Rodríguez leaves us body and soul, but his legacy will be indelible. They spent 78 years

In another mountainous day, Santiago Montenegro (Movistar Best PC) asserted his status as a climber and took his second partial victory in the Tour of Ecuador, which this Thursday played the sixth stage, after traveling 180 kilometers, between the towns of San Gabriel and Cayambe. The Ecuadorian cyclist, champion in 2020, won the duel against Robinson Chalapud, who remains a solid leader and is excited about the title of the Ecuadorian round with two days

This Saturday, November 19, the second date of the UCI Track Champions League will take place, the event that brings together the best 72 track cyclists in the world and which will be held at the Berlin velodrome, in Germany, in which Latin America will be present with the Colombians Martha Bayona, Kevin Santiago Quintero and Santiago Ramírez. It will be the second date of the contest that began last weekend with the stop in