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Seven men and four women will attend the Trinidad and Tobago 2022 Caribbean Track Championship, scheduled for November 11-13, with the aim of seeking more places for the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Salvador 2023. The men’s group is made up of Alejandro Parra and Douglas Parrado from Holguin, Tony García and Rolando Cairo from Artemis, Gian Carlos Hernández from Villa Clara, Brayan López from Sancti Spiritus and Leandro Marcos from the capital.

The 2023 UCI ProSeries calendar will open with the Vuelta a San Juan in Argentina and two teams have announced their participation in the competition, including the INEOS Grenadiers, which will have Egan Bernal and champion Filippo Ganna in its formation. Between January 22 and 29, the 2023 edition of the Vuelta a San Juan will be run, one of the most important races in America and which will incidentally be in charge of opening

Four nations managed to add titles on the first day of the Pan American Cycling Championship, master category, which began this Monday at the Alfonso Florez velodrome in Bucaramanga, Colombia, with the participation of 237 runners from nine countries. In the 200 meter sprint, the hosts dominated the main category with Jenifer Alzate, the C2 category with Alejandro Máquez, the C1 through Darío Estrada, the B1 through Rodolfo Renato Martínez and the B2 with Mauricio

During this Friday the third stage of both the Women’s Tour and the Vuelta de la Juventud was held. Karen Villamizar and Hugo Rodríguez prevailed in the day, but they could not threaten the leadership of the general classification that continues in the hands of Camila Atahualpa and Jaider Muñoz, respectively. Between Oiba and Ël Páramo this third segment was run, both of the Women’s Tour and the Vuelta del Porvenir. The 69-kilometre route included

Carolina Vargas and Carlos Castro prevailed in the second stage of the Women’s Tour and the Vuelta del Porvenir, respectively, on a day where Jaider Muñoz and Camila Atahualpa maintained the leadership of the general classifications in their respective categories. Between Barbosa and Pinchote, the second stage of the Women’s Tour and the Vuelta del Porvenir were run. In both cases, the journey was 108 kilometers long and included a third category port halfway through

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS) has dismissed the appeal filed by the Colombian cyclist Nairo Quintana and has ratified the sanction of the International Cycling Union (UCI), which disqualified him from the last Tour de France 2022 for a positive in tramadol. “The CAS has today issued its decision in the arbitration procedure between the Colombian cyclist Nairo Quintana and the International Cycling Union (UCI). The Panel in charge has dismissed the appeal

Ottawa, ON (Nov. 2, 2022) – Cycling Canada is excited for the return of Esports for its third consecutive season. Riders will be able to join the series four times a week through Zwift, a virtual cycling platform, which will kick off Nov. 7, 2022, until April 5, 2023. Rides will include weekly tune-up series, race nights and weekend Fundo rides for the duration of the winter months. “Community is at the heart of Cycling

The best master cycling exponents of the Pan American track and road area will meet in Bucaramanga and Barrancabermeja from next November 7 to give life to the Pan American Master Cycling Championship, one of the most anticipated cycling events on the continent. The Colombian Association of Senior Master Cycling delegated the organization of the Pan American Master Track and Road Championship from November 7 to 13, to the cities of Bucaramanga and Barrancabermeja, under

The historic performance of Mardoqueo Vásquez two years ago in the Tour of Guatemala in 2020 was repeated this Tuesday and he wrote another golden chapter by consecrating himself champion of the 61st edition of the most important cycling event in the country. Mardoqueo Vásquez was the best rider throughout the ten stages of the 61st edition, which covered 18 departments and covered 1,290 kilometers, the most demanding in history. The one from Totonicapán also

Nicolás Tivani has been asking for a clue for a long time to make the leap in category in professional cycling. The Pocitano cyclist, who turned 27 on Monday, October 31, would be in the sights of a team of Italian origin and that next year he would debut the Pro Continental category, that is, the second in the world cycling ranking after the World Tour. If materialized, Tivani would be returning to European cycling