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The final day of the World Championships in Santiago not only featured the emotional moment of Elia Viviani’s triumphant retirement or Harrie Lavreysen’s incredible fourth gold medal at a single World Championship. In fact, that third moment was perhaps even more spectacular, judging by the gestures and shouts of unrestrained joy from Yareli Acevedo, the second Mexican world champion in history, exactly 24 years after her fellow Mexican, Nancy Llarely Contreras, achieved the same feat

This Wednesday, October 29, the sixth stage of the 2025 Tour of Guatemala took place, a demanding 90.5-kilometer route from Catarina, San Marcos, to San Juan Ostuncalco, Quetzaltenango. The stage included four categorized climbs, most notably the hors catégorie ascent of San Miguel Chiquito, which tested all the participants. Colombian Yeison Reyes of Orgullo Paisa secured the victory with a time of 2:53:46, setting his pace on the stage’s most challenging climbs. Juan Carlos López

In a few weeks, the two-time Olympic champion and leading figure in Colombian sports will become a mother for the first time. From her home on the outskirts of Medellín, where she is spending her final days of pregnancy, Mariana Pajón took the time to speak exclusively with Panam Sports. She told us about these months of pregnancy, what motherhood means to her, and whether she hopes her son will follow in her footsteps as

This Tuesday, October 28, the fifth stage of the 2025 Tour of Guatemala took place, the highly anticipated queen stage, a 109.3-kilometer route from Retalhuleu to San Rafael Pie de la Cuesta, San Marcos. The most demanding stage of the entire competition had an unexpected outcome, ending with a Guatemalan cyclist on the top step of the podium for the first time in 15 stages. Colombian Alejandro Osorio of Orgullo Paisa crossed the finish line

The new Colombian track cycling star, Stefany Cuadrado, who won the bronze medal in the keirin event at the 2025 Track Cycling World Championships in Chile, spoke exclusively with Mundo Ciclístico Magazine after the competition concluded. What does this achievement mean to you in the elite of world cycling? First of all, thank you so much for your support. It means a lot; it shows that things are going very well. It means we have

This Monday, October 27th, the fourth stage of the 64th edition of the Tour of Guatemala 2025 was held, a long 191.6-kilometer route that started in Ciudad Vieja, Sacatepéquez, and finished in Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango. This was the second longest stage of the entire competition. The victory went to Mexican Carlos McPherson of the Olinka Specialized team, who demonstrated his speed in the final sprint, crossing the finish line with a time of 4:21:22. Panamanian Christopher

With 20 rainbow jerseys already to his name, and the unprecedented feat of winning all four gold medals at a single World Championship, Dutchman Harrie Lavreysen was the star of the event held this week and concluding today in Santiago, Chile, leading the Netherlands to the top of the medal table. In contrast, Hetty van de Wouw was unable to emulate her compatriot, failing to qualify for the keirin final, which was won again by

Mexican cyclist Yareli Acevedo became the world champion in the points race this Sunday, defeating her opponents from Great Britain and Australia on the final day of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships, Santiago 2025. Acevedo secured the gold medal with 63 points, surpassing Anna Morris, who took silver with 58 points, and Bryony Both of Australia, who earned bronze with 56 points. The Mexican rider staged a spectacular comeback, as she was in fifth

This Saturday, October 25th, the second stage of the Tour of Guatemala 2025 took place. The day began in Gualán, Zacapa, and ended in El Corcovado, Jalapa, with a 160.6-kilometer route that included five mountain bike races. Sebastián Calderón of the 7C-Economy-Hyundai team took the solo victory. With a time of 4:06:43, the Costa Rican left defending champion Robinson Fabián López (GW-Erco-Shimano) by 12 seconds and Colombian Rodrigo Contreras (Nu Colombia) by 13 seconds. Guatemalan

Panamanian Bolívar Espinoza won the first stage of the Tour of Guatemala 2025, which started in Teculután, Zacapa, and ended in Puerto Barrios, Izabal, after a 172-kilometer race lasting almost four hours. Bolívar Espinoza of the Panama National Team was crowned champion of the first stage with a time of 3:46:25. Panama dominated the podium, with two of its representatives in the top spots. Espinoza crossed the finish line in first place, closely followed by