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With another formidable performance from Sarah Van Dam and Olympic champion Kelsey Mitchell, Canada remained queen of the Pan American Track Cycling Championships in Lima, compiling three titles on day three and reaching eight in the contest, unattainable for the rest of the 19 nations that compete in the competition. The figure with the most gold in the fair, Sarah Van Dam, prevailed in the exhausting omnium test with 139 units, thanks to finishing off

For now, no one can beat Diana Peñuela in the Women’s Tour of Colombia. The DNA Pro Cycling cyclist has three victories in three days of competition. On this occasion, she was the fastest in a demanding finish with a steep slope, in which some participants had to get off the bike and cross the finish line on foot. It was a 111.8 kilometer route from Chiquinquirá to Oiba that did not include mountain passes,

The Canadian delegation continues to dominate the medal table of the Pan American Track Cycling Championship held in Lima, Peru, by winning three titles on the second day and reaching five, while Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados kept the other two crowns in quarrel. At the Videna velodrome, the northerners have imposed an enviable quality pace. The first gold on Thursday came through Sarah Van Dam in the elimination race for women, in which the

Again! Diana Peñuela (DNA Pro Cycling Team) won the second part of the 2022 Vuelta a Colombia Femenina, agreed on over 101.4 kilometers starting from Paipa and arriving in Villa de Leyva. The experienced cyclist from Manizales was the smartest and the strongest in the final sprint. The national road champion is the absolute dominator of the race and for this opportunity, she returned to play with cold blood to beat her great rival, Lina

With two titles and medals in the four finals, the Canadian delegation was the most outstanding on the first day of the Pan American Elite Track Cycling Championship, which began this Wednesday in Lima, Peru, with the presence of cyclists from 19 nations. The first of Canada’s two gold medals was provided by the women’s sprint team, made up of Olympic champion Kelsey Mitchell, Sarah Orbam and Lauriane Genest, registering 47.968 seconds, less than the

In an exciting finish with several steep slopes, Diana Peñuela (DNA Pro Cycling) won the first stage of the Women’s Vuelta a Colombia 2022, run over 112.2 kilometers, starting from Sopó and ending in Tunja. The national road champion beat her compatriots Lina Marcela Hernández (Colombia Tierra de Atletas GW Shimano) and Carolina Vargas (CM Team) in an uphill pack, who entered second and third, respectively, in the initial segment of the traditional contest .

Adrenaline, tactics and a lot of concentration will be mixed with the conviction of glory that more than 200 cyclists from 19 delegations will seek to achieve, when the Lima 2022 Pan American Elite Track Championship begins, organized by the Peruvian Cycling Federation, in the modern Velodrome of the VIDENA Legacy headquarters. The Videna velodrome continues to establish itself as the home of world sport and, this time, will host a new international tournament, to

In Sopó, the Vuelta a Colombia Femenina 2022 will start this Tuesday, which is part of the international calendar of the UCI Americas, in its UCI 2.2 category, covering more than 500 kilometers from August 9 to 14, divided into 6 stages. The platoon of the national round will be made up of 29 teams for a total of 157 runners. This new edition of the most important stage race on the Colombian calendar in

More than two hundred cyclists from 19 countries will compete in the Lima 2022 Pan American Elite Track Championship, which will be held from Wednesday the 10th to Sunday the 14th, an event subsidized by the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD). The cyclists, between men and women, will gather at the Villa Deportivas Nacional (Videna), where they will jump onto the velodrome to take part in eleven tests. Speakers from Argentina, Barbados, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile,

The Colombian Paracycling Team closed with another good harvest of medals: two silver and one bronze, their participation this Sunday in the Paracycling Road World Cup, which was held in Quebec. In the dispute over the long-distance events, Paula Ossa (TT-C5) and Carolina Munevar (TT-C2) took the silver medals in their respective categories while Alejandro Perea took the bronze in the men’s TT-C2 category. Paula Ossa from Bogota was the first to get on the