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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

Due to his perseverance and results, the Mexican cyclist César Macías Estrada will ride the remainder of the year with the Irish continental team Evo Pro Racing, a group that fully trusts the enthusiasm, dedication and discipline of the rider. In his first foray into the old continent as a youth and this year in his first test in the elite category, he settled in Belgium as a member of the Start Junior team first

Canadian Olympic cyclist Kelsey Mitchell leads her country’s delegation to the Pan American Track Cycling Championship, which will take place at the modern velodrome of the Legado Videna venue, in Lima, Peru, where she has already completed her first training sessions. The event, which will be held from August 10 to 14, will bring together 200 athletes, including men and women, from 19 countries. They will compete in the eleven track events at the imposing

The Lagunas de Neila are Colombian territory and this Saturday Miguel Ángel “Supermán” López (Astana) confirmed it again, who only gave up the victory of the last stage of the Tour of Burgos in a heads-up with the Portuguese Joao Almeida (UAE Team Emirates); while Pavel Sivakov (Ineos Grenadiers) was proclaimed champion of the contest. The duel between the Portuguese and the Colombian, second and third in the individual general classification, anticipated the battle that

The British rider from the Ineos Grenadiers took first place in the general classification, after the victory of Arnaud Demare in the seventh stage of the 79th Tour of Poland, where the best placed Latin American was the Colombian Sergio Higuita with an eighth place, while the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz anchored in 22nd place. Ethay Hayter, 23, captured his first title in a World Tour stage race and second of the season, after winning the

A title from Canada and two bronzes from Colombia and Brazil were the podiums for the Americas on the second day of competitions at the Paracycling Road World Cup, which takes place in the Canadian city of Quebec. The most outstanding performance of the time trials in the different categories convened in the event came from the Canadian Alexandre Hayward, who dominated in the TT-C3 modality, ahead of the German Mathias Schindler and the Japanese

A total of 170 runners from 30 national and foreign teams were registered with the Colombian Cycling Federation to participate in the seventh edition of the Vuelta a Colombia Femenina, an event in the UCI 2.2 category, which will take place between August 8 and 14. . This new edition of the most important stage race on the national calendar in the women’s branch will have the participation of runners from Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico,