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Cuban cyclist Marlies Mejías closed this week a dream season with the TWENTY24 club in the United States, by winning the Gateway Cup, a four-day race in Saint Louis, Missouri. “It has been an excellent year, a lot of learning, many victories and teamwork. I am very grateful for the successful season the team has had. We have an exceptional synergy and we will continue to strengthen the team next year”, said Mejías, according to

Red, orange, yellow, green, indigo, blue and violet. They are the colors that make up the rainbow and also the most coveted garment in cycling, as it gives its wearer the honor of wearing it for a whole year. That does not mean anything other than being world champion, which will be at stake from September 18 to 25 at the Road World Championships held in the Australian town of Wollongong. The starting signal, since

The Italian cyclist Filippo Ganna will try to break the hour record held by Ineos engineer Dan Bigham at the Tissot Velodrome in Grenchen (Switzerland) on October 8. Ganna has already set a date for his long-awaited assault on the hour record, a challenge in which many believe that the Italian can achieve a historic record given his performance against the clock and his experience on the track. The Ineos team has confirmed that the

The formidable Colombian mountain biker, Leonardo Páez, will face this Saturday, September 17, one of the great events of the season: the XC Marathon World Championship, where the boy from Boyacá will seek his third title in the specialty and his eighth victory of the season. in Haderslev, Denmark, which will be the stage on which this World Marathon Championship will take place. The Colombian rider, who is part of the Soudal Lee Cougan International

The Canadian Cycling Federation announced its roster of 20 riders (Junior, Under 23 and Elite), with whom they will compete at the 2022 UCI Road World Championships in Wollongong, Australia, from September 18-25. Canada is fielding a strong Women’s squad including U23 athletes Simone Boilard and Magdeleine Vallières-Mill, as well as Olivia Baril, Alison Jackson, and Leah Kirchmann. For Kirchmann, this will be an opportunity to wear the Canadian jersey one last time at the

During a tour of the venues where the XII South American Games Asunción 2022 will take place, Gabriel Curuchet, vice president of COPACI and head of the South American Cycling Union, said that the structure of the velodrome is up to Olympic level and that these places represent great support in order to achieve your goals. “These places are built with great effort for the athlete, you have to see them as suitcases where they

On Wednesday, the 94th edition of the Giro della Toscana, an Italian one-day race, will be run, which will have nine Colombians at the starting line, including Egan Bernal, Esteban Chaves, Daniel Felipe Martínez and Iván Ramiro Sosa in a journey of almost 200 kilometers . After the three big races of the season and before the Road World Championship, the UCI international season continues. On Wednesday the 94th edition of the Giro della Toscana

The Mexican Edgar Cadena (Telco´m-ON Clima-Osès) established himself as the great champion of the 50 Vuelta a Salamanca this weekend, in whose last stage the Uruguayan Antonio Thomas Silva (Previley-Maglia-Coforma-Bembibre won ), disputed between Doñinos and Salamanca over a distance of 142 kilometers. Edgar Cadena was “happy and content to be able to take home the General Leader Jersey. He thanked his team for the great work they have done to bring home this victory,

The covered velodrome that is currently being built in Pocito, San Juan, generates great expectations worldwide. The governor of the neighboring province, Sergio Uñac, presented to the president of the International Cycling Union (UCI), David Lappartient, the documentation required to apply for San Juan as the venue for the 2025 Track World Championships. During the talk, in which the Secretary of Sports, Jorge Chica, participated, the documentation required for the application was presented, in addition

This Monday the Central American Sports Organization ORDECA, in an extraordinary session, decided to cancel the twelfth edition of the Central American Games, which were to be held in Guatemala and Costa Rica from October 27 to November 13. The regional entity explained that it decided to cancel the Isthmus jousting “in view of the governance situation that affects the normal operation of the National Olympic Committee of Guatemala in accordance with the Olympic Charter