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On Saturday, June 4 and Sunday, June 5, Peru will host the South American Championship and the Fourth Round of the 2022 PKS BMX Latin American Cup, which will be held at the Costa Verde Pan American complex, located in the San Miguel district. This championship will feature the participation of more than 200 athletes from five countries, who will be measured in the BMX modality to continue preparing for the most important events on

From Friday June 3 to Sunday 12, the 72nd edition of the Tour of Colombia will take place. Several specialists dare to predict the ten contenders for the title, the young promises that should be followed closely and a dozen climbers who could impose their class in the ten stages that will total 1,427 kilometers, from Barranquilla to Tunja. Top 10 favorites for the title The current champion is José Tito Hernández (Team Banco Guayaquil),

With a month to go before the Tour de France kicks off, expectations centered around INEOS are high as usual. But particularly, unlike other editions, they know that in this one they will not have the strongest man and therefore they will require alternatives to be close to the imposed demands. The Colombian rider Daniel Martínez has given the feeling of being the right one for it and although he feels strong, he is not

Colombian cyclist Lizsurley Villegas Serna was crowned this weekend as champion of the UCI World Cup of BMX Freestyle Park, within the framework of the FISE World Series Festival, which takes place in Montpellier, France. The 18-year-old young woman from Valle del Cauca achieved first place in the professional category, after winning the test with 90.20 points and beating the German Lara Marie Lessman, who added 88.60, and the Swiss Nikita Ducarroz, 87.20, who finished

Everything is ready for the 72nd edition of the Vuelta a Colombia 2022 (June 3 to 12), the most important road event in our country this season, in which 26 teams that were registered to participate in the organized race will be present by the Colombian Cycling Federation, with the support of the Ministry of Sport, and which for this year is part of the international calendar, under the UCI 2.2 category. The best runners

This Sunday the II Round of the UCI BMX World Cup was held, which took place in Glasgow, Scotland, and in which Diego Arboleda, current leader of the UCI world ranking in this discipline, was the most outstanding Colombian of the day. Arboleda finished fourth in the final of the men’s elite category, in which Carlos Ramírez and Mateo Cardona advanced to the semifinals, and Vincent Pelluard, to the round of 16. A great weekend

The Guanajuato cyclist based in Belgium with the Start Junior team, Heriberto Quiroz, is no longer off the podium and this Sunday he finished second in the Evergen race, youth category, where, with the exception of Heriberto, the first 20 places went to the local bikers. The 86.8-kilometer race was won by Kenji Coenen (1:59:01 hours), who beat the Mexican in a close sprint, while another Belgian runner, Emile Taildeman, passed in third place, all

Carchense Richard Carapaz once again made history for Ecuadorian sport by placing second in the Giro d’Italia, this Sunday, May 29, 2022, on the precise day of his birthday. On the last day, an individual time trial of 17.4 km was held in Verona. ‘Richie’ left at 09:45 and clocked 23:49 minutes on that route. With that, he secured second place in the race. Jai Hindley, winner of the Giro, timed 23:56, seven seconds behind

After noon on Sunday, what were five intense days of MTB closed with the Pan American Championship, held in Catamarca, Argentina, a country that took first place in the general medal table with 29 medals, while the Mexican Daniela Campuzano was the most prominent with three gold. The international event closed with the Men’s Elite and the best was the well-known Brazilian Henrique Avancini, who fought for the top with the Mexican Gerardo Ulloa, who

The Italian Alessandro Covi won stage 20 of the Giro d’Italia, in which the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz lost the Maglia Rosa, now in the hands of the Australian Jai Hindley, from Bora Hansgrohe, who attacked on the last mountain pass and managed to take an advantage of 1:30 minutes to the leader of the Team Ineos Grenadiers at the finish line. A port, the Marmolada, saved the surprise for last. At the top of it,