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The President of the Pan American Cycling Confederation, José Peláez, highlighted on his official Facebook page that America has insured until today 17 countries with athletes classified for road or track cycling in the upcoming Tokyo Olympic Games, which could increase when the quotas in BMX and MTB become official. Although these places were ratified by the UCI since last year, before the decision to postpone the Olympic fair due to the Covid-19 pandemic, just
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The Mexican Daniela Campuzano was only surpassed by the Hungarian Blanca Vas Kata, in what many considered a great cycling race on the Zadov mountain, during the Czech MTB Cup, held this Saturday with good international participation. Campuzano only succumbed to the European in the last lap, after overtaking all his rivals and staying in the lead for more than one lap and near the end of the race, according to a report from colleague
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Although it was an open secret, this Saturday it was confirmed: the Colombian Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team) became champion of the Tour of Andalucia 2021, a competition that ended in Pulpí with a partial victory in the final stage for Ethan Hayter (INEOS Grenadiers) , escorted by Michel Ángel himself. The Boyacá climber who had triumphed in the king segment in Puerto de Onsares, thus conquered his first title with the colors of the
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Despite the solo victory of the Russian Anastasiia Chursina (Alé BTC Ljubljana) in the second stage of the Vuelta a Burgos, Spain; The best performance in America was once again put by the Cuban Arlenis Sierra (A.R. Monex), with a fourth place in the sentence line, valid to be placed at the front of the points classification with 28 units. The second segment of 97 kilometers between Pedrosa de Valporres and Villarcayo was dominated by
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Cuban Arlenis Sierra (AR Monex) led America’s performance at the start of the Vuelta a Burgos, Spain, entering fourth at the final goal, behind Australian Grace Brown (BikeExchange), Swiss Elise Chabbey (Canyon), and New Zealander Niamh Fischer-Black (SD Worx). The Antillean took advantage of the 100-kilometer segment between Villadiego and Sargentes de la Loradel to stay in the main peloton of 35 riders, who, no matter how hard they pedaled, could not catch up with
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The Colombian Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team) alone conquered the third and queen stage of the Vuelta a Andalucía, disputed this Thursday over 176 kilometers between Beas de Segura and Puerto de Onsares, valid to position himself as the new leader of “the Cycling Route del Sol ”, in addition to commanding the rankings by points and the mountain. The Boyacá climber López put the finishing touch to the extraordinary work of the Movistar Team
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Six weeks after the Basque Country attracted all the attention of Spanish cycling, the champions and fans are now looking towards the province of Burgos. A luxury peloton will start in the town of Villadiegoal the first stage race of the Women’s World Tour with a four-day race (May 20-23), culminating in a spectacular summit: the Neila Lagunas. In the cradle of Castilla la Vieja, Burgos is another of the hot spots for Spanish cycling,
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This May 18, the International Cycling Union (UCI) carried out a new partial update of the world and continental rankings in the route modality, with the top positions, in the case of America, for the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz, the American team WILDLIFE GENERATION PRO CYCLING (WGC) and Colombia in the section by nations. Carapaz (INEOS GRENADIERS) has been the sensation of cycling in our region since his triumph in the Giro d’Italia in 2019, and
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The double champion of the route in the Pan American Games (2011 and 2019) and already classified for the Tokyo Olympics, the Cuban Arlenis Sierra (AR Monex), has taken a liking to the final sprints, and this Tuesday she fought until the final in the 20th Durango-Durango Emakumeen Saria Classic (115.7 mkm), where she finished sixth, 49 seconds behind the throne. The well-known and well-ranked Dutch Anna van der Breggen (sd Worx) and Annemiek van
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The Track Cycling Nations Cup in Cali postponed Through an Official Communiqué of the International Cycling Union (UCI), this Monday the postponement of the second round of the Tissot UCI 2021 Track Cycling Nations Cup was reported, which was scheduled for the Colombian city between 3 and June 6 to come. The reasons for this postponement came from the organizers in the face of the acute health and social crisis that Colombia is experiencing these
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