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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,

This Saturday the first round of the UCI BMX World Cup was held in Glasgow, Scotland, an event that was won by Diego Arboleda from Antioquia in the elite men’s category. Arboleda confirmed his great sporting moment, which places him as the current leader of the UCI world ranking in BMX, after winning the final with a time of 33.868, and beating the Frenchman Sylvain Andre (33.996) and the British Kye White (34.420). , second

This Saturday the fourth day of the Pan-American Mountain Bike Championship was held in Catamarca, Argentina, where the Colombian cyclists won two titles, while Mexico and Chile shared the other two golds in dispute, one day before the closing of the the fair. Colombians Hugo Rodríguez in the junior category, and Angie Milena Lara in the Sub-23, dominated the Olympic cross country (XCO), which took place in the Dique El Jumeal area. In the case

The Dutchman Koen Bouwman (Jumbo-Visma) took the victory in stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia, after four hours, 32 minutes and 55 seconds, a day in which the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz finished eighth and kept the pink jersey for the sixth day consecutive. Koen Bouwman got into the break from the first kilometers and prevailed over Mauro Schmid (Quick-Step) and Alessandro Tonelli (Bardani), who finished second and third, respectively. Bouwman achieved his second victory in

Daniela Campuzano, Fátima Hijar, Andrea Ornelas, Gerardo Ulloa, Ángel Barrón and David Rico climbed to the top of the podium to win gold in the team relay event of the Catamarca Pan American MTB Championship, Argentina 2022. The second place went to the team from Brazil, and the third to Chile, while Colombia and Argentina finished fourth and fifth. This was the first test that distributed medals in a contest that brings together hundreds of

The Belgian Dries de Bondt won Stage 18 of the Giro d’Italia, in a sprint that featured the breakaway runners, while the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz arrived with the main group and maintained the lead in the general classification for the fifth consecutive day. Dries de Bondt, of the Alpecin-Fenix ​​team, signed his first victory in a Grand Tour, after three hours, 21 minutes and 21 seconds. He got into the breakaway of the day and

Against the wind, but with his heart ahead, and after pedaling for two hours, the Mexican rider Heriberto Quiroz achieved a new victory in Belgium. His first statements told it like this: “I felt very good, it was flat terrain although with such strong air that my legs and rhythm were cut, but I stayed strong”. The young 18-year-old cyclist, from Purísima del Rincón, Guanajuato, learned from Flanders and is now looking for an escape.