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The fourth stage of the 2025 Tour de Suisse belonged to one of the race’s heavyweights. João Almeida took the win after covering the 193.2 kilometers that linked the Swiss towns of Heiden and Piuro. The Portuguese rider, riding for UAE Team Emirates, used a time of 4 hours, 10 minutes, and 19 seconds to beat Briton Oscar Onley (Team Picnic PostNL) and Australian Ben O’Connor (Team Jayco AlUla), who finished second and third, respectively,

It’s more than commonplace and will never cease to surprise. The International Cycling Union (UCI) is in a constant race to improve safety and equality within professional cycling. For these reasons, there have been revolutions of all kinds. The most notable were those of very high socks, others, such as the positioning of downhill bikes, also opened periods of debate that perhaps haven’t been closed yet. But be that as it may, they don’t stop,

In an emotional finish, Quinn Simmons emerged victorious in the third stage of the 2025 Tour de Suisse. The American, who was part of the day’s breakaway, won solo after covering 195.6 kilometers between Aarau and Heiden. The American champion was the strongest in a group of six riders that broke away from the start and led the peloton by 18 seconds, led by Portuguese rider João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates – XRG). Third was

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – Renowned Barbados cyclist Amber Joseph has proven once again that she is not only a powerhouse on the pedals, but also a rising leader off the track and velodrome. The national cyclist officially added a new title to her name last week after achieving UCI Level II Certified Coach status, following completion of the prestigious program in Trinidad and Tobago. Known for her grit, speed, and relentless pursuit

Ecuadorian cyclists continue to win around the world, to the titles won by Harold Martin Lopez this year, it was time to win his compatriot Cristian David Pita (Huansheng – Vonoa – Taishan Sport Team), who was crowned champion of the Tour of Yellow River 2025 in China. The South American rider was enough to win in a spectacular way the last stage of the Chinese race, after riding 137.8 kilometers around Longjuzhen Square. Pita

In much of our America, the third Sunday of June has a special celebration: Parents’ Day. For this reason, the Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) congratulates all cyclists, coaches, mechanics, judges, federation officials and journalists linked to our discipline. There are many examples of tenacity, effort and sacrifice that many of them make so that their children and family in general feel proud of their work. There are even those who have transmitted so much

In a demanding and mountainous final, Natalia Garzón (Team Sistecrédito) was victorious in the fourth stage of the Women’s Cycling Tour of Colombia 2025, disputed between Andalucía (Valle) and Santuario (Risaralda) with a distance of 132,9 kilometers. The young Santander-born rider won ahead of her teammate Stefanía Sánchez and Jessenia Meneses (Mujeres Antioquia-Orgullo Paisa), who came in third, 22 seconds behind the winner. Garzón, who was the most regular in the last kilometers of the

In a sprint finish, Diana Peñuela (Team Sistecredito) won the third stage of the Women’s Cycling Tour of Colombia 2025. The day of 114.1 kilometers passed between Armenia and Buga. The experienced cyclist from Caldas, who achieved her second victory in the race, crossed the finish line first ahead of her teammate, María Paula Latriglia (Team Sistecrédito) and Lina Marcela Hernández (Mujeres Antioquia-Orgullo Paisa), who finished second and third. And the control in the main

Wilmar Paredes (Team Medellín-EPM) finished in the second stage of the Tour de Beauce, of 164.2 kilometers, disputed in Saint-Odilon-de-Cranbourne, region of the county of Beauce-Centre, in Quebec, Canada. The second stage, which had three categorized mountain passes, was won heroically by Irishman Conn McDunphy (Team Skyline), who arrived alone at the finish line ahead of the peloton by more than a minute. The Colombian-Spanish Oscar Sevilla (Team Medellin-EPM) was classified in eighth position and

In an uphill finish, Andrea Ramirez (Pato Bike BMC Team) won a spectacular solo victory on Wednesday in the second stage of the Women’s Tour of Colombia 2025, disputed over 114.8 kilometers between Girardot and Alto de la Linea. The Mexican became the new leader of the national round. Ramírez, who was part of the day’s breakaway, topped the out-of-category climb after staying at the top of the competition with a constant pace to take