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In a thrilling finish, as Cuban Ricardo Delgado celebrated his victory on Monday in the fourth stage of the 45th edition of the Vuelta a Chiriquí in Panama, Costa Rican Pablo Mudarra appeared out of nowhere and snatched the win, much to the disbelief of the Cuban, who began celebrating prematurely. With 100 meters to go, the leader of the Panamanian tour accelerated through the peloton, and as Delgado raised his hands and prepared to

Costa Rican Jason Huertas, of the ManzaTé-La Selva-Scott team, won the third stage of the 45th Vuelta Internacional a Chiriquí ‘Copa Telca’ on Sunday. The 82-kilometer stage saw him ride at an average speed of 46.55 kilometers per hour to take first place. Huertas, who also won this stage last year, clocked a time of 1 hour, 45 minutes, and 41 seconds. Dominican Alberto Ramos finished second in the final sprint, while Joseph Ramírez of

Costa Rican cyclist Josep Ramírez launched a devastating attack in the final three kilometers of the race, securing victory in the second stage of the 45th edition of the International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí, held this Saturday in the Volcán region. Ramírez, a member of the Colono Bikestation Kolbi team, recorded a time of 1 hour, 58 minutes, and 30 seconds, outsprinting Jason Huertas of Manzate La Selva Scott and Christofer Jurado of the National

Montería is preparing to host one of the most important sporting events on the continent, the Pan American Road Cycling Championships, which will take place from March 15 to 22, 2026, marking the return of this competition to Colombia after 15 years. The mayor of Montería, Hugo Kerguelén García, officially announced the city’s selection as host during the launch event held at the Teatrino de la Ronda Centro, with the presence of continental cycling authorities,

As the road cycling preseason continues, the rumors and speculation keep generating interest. The latest is the hypothesis that Remco Evenepoel could attempt to break the hour record. This possibility was directly fueled by Dan Bigham, head of aerodynamics for Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe, who was instrumental in setting Filippo Ganna’s current record and is one of the most influential figures in aerodynamic development. Just a few days ago, Bigham was testing a new technique to visualize

A new edition of the Egan Bernal Gran Fondo is coming. Last year’s event was held in Bogotá and was a resounding success. Now, he has the opportunity to race in his hometown of Zipaquirá, alongside his fans, riding some of the routes he used to prepare for his major victories, such as the 2019 Tour de France and the 2021 Giro d’Italia. More than 4,000 cyclists are expected to participate in various categories: Gran

The Ecuadorian Olympic champion Richard Carapaz still doesn’t have a contract signed for the 2026 season. His contract with EF Education-EasyPost ends at the end of 2025, and so far, the American team hasn’t announced a renewal for the “Locomotive of Carchi.” Richard Carapaz without a contract. In his professional career, the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz Montenegro has amassed 24 victories, including the 2019 Giro d’Italia and the Olympic gold medal in Tokyo 2020+1. He has

This weekend, Armenia buzzed with excitement for the South American BMX Freestyle Championship, a landmark event that marked the first official continental competition organized by the Colombian Cycling Federation in this discipline. As expected, the Villegas twins, leading figures in Colombian freestyle, took the top two spots on the podium. Queen Saray Villegas, from Valle del Cauca, who earned an Olympic diploma at the 2024 Paris Olympics, won the gold medal. The silver medal went

The 2025 Tour of Chiriquí is about to begin, and the excitement is already palpable throughout western Panama. This event, which will take place from November 21 to 28, will be the 45th edition of the country’s most important cycling competition. This event, which has become a regional tradition, will be held with the support of entities such as the Panamanian Cycling Federation (Fepaci), the Panamanian Sports Institute (Pandeportes), and TELCA as the official sponsor.

The proposal to establish a budget cap for cycling teams, similar to what is already done in other sports, is a recurring issue that resurfaces every so often without ever seeming to be implemented. With the start of a new three-year cycle for World Tour licenses, the UCI, with its president David Lappartient as the main proponent of the measure, brought the budget cap issue back to the table, although ultimately it did not come