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Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) finished the 2026 edition of the Vuelta a España in fourth place in the general classification. Stage 21, a 112 km route between Carrefour Granada and Granada, took place this Sunday, September 13. Richard Carapaz concluded his campaign at the Vuelta a España, wrapping up three weeks of competing at the highest level against the world’s best cyclists in a bid to reach the podium. In Stage 21—won by Norwegian rider

Héctor Álvarez successfully held onto the yellow jersey during the final stage of the Vuelta al Ecuador, securing the overall title. The 20-year-old cyclist took the lead on the fifth day and also dominated the young rider (U23) classification from start to finish. While César Guavita won the stage itself, it was Héctor Álvarez who triumphed overall on Sunday, September 13. The Ecuadorian cyclist managed the lead he had built in the general classification and

Stage 6 of the Vuelta al Ecuador took place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, running from Tulcán to the Cuicocha Lagoon (Cotacachi), with Kevin Navas emerging as the winner. Héctor Álvarez held onto the top spot—having taken the lead in the previous stage—and will enter the final day as the race leader. On the event’s sixth day, the race started from Tulcán’s central park at 9:00 AM. Forty-eight cyclists representing 12 of the 13 teams

On Thursday, September 10, 2026, the Vuelta a España saw a crucial day of racing with Stage 18, a 32.5-kilometer individual time trial (ITT) held on a completely flat course connecting El Puerto de Santa María and Jerez de la Frontera. Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost), the reigning national time trial champion of his country, finished the stage in 24th place, crossing the finish line one minute and 45 seconds behind the winning time.

The Mexican Cycling Federation and sports authorities confirmed the official selection of Olympic cyclist Yarelis Salazar to join the national delegation that will compete in the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, scheduled for September 20-27 in Montreal, Canada. The Sinaloa native will assume a leading role in the team time trial mixed relay, backed by a season of international victories in North America. Salazar will share the Mexican national team with the leading figure in

The city of Montreal, Canada, will host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships from September 20-27, making the nation the epicenter of world cycling, as the UCI’s annual Congress will also take place in the days leading up to the event. This will be the second time the event has been held in the Canadian city and the third time it has been held in Canada, having previously hosted it in 1974 (incidentally, the first

In a thrilling finish, Byron Guamá emerged victorious on the opening stage of the 2026 Tour of Ecuador, a 135-kilometer route between the city of Machachi and the town of Baños de Agua Santa, in the province of Tungurahua. The opening stage demanded maximum effort from the peloton along a challenging 134.97-kilometer course between Machachi and Baños, in Tungurahua. The route combined physically demanding sections with steep descents, testing the endurance of the teams from

The Colombian Cycling Federation has confirmed the official roster for the Colombian National Team for the 2026 Montreal Road World Championships, one of the major events on the international calendar, which will bring together the world’s best time trial and road race specialists. Colombia will attend the competition with a delegation of 24 riders, distributed across six categories, combining the experience of its leading international figures with a significant representation of the new generation of

The excitement of the 2026 Tour of Honduras has come to a close, and the dominance of the Guatemalan continental team, Team Hino One La Red Suzuki, was evident in the overall standings and other classifications, with Mardoqueo Vásquez crowned the overall champion of the Honduran race. The Guatemalan rider proved to be the most consistent throughout the five stages held in Central America. Mardoqueo, who was the top foreign rider in the Tour of

Isaac del Toro has finalized his training schedule for the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, which will take place from September 20-27 in Montreal, Canada. Tadej Pogačar’s absence due to injury opens up the field of contenders for the rainbow jersey, and the Mexican cyclist appears as one of the main favorites. To prepare for the last major goal of the season, Isaac del Toro plans to compete in the Grand Prix du Québec (September