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Bogota’s Brayan Ramírez (EBSA), one of the cyclists with the greatest record and career in Colombian cycling, once again rose to the fore in the great national events, winning the sixth stage of the Classic RCN Andina 60 years, a category victory and much personal value. Ramírez again enjoyed a professional triumph after four years. The last time his name had sounded at the top of the podium was on the Tour of Ankara in

Next Sunday, October 31, the 58th edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela starts, which returns to category 2.2 in the calendar of the International Cycling Union (UCI) and will bring together 21 teams to win an eight-stage track totaling 1,089 kilometers . Eliezer Rojas, president of the Venezuelan Cycling Federation, announced the official route of the Venezuelan round, in which the great absentee will be the two-time champion of the competition, Orluis Aular del

The Bolivian Cycling Federation, together with the Pan-American Cycling Confederation, the Autonomous Departmental and Municipal Government of Tarija, the Cercado Sub-Government and the Departmental Association of Cycling Tarija will organize the Master Cycling Championship, which will be held from 5 to 12 December, in Tarija, Bolivia. The best Master cyclists on the continent are expected to experience an intense week of competition, which will be divided on the track from 6 to 8 and from

In a great demonstration, Yeison Reyes (EPM-Scott) dominated the fifth stage of the Clásico RCN Andina by winning from the break-away, while Wilson Peña (Colombia Tierra de Atletas) maintained the lead of the race. The Boyacá rider took the victory, after traveling 104.1 kilometers between Honda and Murillo in 03’22: 28 ”. In second place came Darwin Atapuma from Nariño (Colombia’s Land of Athletes GW Shimano) and third came Cristian Cubides from Boyacá (Team Herrera

With the favorites surprised, Dubán Bobadilla (Team Herrera Sport) took advantage and prevailed in the fourth stage of the Clásico RCN Andina disputed between Pereira and Alto de Letras over 84.4 kilometers and which also left a new leader also in the individual general classification: Wilson Peña (Colombia Land of Athletes GW Shimano) Bobadilla achieved his first victory in this edition of the Duel of the Titans, with brilliant action with six kilometers left in

Costa Rican Daniel Bonilla (Inteja Imca-Ridea DCT) won the fifth stage of the International Tour of Guadalupe by beating Venezuelan José Alarcón from the flight; while Frenchman Stefan Bennett (Team Pro Immo Nicolas Roux) maintained the lead of the race. The Tico runner took the victory, after traveling 137 kilometers between Vieux-Habitants and Lamentin in 3’44: 36 hours; while in second position came the Venezuelan José Alarcón (Uni Sport Lamentinois) and third came the French

In an ideal final for sprinters, Óscar Quiroz (Colombia’s Land of Athletes GW Shimano) won the third stage of the Clásico RCN Andina in a close sprint, after traveling 120.6 kilometers between Supía and Pereira; although Aldemar Reyes (EPM-Scott) increased the difference in the general classification that he leads from the second day. The day began with multiple attacks and with a torrential rain on the descent towards Anserma. The day’s getaway was starred by

Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra was fired with praise and thanks for Monex, an Italian club that highlighted her excellent results and her human relationship with the rest of the team in the five years that she wore the club’s jersey. According to details offered by the club itself, the star of Cuban cycling, she received a warm farewell in which she was filled with praise, while she thanked him for the great satisfaction that she

As if to assert his true quality, the double Olympic medalist in BMX, the Colombian Carlos Ramírez won the sixth phase of the BMX Supercross World Cup, held this Sunday in Sakarya, with which he went on to command the ranking of his category in the absence of two stages. The South American rider avoided a fall in the first cant of the track with three corners to go, which left him in the first

With two golds on the closing day, the Dominican representation prevailed in the Caribbean Route Championship, youth category, which was held in the capital of Santo Domingo, where nations from 10 nations and more than 80 met. pedalists. The talented local cyclist, Flor Georgina Espiritusanto, reached her second gold medal in the competition, dominating the 60-kilometer route, ahead of the Jamaican Chanell Rusell and her partner Karel Ramírez. “This is just a boost for what