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Colombian Mariana Pajón, double Olympic monarch and qualified as the queen of BMX, won the crown of the 2021 UCI Supercross World Cup on October 31, the last of which were held this weekend in Turkey. After six years, Pajón signed her third general title (2013, 2015 and now 2021) after achieving third place in the final of the eighth valid disputed on the modern Sarkaya track, highlighted the Colombian Cycling Federation (FCC) . The

In a sensational finale, the Venezuelan rider Luis Gómez, 2021 Elite route national champion, (Team Carabobo), won the first stage of the 58th edition of the Tour of Venezuela, held this October 31 over 120 kilometers on a circuit from the coastal state of La Guaira. Gómez completed the journey with a time of 2:35:17, escorted by his compatriots Xavier Quevedo (Venezuela Country of the Future) and Héctor González (Nueva Esparta Selection), reported the Venezuelan

With an unexpected outcome and even dramatic nuances, the 60th edition of the 2021 RCN Andina Classic ended, because in the final 19.6-kilometer time trial in Buenaventura, Fabio Duarte (Team Medellín EPM) did better than all the riders, with a decisive advantage of 17 seconds on his partner Oscar Sevilla, and incidentally became the new champion of the contest. Duarte knew how to maintain a constant rhythm during the short route, which helped him to

The Colombian men’s BMX team made history in the seventh stop of the World Cup, which was played in Sakarya, Turkey, by conquering places 1-4 in the men’s elite category; while the double Olympic champion Mariana Pajón finished with bronze among the ladies. It was the penultimate date to define the winners of this BMX circuit, which will conclude this Sunday on the Turkish stage itself. In an unforgettable day, the Colombian bike riders took

In a memorable stage, Aldemar Reyes (EPM-Scott) won the seventh fraction of the Clásico RCN Andina disputed between Ibagué and Salento over 105.2 kilometers, while Wilson Peña (Colombia Tierra de Atletas GW) kept the yellow jersey just two days from the closing of the competition. The EPM-Scott rider won after 3 hours, 16 minutes and 31 seconds. In second position came Fabio Duarte (Team Medellín EPM) and third the Spanish Óscar Sevilla (Team Medellín EPM),

A first group of cyclists, including Canadian Kelsey Mitchell and Trinidadian Nicholas Paul, were confirmed for the new series of races that will debut in November and that the sponsors have called the UCI Track Champions League, to stoke interest. of fans in track cycling. The five-round series will pit the world’s best track cyclists in a compact, fan-friendly format ideal for TV viewing. This Friday the organizers revealed the names of the first group

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