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The cyclist Arlenis Sierra makes her debut this Sunday with the prestigious Movistar squad in the legendary Alfredo Binda one-day race, in the Cittiglio commune, Italian province of Varese, where she arrived on Thursday. Precisely this competition of the Women’s World Tour of the International Cycling Union (UCI) keeps a special memory for the manzanillera. It was the second podium in his debut in 2017 in a club, the Kazakh-Italian Astana. Arlenis had just started

Brazil closed the penultimate day of the Pan American Para-cycling Championship in first place in the medal table, as this Saturday, March 19, it reached 38 podiums, distributed in 15 gold, 10 silver and 13 bronze medals, all achieved in the time trial held at the Forest Circuit 2, in Maringá, Paraná. The first medals of the day came in the Handbike category. Ronan Fonseca, from MH5, and Ulisses Freitas, from MH4, achieved first place

Once the year 2022 begins, the UCI ranking begins to undergo variations and, of course, the America Tour Ranking as well. The Olympic champion Richard Carapaz is the leader of the season in our continent, while Colombia rules for nations and the Team Banco Guayaquil Ecuador club heads the section among the professional teams. As for the individual section, Carapaz, from the Ineos Grenadiers team, has 2,170 points and is accompanied by Canadian Michael Woods

Brazilian para-cycling said goodbye this Friday the 18th to the first Para-cycling Pan American on Track in history, held at the Maringá Municipal Velodrome. The Brazilians won 48 medals, fifteen gold, sixteen silver and seventeen bronze. The results will also be key to defining the first places for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. “Starting the Paralympic qualifying race ahead of time is very important, because arriving earlier in the classification of some places allows us

The Parapan American Track and Road Championship that began this Thursday in the municipality of Maringá, Brazil with the assistance of eight nations left the best tasks for the Brazilian and Colombian teams, winners of four crowns in the opening, while Argentina signed up three. The local representation won titles in the individual pursuit of the MC4 and MC5 categories through André Luiz Griizante and Lauro Cesar Mouro, while in the women’s branch, in the

The Colombian Carolina Munévar is ready to face the Pan American Paracycling Championship in Maringá, Brazil (March 17-20), where she will be one of the main attractions in the 500-meter, individual pursuit and scratch events on the track, as well as the time trial and long distance en route, in the C2 category. The so-called ‘Queen of Paracycling’ in Colombia is one of the leading figures of the national team, as she has been a

In a dramatic finish, Simon Yates (BikeExchange-Jayco) took victory in the eighth and final stage of the Paris-Nice 2022, developed over 115.6 kilometers around Nice, with a traditional medium mountain circuit. The British made Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) suffer, who was finally able to win the French round. The leader of the classification was able to count on the great work of his magnificent teammate Wout van Aert, who managed to take his Slovenian teammate on

Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) won this Saturday with an incontestable victory in the 7th and penultimate stage of Paris-Nice 2022 after showing class, experience and mettle in the final 15-kilometre climb to the Col de Turini. The only one capable of keeping up with the pace and the wheel of the triple Vuelta a España champion throughout the climb was the Colombian Daniel Felipe Martínez (INEOS-Grenadiers) who entered second at the finish line and rose to

The 2022 calendar of mountain bike races in Puerto Rico began with 2 major events endorsed by the UCI. During the last two weekends of February, the Tropical MTB Challenge was held at Albergue Olímpico de Salinas and the Puerto Rico MTB Cup in the municipality of Rincón. These races attracted a large number of foreign athletes and, in turn, athletes from the yard, who once again positioned themselves in front of the competition line.

America took an important step in terms of news and results during the sixth stage of Paris-Nice 2022, when Colombians Daniel Martínez (Ineos Grenadiers) and Nairo Quintana (Arkéa Samsic) rose in the general individual classification, now fourth and ninth, respectively in that pulled apart. In an exciting final, Mathieu Burgaudeau (TotalEnergies) won this Friday’s stage, prevailing from a long attack in a spectacular finish. Slovenian Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) kept the race lead. The French runner