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Puerto Rico will be present for the first time at the Mountain Biking World Championship of the International Cycling Union (UCI), starting this Saturday, in the northern city of Val di Sole, in Italy. The international competition will serve to measure the level of three Puerto Rican cyclists. Georwill Pérez will compete in the elite category, while Jacob Morales and Jonathan Marrero will be active in the U-23 division. Pérez is Puerto Rico’s main promise

The Italian cyclist Damiano Caruso (Bahrain Victorious), won alone the ninth stage of the Vuelta a España this Sunday, August 22, a day in which the Colombians Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team) and Egan Bernal (INEOS-Grenadiers) climbed a box in the individual general, while the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz fell to 21st place. Caruso’s triumph came between Puerto Lumbreras and Alto de Velefique (188 km), a section in which the Slovenian Primoz Roglic (Team Jumbo-Visma) reinforced

The BMX Racing World Championship in Papendal, Holland, left America with two medals in the youth category (silver and bronze), while the most outstanding figure of our continent, the Colombian Mariana Pajón, finished fourth in the female elite. The Canadian Teigen Pascual scored the best result in our region, after finishing with the subtitle among the young ladies, behind the French Mariane Beltrando and ahead of the local Michelle Wissing. In the men’s competition, also

Once the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are over, the next focus as a major international cycling event is focused on the Road World Championships in Flanders, Béligca, where our continent could be represented by 22 countries, according to the quotas granted by the Union. International Cyclist (UCI). From September 18 to 26, the World Cup will take place, which this year 2021 celebrates its centenary. To commemorate such an important event, what better place than

On August 19, 2008, at the Beijing Olympic Games, the pair of cyclists made up of Walter Pérez and Juan Curuchet won the gold medal in the Madison event, the only title in Argentina and Latin America in the track modality in these four-year events. 13 years after that historic achievement, the protagonists have the floor: “it was a dream come true and I always liked to see what it can represent for the youngest,”

Excellent performances were signed by the Colombian climbers in the sixth stage of the Tour of Spain, after Egan Bernal (INEOS Grenadiers) occupying the seventh box at the finish line eight seconds behind the winner of the segment Magnus Cort (EF Education Nippo) and moving to fifth place in the individual general; while Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team) was ninth on the course and rose to third place overall. Magnus Cort took a spectacular victory

This Wednesday at the fast velodrome of Aguascalientes, Mexico, the ideal setting to beat the orbital records for the track tests, the American runner Ashton Lambie set a new world record for the 4000 meters Individual Pursuit test with 3: 59.93. Lambie who knocked down all 4: 01.934. Imposed by the extraordinary Italian wheeler Filippo Ganna, he rolled at a speed in excess of 60 km / h, with a 64 × 15 ratio to

The fourth place of the Colombian Sebastián Molano (UAE-Team Emirates) in the fifth stage and the promotion in the individual general of Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team), Egan Bernal (INEOS Grenadiers) and Richard Carapaz (INEOS Grenadiers) were news this Wednesday in the Tour of Spain, which now has a new leader, Kenny Elissonde (Trek – Segafredo). In a pack between high-powered men, Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin Fenix) celebrated his second stage victory in this edition, ahead

The Arima Wheelers Cycling Club was the name chosen to be the framework that connects the wheels of the community and the imminent interest in joining the club in Trinidad and Tobago. Their mission to create world-class riders has put this club on a great track from the beginning in 2003 until now. Based in Pineridge Gardens, Arima, club coach Joel Browne has been able to successfully start and maintain an account of 15 cyclists,

Colombian cyclists Miguel Ángel López (Movistar Team) and Egan Bernal (INEOS Grenadiers) continue to be the best riders in America in the Tour of Spain, after riding the fourth stage this Tuesday, won by Dutchman Fabio Jacobsen (Deceuninck Quick Stepde), ahead of the French Arnaud Demare (Groupama) and the Danish Magnus Cort (EF Education). Both riders appear among the top ten of the individual general led by Estonian Rein Taaramae (Intermarché), despite having suffered a