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Wind is undoubtedly a cyclist’s worst enemy, even more so than rain or cold, not only because it often hinders progress, requiring extra effort, but also because it can destabilize us and cause a fall, especially with the proliferation of aerodynamic bikes and wheels. Those who live in these areas, where vast, unprotected expanses are the usual feature of their routes, fortunately already know a few things they can do to cope with those days

This Monday, the 2025 BMX Racing World Championship officially began, being held in Copenhagen, Denmark, with the cruiserweight events, which opened the competitive calendar of the global competition. Great news for the country came from Guadalupe Palacios, who won the silver medal (W2) in the Women’s 13-16 years category, once again demonstrating the power of Colombian BMX on the international scene. With this medal, Palacios achieves a new milestone in her sporting career and brings

Tadej Pogacar now has his fourth Tour de France yellow jersey, leaving him just one more away from joining the club of the greatest of all time, if he isn’t already. All this after a spectacular stage featuring the introduction of the circuit from the last Paris Olympic Games to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Tour de France’s arrival on the Champs-Élysées. The Tour de France has given us a tremendous classic with the

Colombian Egan Bernal, winner of the 2019 Tour de France and the 2021 Giro d’Italia, will lead the Ineos Grenadiers team in the upcoming the Tour of Burgos, which will take place from August 5 to 9, as confirmed by the Burgos Provincial Council, organizers of the Spanish race. The British squad pre-registered seven riders, including Brandon Rivera, a regular supporter for Bernal, who returns to the Burgos race four years after his last participation

National cycling reclaimed the Tour of Panama title thanks to Chiriquí native Franklin Archibold, who this Saturday earned his second award at this international cycling event, in addition to several other individual prizes. Archibold, who rode for the Senafront team, had already won the title in 2021, and in this 2025 edition, in addition to winning the overall classification, he also won the mountain classification, the consistency classification, and was the best national champion. After

On a short and explosive mountain stage, Thymen Arensman (INEOS Grenadiers) took a hard-fought victory this Friday on the shortened stage 19 of the 2025 Tour de France, contested between Albertville and La Plagne over a distance of 93 kilometers. The final climb proved decisive in determining the winner of this short stage. The most decisive attacker was Thymen Arensman (INEOS Grenadiers), who bravely faced the final stretch to reach the finish line with just

The Cinta Costera 3 will host the fifth and final stage of the 2025 Tour of Panama, the Vicente Carretero Cup, this Saturday. This cycling event maintains Chicano Franklin Archibold as the leader of the individual overall standings. Archibold, who rides for the Senafront team, finished second in the fourth stage held this Friday in the province of Colón, surpassed in the final sprint by Costa Rican Jason Huertas, of the ManzaTé-La Selva-Scott team. The

On the steepest and most demanding stage of the 112th edition of the Tour de France, Ben O’Connor (Team Jayco AlUla) emerged victorious. The Australian was the fastest rider on the eighteenth stage, after covering 171.5 kilometers between Vif and Courchevel (Col de la Loze). The Oceanian rider was followed by leader Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates – XRG), who entered the stage in second place at 1:45, followed by Dane Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma

Franklin Archibold, of the Senafront team, confirmed his lead in the 2025 Tour of Panama, Vicente Carretero Cup, by winning the 113.6-kilometer third stage between Chitré and Las Minas, in the province of Herrera, today. Archibold claimed his second victory in this version of the Tour, beating Costa Rican Gabriel Rojas, of ManzaTé-La Selva-Scott, and Colombian-Spaniard Oscar Sevilla, of Team Medellín EPM, in a strong finish. The trio crossed the finish line with a time

In a close finish marred by a crash, Jonathan Milan (Lidl – Trek) emerged victorious in stage 17 of the 2025 Tour de France. The Italian sprinter was the fastest on the streets of the French city of Valence, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, after covering 160.4 kilometers. The European sprinter, who achieved his second victory in the current French round, narrowly beat Belgian Jordi Meeus (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe) and Dane Tobias Lund