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With the confirmation of the Colombian teams Orgullo Paisa and Team Saavedra Arroz Gelvez, there were six international sextets that will participate from January 16 to 23, 2022 in the 57th edition of the Tour of Táchira, in Venezuela, which will be run under the most strict biomedical controls as part of the preventive strategies of COVID-19. According to information released by the organizers, the other four international teams that had already ratified their presence

Owner of seven awards, the Trinidadian Nicholas Paul stands today among the most outstanding cycling in Latin America and the Caribbean with prominence on the international circuit of 2021. Olympic diploma in Tokyo 2020, Paul will dismiss the season in second place in the sprint and time trial rankings at one kilometer thanks to his performances at the Nations Cup in Cali (September), the World Cup in Roubaix (October) and the League Champions (November and

The Venezuelan Yurgen Ramírez, a climber used to competing in the professional peloton, will wear the shirt of the Spanish club Vigo-Rías Baixas and thus becomes the third signing of the structure chaired by José Luis Chamorro for the 2022 season. The 23-year-old runner from the state of Táchira has achieved three wins over the past season. Winner last February of a stage and the general of the Independence Tour of the Dominican Republic, a

On the occasion of the arrival of the new year, the head of the Pan American Cycling Confederation, José Manuel Peláez, sent a congratulatory messages on behalf of the entity that presides for all national federations, riders, coaches and other members of the national federations . Below we reproduce the text, published on his personal page on Facebook this December 23, which is accompanied by a postcard designed for the occasion. THE HAPPINESS OF A

The organizers of the Chiloé Cycling Tour and the Patagonia Grand Prix have plenty of reasons to celebrate this end of the year. The International Cycling Union (UCI) officially published both events on its website as part of the UCI America Tour 2022 calendar. “We are very happy to be in the UCl racing program for the fourth year in a row. It fills us with pride to appear again with two races that we

Egan Bernal has released a real ‘bombshell’ in his recent statements, since he suggests that he prefers to win the Vuelta a España 2022 over his second Tour de France, since this would consecrate him with the triple crown of cycling that they have only achieved seven in history. However, the Colombian rider explains that he must return to the Tour de France and compete in style because it is an order of the team,

We present to you young Colombian talents, under 25 years of age, who will try to shine in the elite of Europe in the new calendar that is getting closer and closer. This list summarizes some promises to follow in the old continent during the next season. DIDIER MERCHÁN – 22 YEARS OLD (DRONE HOPPER-ANDRONI GIOCATOLLI) The young promise from Tolima will debut with Gianni Savio’s Italian squad in Venezuela running the Vuelta al Táchira.

Costa Rican Joseph Ramírez, from the El Colono – BikeStation – Clips team, was crowned champion of the Tour of Nicaragua 2021 this Sunday, whose sixteenth edition concluded in Managua, after four days, in which around 100 riders participated. After four tough stages, Ramírez managed to hold the yellow jersey tooth and nail and win for Costa Rica, as he became the ninth cyclist from his country to prevail in the general classification of the

The door opens for Miguel Ángel López for a great opportunity in 2022, a year in which he hopes to be able to respond to expectations, of course he will have to prepare as best as possible so that in the end he can have the expected result. After the storm comes the calm. For López, the storm was called Movistar Team and calm is Astana, a place that “Superman” López has described several times

The Municipal Palace – IFEMA Madrid hosted the official presentation of the Tour of España in 2022, in its 77th edition, which will start on Friday, August 19 in Utrecht (Netherlands) and will end on September 1 in Madrid. Throughout its 21 stages, it will have 12 departures and 11 unprecedented goals, it will visit 10 autonomous communities and, for the first time in history, the eight Andalusian provinces. At a sporting level, the runners