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With a double day, of great Costa Rican prominence, the Tour of Chiriquí 2021 began this Wednesday, whose first leader in the general classification is the local Franklin Archibold (Panama Culture and Values), while the Costa Rican runner Jason Huertas scored the first win partial. The day began with the announced 5.2-kilometer team time trial at El Parque de las Madres, dominated by the Panama Culture and Values ​​team, which despite being the last to

Just hours before the start of the I Junior Pan American Games, cycling steals headlines with the announcement of the competition program at the Alcides Nieto Patiño velodrome, where 12 titles will be distributed from November 26 to 29, for which 98 riders out of 14 will choose nations, list of registrations that is confirmed this Thursday at the Technical Meeting of the event. For the first date of Friday 26, the crowns in dispute

With the presence of the last three Panamanian national champions Carlos Samudio, Franklin el Águila Archibold and Christofer Jurado; and the great absence of the Guatemalan riders, who were great entertainers last year, will give the flag of the XLI International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí on November 24. Initially, the Panamanian Cycling Federation (Fepaci) had informed at a press conference that the chapines would be part of one of the international teams that would participate

The Bolivian Cycling Federation issued an urgent statement this Tuesday, November 23, in which it postpones the celebration of the Pan American Cycling Championship, scheduled for December 5 to 12, due to a rebound in Covid-19 and health measures taken by the Government. “Force majeure reasons beyond the control of the Organizing Committee force us to take such a regrettable decision,” acknowledges the letter that has the support of the Pan American Cycling Confederation (Copaci)

The road cycling of the First Junior Pan American Games Cali-Valle 2021 will take place on the roads of Valle del Cauca. The epicenter will be the historic municipality of Guadalajara de Buga and the local riders want to win it all, hence the registered army, with continental medalist names. The best cyclists in America in the youth category will face each other from December 1 to 3 in road events and individual time trials

Teams from 11 countries and riders from eight nationalities will see action in the 41st edition of the International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí, an event that will run from November 24 to 28 in that province of the Panamanian country. The Panamanian Cycling Federation (Fepaci) revealed in a press conference the list of 19 teams that have sent their payroll. From abroad, Primal Audi Denver, from the United States; Iowa Latino Racing, Team HYF Sport,

Convinced of the great rivalry that there will be on the track and road and with a logical deficit of competencies due to the Covid-19 pandemic, cycling in Cuba and Panama intensify their training just days after the start of the I Junior Pan American Games in California. Valley in Colombia. In the case of Cubans, the stage seems perfect to show the new talents of Cuban sport at the pace of dedication, assured coach

Two debutants in a long-standing competition, the Mexican Gerardo Ulloa and the Cuban Marlies Mejías, won this November 20 in the 38th edition of the Tour de Tucson, disputed over 102 miles and in which 6,715 competitors participated in the six distances summoned. With no river crossings, no trains and no wind, the race seemed like a panacea for attendees, but an unexpected bus accident just before the finish line welcomed the group of nine

With a tour of the main facilities, the COPACI directors, led by its owner, José Manuel Peláez, verified in Cali that everything is ready to start the cycling competitions in the first Junior Pan American Games, scheduled for November 25 to December 5th. The Cuban Pedro Frías Armenteros, President of the Jury of Track Commissioners, and the Colombian Héctor Fabio Arcila, Sport manager of the Organizing Committee for this discipline, accompanied Peláez in this last

All the details are ready in Tarija, Bolivia, for what will be the last international competition of the year for Copaci, the Pan American Cycling Master Championship, scheduled for December 5-12 at the Olympic Velodrome in the southern capital. “Committing that everything within our reach we will make available to the organization, so that the event is a success. We will have the support of the entire population that acts in a disciplined and friendly