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The Dubai Women’s Tour ended today in the United Arab Emirates, the test that concluded with a 112-kilometer online stage at Dubai Festival City, left the Dutchwoman Lucy Van Der Haar (Hitec Products) as the champion for the location in goal in the last fraction, he beat Tatsiana Sharakova (Minsk Cycling Club) who held the lead. The podium was complemented by Samah Khaled (Team UAE) in 12 seconds. Nicole Steigenga (Doltcini Van Eyck Sport) sent

Cycling Canada has selected a team of 13 riders to represent the country at the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Berlin from February 26 to March 1, which will mark the end of the qualification period for the Tokyo Olympics. The sprint squad will be led by continental Sprint champion and 200 m world record holder Kelsey Mitchell, who will be making her world championships debut after winning four world cups medals this

The Colombian cyclist Daniela Atehortúa had a brilliant performance this Wednesday during the third stage of the Women’s Dubai Tour that is played with the presence, for the first time, of a purely Colombian team, sponsored by Colnago CM in which six runners are listed. With this, the cyclist ascended to the fourth seat of the test and gets into the fight for the title, since she is 18 seconds behind the leadership and also

Despite this year’s absence of the International UCI Calendar and therefore of the América Tour circuit and category 2.2, the Dominican Cycling Federation is working hard to make the traditional annual Tour with efficient organization and safety levels that allow its return to the elite of the races by stages of the continent. The Independence tour will be from February 24 to March 1 and this time it will have three circuits, something that will

Por: Bouker Pool  (USA Cycling) USA Cycling announced today the roster for the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships presented by Tissot. Eight women and four men will travel to Berlin, Germany to contend for medals, including the three-time UCI World Champion women’s Team Pursuit squad which will be looking to earn another rainbow jersey. Racing begins on February 26 and runs through March 1, 2020 at the Velodrom Berlin. “Our team has been working incredibly

The Colombia 2.1 Tour couldn’t finish in a better way. The last stage was a real pedal battle between Team Ineos and Education First. As predicted, the ascent of the Gate was going to be the biggest test for the platoon and the favorites to keep the title. Once the climb began, Egan Bernal gave fight until the end, struggled to cut time, but Sergio Higuita and Daniel Felipe Martínez gave all the size. It

In pre-Columbian times the Zipa was a nobility title to the supreme ruler of the muiscas. One of the main capitals of this culture was Zipaquirá, the city where the first champion of the Vuelta a Colombia and also the first champion of the Tour de France was born, some years later. The zipa legend never ended. Efraín Forero and Egan Bernal prolonged it with gestures of courage and honor that have given this city

Sergio Andrés Higuita (EF Pro Cycling) from Antioquia became Friday the leader of Tour Colombia 2.1 after emotionally winning the fourth stage, 169 kilometers between Paipa and Santa Rosa de Viterbo, passing through Tunja, Ventaquemada and Duitama . Higuita, who last week became a national road champion in Tunja, confirmed his good sporting moment in Boyacá by showing resistance, concentration and strength in the final kilometers of the day and, above all, ascending towards Santa

In a new sprinter duel, Juan Sebastián Molano (UAE Emirates Team) was the fastest again and, as in the previous stage, he won his second fraction promoted by the Argentine Maximiliano Richeze, while the Ecuadorian Jonathan Caicedo (Education First) He maintained the leadership of Tour Colombia 2.1 of this 2020. On a 177.7 km route between Paipa and Sogamoso, in the department of Boyacá, the libretto was repeated despite the numerous attacks that occurred on