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José Manuel Peláez, president of the Pan American Cycling Confederation, sent a message to the participants in the Lima 2021 Pan American Track Cycling Championship, in which he congratulated the work of the Organizing Committee, called for compliance with the health protocols and ratified his belief in that the contest will be a sporting success. Next, we reproduce his message, read during the Technical Congress this Thursday, June 24. Dear cycling friends of America: Lima

The Mexican delegation is already in Lima, Peru, as part of the 164 cyclists from 20 countries that will meet from this Friday until Tuesday 29, in the Pan-American Track Championship, based in the modern velodrome of the National Sports Village (VIDENA). There are seven Mexican ladies who will compete: Yareli Acevedo, Sofía Arreola, Romina Hinojosa, Sofía Martínez, Melanie Ramírez, Victoria Velasco and Yuli Verdugo, the latter two qualified for the Tokyo Olympics. The men’s

With the arrival of a good part of the delegations this Wednesday, the cycling environment is taking over Lima, Peru, venue since Friday of the Pan American Track Cycling Championships, which will also distribute quotas for the Pan American Youth Games in Cali, Colombia , in coming December. Under the technical direction of the Olympic gold medalist Walter Pérez, the first to arrive were the Argentine representation, a roster made up of Maribel Aguirre, Antonella

The maximum exponent of road cycling in Guatemala, Manuel Oseas Rodas, swore in his participation in the Tokyo Olympic Games on Wednesday, as part of the delegation of 21 athletes from 10 disciplines that will represent their country in the Japanese capital on July 23 to August 8. This will be Manuel Rodas’ third presentation at the Olympic Games. He previously was present in London 2012 and Rio de Janeiro 2016, so the 36-year-old cyclist

From this Wednesday, June 23, the sports delegations begin to arrive in Lima, the Peruvian capital, to compete in the 2021 Pan American Elite Track Championship, at the velodrome of the National Sports Village (VIDENA), from June 25 to 29. According to the organizers, the closing of registrations left 164 riders from 20 countries as the final figure, who will be measured in the track modality not only in pursuit of the medals, but also

From this Tuesday, once the official lists of the teams participating in the largest and most important race are known, the world of cycling enters “Tour Mode” before the start of the actions on Saturday, June 26, to finish in Paris on July 18, after 21 stages and 3,400 kilometers. 23 teams and 184 cyclists will take part in the French event, including 6 Colombian riders: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic), Rigoberto Urán and Sergio Higuita (EF

Arkea Samsic revealed on Monday its roster of eight riders for the 2021 Tour de France dispute with Nairo Quintana, as the main card for the dispute over privileged positions, who in turn will be the only Colombian rider in the French currency for the ‘ Grande Boucle ‘. This will be Quintana’s eighth participation in the French round and the second with Arkea Samsic, the squad with which he was 17th overall the previous

For a few days, especially this weekend, several Central American nations have contested the national road championships, especially the time trials. Here we leave you with a summary of the chrono champions in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. On Nicaraguan soil, in the elite men’s category (over 18.6 kilometers and with 28 registered riders) the winner was Larry Reyn Valle from the EDA team with a time of 28:52 minutes, followed by José Joel

Riding, competing and interacting with cyclists from around the world, including some of the biggest names in the sport, has been one of the attractions of the innovative new Olympic Virtual Series, launched by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Cycling enthusiasts around the world have been able to participate in a wide variety of cycling e-sports events running from June 4 to 27 on the renowned global racing and training platform Zwift, in collaboration with

A group of 18 riders make up the Mexican team that will compete in the Pan American Track Cycling Championship to be held in Lima, Peru, from June 23 to 29, a qualifying event for the Junior Pan American Games in Cali 2021. In the women’s branch, Victoria Velasco and Yuli Verdugo, qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games, will take part, as well as Yareli Acevedo, Sofía Arreola, Romina Hinojosa, Jessica Bonilla, Sofía Martínez and