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The national women’s route selector, Javier Bonilla, defined the call for the Central American Road Championship in Chiriquí, Panama. The Central American Road Championship will be held on November 21 and 22 on Panamanian soil. Costa Rica arrives at this Central American with the objective of repeating what was achieved in 2019 in Managua, where our country achieved 1,2 and 3 with María José Vargas, Natalia Navarro and Marcela Rubiano in the road test. While,

The Guatemalan Cycling Federation informed the National Team that will compete in the second edition of the Central American Road Championship to be held in the City of David, Chiriquí, Panama on November 21 and 22, 2020. It will seek to play a great role, like the previous year, where Manuel Rodas won the road and individual time trial. The team is made up of the current champion of the Tour of Guatemala 2020, Mardoqueo

SANTO DOMINGO. – The Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization (Centro Caribe Sports) has received a request from two cities to host the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games in 2022. The information was released by Luis Mejia (DOM), President of the regional sports organism, this Monday, November 16. Centro Caribe Sports received until the 15th of this month, the deadline, the applications from the cities of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico and San Salvador, El Salvador, with

Nelson Soto (Colombia Tierra de Atletas-GW) surprised the big favorites for the title of the event and took a great victory this Sunday in the third stage of the Vuelta a Colombia, Sutatenza and Guasca over a distance of 144 kilometers. The skilled Barranquilla sprinter, anticipated his rivals, to enter the main park of the Guasca municipality alone to celebrate a great victory alone under the persistent rain that accompanied the cycling caravan in the

The Venezuelan Cycling Federation governing body of this sport in the sister country, has announced through its president Eliezer Rojas, that despite all the difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic that have made it impossible to carry out this edition 57 as part of the América Tour circuit due to the restrictive, confinement and quarantine measures required by governments and public health entities, it will be developed as a national stage race. In the announcement

Bernardo Suaza (SuperGiros Alcaldía de Manizales) was left with a great victory in the first stage of the Vuelta a Colombia, which was completed this Friday with an intense 161-kilometer circuit in Villa de Leyva and is the first leader of the test that started successfully in Boyacá territory. The winner was defined in the final two kilometers, a distance chosen by Juan Pablo Suárez (EPM Scott) to launch a strong attack, with the intention

The EDA Contractor Team rider, Frank Travieso, conquered the first stage of the XIX edition of the Vuelta Ciclística a Nicaragua. In a route of 103.4 kms that included departure in Nagarote to Malpaisillo and return again to the municipality of the department of León, 63 runners from 11 teams (10 locals and one from Costa Rica) took off on a completely flat route, so from before from the start it seemed perfect for sprinters.

Everything is ready for the 70th edition of the Vuelta a Colombia to be shot. The Colombian Cycling Federation announced the route that the 10 stages of the race will have, which will pass through Boyacá, Cundinamarca, Tolima, Quindío, Risaralda, Caldas and Antioquia. The competition, which was created by Efraín Forero Triviño, the ‘Indomable Zipa’, in 1951, will begin on November 13 with a circuit in the municipality of Villa de Leyva of 161.5 kilometers

The Movistar Team confirmed Wednesday that Abner González (Moca, Puerto Rico; 2000), an amateur rider currently part of the Spanish squad Telco,m – On Clima – Osés, will become a neo-pro with the Telefónica-sponsored outfit in 2021, having signed a three-year contract (through the end of 2023). A member of the Spanish peloton since becoming a junior with the Bathco team, with whom he won a stage and climbed onto the podium of the Vuelta

The Ecuadorian runner Miryam Nuñez (Liro Sport) was crowned champion this Wednesday of the fifth edition of the Vuelta a Colombia Femenina, which concluded with an entertaining 92-kilometer stage between Barbosa and Villa de Leyva won by Marcela Hernández (Colnago CM Team) from Antioquia. ). The final stage that defined the packaging, was won by the National Sub 23 Road and Time Trial Champion Marcela Hernández (Colnago CM Team) who overcame Lorena Colmenares (Boyacá Avanza),