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In a steep climb, Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) won the ninth stage of the 2025 Vuelta a España. On the demanding climb to the Valdezcaray Ski Resort, the Danish rider was the most courageous and took the victory after a lightning attack. The Scandinavian cyclist was the strongest, after covering 195.5 kilometers. Second came in Briton Thomas Pidcock (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) and third came Portuguese João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates

The Colombian Cycling Federation has announced the 14-rider roster for the Colombian National Team, which will represent the country at the Road World Championships in Kigali, Rwanda, to be held from September 21 to 28, 2025. A solid, diverse group brimming with youth and experience will take the national tricolor to the top in Africa, under the direction of National Road Team Coach David Vargas. In the men’s elite category, Colombia will feature internationally renowned

In a slightly uphill finish, David Gaudu won the third stage of the 2025 Vuelta a España. On the final climb to Ceres (2.5 km at 3.2%), the Frenchman from Groupama-FDJ was the strongest on an uphill finish, surprising the favorites. The Frenchman won the 134.6-kilometer stage, held this Monday in Italy. Dane Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) finished second, and the leader, Scandinavian Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike), finished third. The stage was

Jacó, Costa Rica – Cyclist Sebastián Calderón (7C Economy Hyundai) was the grand winner of the CRC 506 UCI Gran Fondo Davivienda, held this Sunday on a demanding 141.4-kilometer route between Jacó and Quepos, and back to Jacó. The event is part of the prestigious UCI Gran Fondo World Series and is the only official UCI Gran Fondo in Costa Rica that qualifies cyclists for the World Gran Fondo Championships, which will be held in

Venezuelan cyclist Orluis Aular made history by competing for the second time in the Vuelta a España, which began with a dazzling performance by finishing third in the first stage contested this Saturday, August 23rd, over 186.7 kilometers of route, on Italian soil, from Torino to Reggia di Venaria to Novara. The victory was won by Belgian cyclist Jasper Philipsen, who became the first wearer of the leader’s jersey in the 2025 competition. Philipsen, who

San José, Costa Rica — The organizers of the CRC 506 Gran Fondo UCI Davivienda, part of the prestigious UCI Gran Fondo World Series circuit, confirm that everything is ready for this highly anticipated event next Sunday, August 24, 2025, on the Jacó–Quepos–Jacó route. With the support of Family Fun – RPMTV, registration will remain open until August 20 through the website www.crc-506.com for those who wish to be part of this unique experience in

A total of 21 teams will participate in the 2025 RCN Sistecrédito Classic, according to the race organizers. The race will take place between September 20 and 28 on the most demanding routes in the country. The “Duel of the Titans” will undoubtedly be one of the most competitive in recent years, due to the diversity of teams and the large number of cyclists with different characteristics who will participate in the most historic event

Road cycling closed the curtain on the II Junior Pan American Games ASU2025, with the consecration of the ambassadors of Mexico and Argentina in the competition that took place on the asphalt of the Costanera de Asunción. Bicycles took over the historic center of the Paraguayan capital with the endurance and speed race that showcased the best junior cyclists on the continent. Every episode of the fierce competition was crucial for the competitors, knowing that

The excitement of the 2025 Women’s Vuelta a Guatemala has come to an end, and Colombian dominance continued from start to finish. Jessica Parra was crowned the grand champion of the Guatemalan race this Sunday, adding an important title to her sporting record. The Colombian proved to be the most consistent cyclist throughout the four grueling stages in Guatemala. The Pato Bike BMC Team cyclist climbed to the top of the podium, accompanied by her

The Colombian delegation confirmed its favoritism in Track Cycling at the ASU2025 Junior Pan American Games and earned more medals than any other nation. Today was no exception. On the final day, they won all four events. The medal haul by the representatives of the coffee-growing nation never stopped, not even on the final day of competition. Today’s four races were dominated by Colombian cyclists. First, in the women’s Kerin event, Colombians Stefany Cuadrado and