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The cyclist from Trinidad and Tobago belonging to the Valcar club Teniel Campbell concluded today in 3rd place in the second edition of the Tour of the Valencian Community of Women, which consists of a single stage of 97.7 kilometers between Paterna and Valencia, with a Time of 2:18:04 hours, with an average of 42 km / h the same as the winner of the champion of Italy, Marta Bastianelli (Alé BTC Ljubljana), which was

On the morning of today we met the unfortunate accident where the Guyanese cyclist Jude Bentley lost his life while he lost training in his country. On behalf of the Pan American Cycling Confederation and especially its president José Manuel Peláez Rodríguez, we want to convey our deepest condolences and our message of support and solidarity to the Cycling Federation of Guyana, to Mr. Bentley’s family and friends as well as to the rest of

The BMX Racing Commission of the Pan American Cycling Confederation chaired by Argentine Héctor Ciappino and taking advantage of the framework of the Convention of the South American Cycling Union recently held in San Juan, Argentina has officially announced the Latin American Cup Calendar BMX Racing 2020. As in previous years it will consist of 8 rounds, divided into 4 locations with 2 rounds for each. Rounds 1 and 2 will be held in Lima,

We are pleased to inform you that at the last meeting of the Director Committee of the International Cycling Union (UCI) held on January 31 in the Swiss city of Dubendorf he agreed to deliver the venues of the 2021 and 2024 Track Para-Cycling World Championships to the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro. What we congratulate the Brazilian Cycling Confederation (CBC) for such a high honor and demonstrating a recognition of the work done

In the following link you can consult the Official Table of Classifieds by Country – Sex – Event to the Track Cycling World Championship, Berlin 2020. <p><a rel=”noreferrer noopener” href=”../../wp-content/uploads/2020/02/CLASIFICADOSCMP2020.pdf” target=”_blank”> <em><strong> CLASSIFIED BY NATIONS </strong></em></a></p>

The representation of Great Britain dominated the General Table of Medals by countries of the World Championship of Para-Cycling Track realized in the Canadian city of Milton. The British squad with 11 Gold medals and 21 in total surpassed by narrow margin to China that reached 9 titles and equal total of medals (21). For the third place, Australia finished with 7 gold metals and 9 medals in total. For America, the United States was

In the first BMX Racing World Cups of the year, riders headed to the land down under for Rounds 1 and 2 in Shepparton, Australia. Round 1 on Saturday was a bit of a hectic day. In the Elite Women’s race, World Champion, Alise Willoughby (Chula Vista, Calif.), was running quick laps all day staying out in front. During the main event, she won in style coming to a close finish with Australia’s Saya Sakakibara. In the semi-final, Brooke Crain (Visalia,

The Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Deceuninck Quick Step) was consecrated this Sunday champion of the Tour of San Juan, which was played in the province of San Juan (west), while the seventh and final stage was in the hands of the Colombian Fernando Gaviria (UAE Emirates team). Evenepoel sealed without problems a domain that he had consolidated when he conquered in a great way the time trial stage with an outstanding time, which allowed him to

Czech Zdenek Stybar (Deceuninck-Quick Step) won on Saturday the sixth and penultimate stage of the Tour of San Juan by winning the final sprint, while Belgian Remco Evenepoel continues to lead the overall standings, in the absence of a round To conclude the test. Stybar, 34, prevailed in the last escape in the last kilometer, when he took distance from the vanguard squad and nobody could reach him at the finish line of the Villicún

By: Kelly Fox (USA Cycling) Madigan Munro (Boulder, Colo.; Boulder Junior Cycling) went down in history today after earning a bronze medal behind the Dutch pair of Anrooij and Pieterse at the inaugural UCI Junior Women’s Cyclocross World Championships. The race started out with U.S. rider and eventual eighth place finisher Lizzy Gunsalus heading towards the front with Munro and Cassidy Hickey also in the top 10. By the second half of the first lap, the two