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By: Lisset Isabel Ricardo (JIT Digital)  Cuban PEDALIST Arlenis Sierra, captain of the Astana Women’s club, today won the second place of the Australian-based Cadel Evans Great Ocean race, corresponding to the World Road Tour. Arlenis crossed the finish line just 15 seconds behind the winner, Germany’s Liane Lippert, of the Sunweb team, who scored 3 hours, 17 minutes and 46 seconds at 121.5 kilometers on a circuit in Melbourne. The local Amanda Spratt, of

Tandem Team Sprint Final Place   Bib   Team Gold 804 NETHERLANDS 17 TER SCHURE, Vincent Pilot: FRANSEN, Timo 171 KLAASSEN, Larissa Pilot: BROMMER, Imke Silver 805 POLAND 19 BRZOZOWSKI, Adam Pilot: KUCZYNSKI, Kamil 173 BIEDRZYCKA, Angelika Pilot: JASINSKA, Edyta Bronze 803 GREECE 10 SANDALAKIS, Christos Pilot: BRETAS, Sotirios 169 KALATZI, Eleni Pilot: MILAKI, Argyro Women C5 500m Time Trial Final Place   Bib   Name Team Gold 257 GROOT, Caroline NETHERLANDS Silver 253 PATOUILLET, Marie FRANCE Bronze 255

The Colombian Miguel Flórez, of the Italian team Androni-Giocatoli, won on Friday the fifth stage of the Tour of San Juan, a 175-kilometer route rising between the towns of Caucete and Alto Colorado. Meanwhile, Belgian Remco Evenepoel continues to lead the overall standings and is emerging to win the title. The 23-year-old Bogota-born Flórez managed to take off in the last 200 meters of a strong vanguard squad, at a very demanding stage from 600

USA Cycling is pleased to announce an Elite National Commissaire Course for BMX, March 3rd – 6th, 2020 in preparation for the UCI BMX World Championships to be conducted in Houston, TX, May 26th – 31st, 2020. This course will be held near the Rockstar Energy Bike Park, near Houston International Airport (IAH). Exact course location and housing block information will be released in the coming weeks. We invite you to pass this information along to interested

By: FECOCI Press The national male and female road cycling selectors, Yurandir Leandro and Javier Bonilla, present the list of cyclists pre-summoned to the national team, with which they will begin the processes for the main international events in which Costa Rica will be present. This group of cyclists will be the basis of the national teams, however, this is not a definitive list, since other riders could be incorporated based on the performance they

Por: Lisset Isabel Ricardo (Jit Digital) The Cuban Arlenis Sierra crossed tenth this Thursday in the Torquay race, held in a circuit à Melbourne, Australie, and local Brodie Chapman, of the Aquitaine Futuroscope team, from France, managed to make a break that granted the victory in the 106.4 kilometers with time of 2:52:48 hours. Chapman defended his escape when two laps were missing, despite his compatriot Emily Herfoss (Roxsolt), and the Americans Tayler Wiles (Trek-Segafredo)

The Colombian Fernando Gaviria, from UAE Emirates, achieved his second victory on the Vuelta a San Juan on Wednesday by winning the sprint in the fourth stage, which was played between Jáchal and Valle Fertil, on a 185.8 km route with three ports punishable, two first category and one third. Gaviria maintains a permanent idyll with the San Juan round, in which he has won a total of seven victories since he opened his locker

Remco Evenepoel, with just 20 years old, not only raises tremendous expectations, but the Belgian is responsible for fulfilling one by one. This was done in the Contra Watch of the Tour of San Juan, in the third stage, in which the (Deceuninck Quick Step) took the victory in a 15.2 km course with a demanding finish in Punta Negra.  During the first section, more flat, it was a shot that marked the best time