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This Sunday ended the National Road Cycling Championship convened and organized by the Mexican Cycling Federation, with the support of the Government of Aguascalientes. It is the first federated competition to be held in Mexico, in the coronavirus pandemic that to date maintains the risks of contagion at the national level in Orange or Red Traffic, and has caused the death of more than 67 thousand people in the country. This Sunday, the state of

Puerto Rican rider Abner Alejandro González closed his participation in the 2020 Vuelta a Cantabria with a podium (3rd place) in the last stage of the traditional race in that Spanish region that takes place every year. In this 2020 edition, the 19-year-old rider from La Moca, a municipality 132 km away from the capital San Juan, representing the Telco’m -On Clima – Oses team managed to place in 6th place in the General Classification

The competitions gradually begin again in the country, and this weekend in Aguascalientes the National Cycling Championship is held, in the route modality, and Antonieta Gaxiola was the winner in the elite women’s category. “The great teamwork is what supported me to make this the best day of my life,” said Gaxiola, who competes for the PatoBike BMC team. After more than 60 kilometers of the competition, the attacks began, the longest was in charge

The Colombian Mariana Pajón returned to official competitions, after 6 months of para, in the BMX European Cup, a test that took place in Verona, Italy between Saturday and Sunday. Pajón rose to the podium by taking second place in both tests. On Saturday, the Colombian had already signed second place in the first valid and this Sunday she repeated second place behind the Dutch Laura Smulders, winner of both rounds. Before the pandemic, Mariana

After a drought of cycling competitions, the Mexican Cycling Federation restarted activities with the individual Time Trial event, thus starting the National Road Championship in Pabellón de Arteaga, Aguascalientes. The first national champions emerged in youth C, they are Victoria Velasco from Nuevo León and Jorge Peyrot from Baja California Sur, in the sub 23 the podium went to Julita Lledías from Agolíco de Jalisco, who had a strong fight with the team’s Yareli Acevedo

The Ecuadorian cyclist Johnatan Narváez, from the Ineos-Grenadiers team, achieved this Friday the final victory in the Coppi and Bartali International Week, after the fourth and last stage, of 166.2 kilometers, starting and finishing in the Italian town of Forlì and in which the Dutch Pascal Eenkhoorn (Jumbo-Visma) won.  Narváez, his country’s long-distance road champion in 2017, took the final victory by finishing third, and scoring four bonus seconds, in the final stage, behind the

The world medalist Ignacio Prado, the Pan American champions, Gerardo Ulloa and Daniela Campuzano, and the continental medalist, Yareli Salazar, are some of the most outstanding riders who will compete this weekend in the National Road Cycling Championship, in Aguascalientes, which starts this Friday and ends on Sunday.  This is the first federated competition to be held in the country, amid the contingencies caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mexican Cycling Federation (FMC) decided to

After more than 3 months of total inactivity, the Nicaraguan Cycling Federation culminated this week its National Championships in the Road and Mountain Marathon modalities. The first to compete were the specialists from Contra Reloj en Ruta who met in the municipality of Tipitapa, a locality of Timal Hydraulic that links this city with Malacatoya 37 km from Managua, capital of the country, who opened the new hydraulic concrete highway that connects this city with

Imola’s motor racing circuit will host this year’s World Road Cycling Championships, the UCI announced on Wednesday after the original Swiss venue was abandoned due to coronavirus. The Italian track, which will host its first F1 Grand Prix this year since 2006, was selected ahead of Planche des Belles Filles climb in the eastern Vosges mountains of France. Aigle-Martigny in Switzerland was originally to host the Sept 20-27 event but organisers last month decided that

Kaden Hopkins and Caitlin Conyers successfully retained their Bermuda Time-Trial National Championships crowns at Clearwater Beach yesterday. In challenging conditions, both handled the overwhelming expectations to race home to victory in the Open Male category and Open Female category respectively. Hopkins held off strong competition from Connor White and Tyler Smith to take top honours in a winning time of 41min 18sec and maintain his scintillating form, having won three successive races — the VT