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CITY OF PANAMA. The Panamanian domain lasted one more day in the Tour of Chiriqui thanks to Franklin Archibold. The Team Ininco rider took the honors in the fourth stage, a victory that allowed him to assume the overall leadership of the competition. Archibold timed 2 hours, 21 minutes and 37 seconds to beat Fabio Avendaño, of the Soacha team from Colombia, who entered 2 minutes, 37 seconds. The also Panamanian Carlos Samudio, leader of

CHIRIQUÍ. The Chilean cyclist Carlos Samudio won on Saturday the third stage of the XXXIX International Cycling Tour of Chiriquí and in the process was placed as the new Leader of the General Classification of the event that brings together more than 70 riders from various countries. Samudio, of the Rally-Claro Panama team, won the 142.0 km test between David-Los Anastacio-Circunvalación-Bagalá-Cerro Punta, arriving alone at the finish line with a time of 3 hours 54

QUITO. Ecuadorian Byron Guamá won this Friday the penultimate stage of the thirty-sixth Cycling Tour of Ecuador, which was played between the towns of El Playón de San Francisco and Atuntaqui, while Jorge Montenegro is the virtual champion in the absence of a day. From the Movistar team, Guamá was emerging as a favorite before the start of the Tour for his experience in the Pan American Games and the Olympic Games and has won

CHIRIQUÍ. The cyclist Alonso Gamero won the second stage of the Vuelta a Chiriquí called ‘David – Gualaca – Potrerillos – David’, which is being held in Panama. This section had a distance of 121.8 kilometers. But it was not the only thing he won. The Peruvian also led the meta mountain of the stage. And, as if that were not enough, he climbed to the second box of the General Classification with a total

CHIRIQUÍ. Costa Rican cyclist Jhon Jiménez, in time of 3:02:33, of the Asociglobo Nestle 7C Giant team, took the first stage of the XXXIX version of the Vuelta a Chiriquí, dedicated to the Panamanian Sports Institute (PANDEPORTES), on Thursday. The second place went to Carlos Brenes, of the Colono Costa Rica Group, and in the third place was Julio Padilla, of the Optics Deluxe Guatemala, both with the same time. The 83 riders left the

QUITO. The Ecuadorian cyclist Cristian Tobar won the fifth stage of the XXXVI Cycling Tour of Ecuador on Thursday during the circuit held in the Ecuadorian town of San Gabriel, in the province of Carchi, bordering Colombia. Tobar timed 1 hour, 29 minutes and 6 seconds in the tightest dispute for first place, as in most stages, as the second place went to the Vuelta leader, Ecuadorian Jorge Montenegro, who timed the same time that

TULCÁN, ECUADOR. El ciclista del Team Saitel remató en el ingreso al centro de Tulcán y se llevó la  etapa más complicada de la edición 36 de la Vuelta al Ecuador. El pedalista nacido en Sucumbíos registró un tiempo de 4 horas, 11 minutos y 58 segundos. Richard Huera ha sido uno de los ciclistas más regulares en lo que va de la competencia y este miércoles 20 de noviembre se llevó la cuarta etapa.

ALLEN, ARGENTINA. The Argentine champion Juan Pablo Dotti, who led the team of the Public Employees Union (SEP), of San Juan, reached his first victory in the 76th edition of the Tour of the Valley that ended in Allen after five stages that were exciting and summoned Many fans Dotti, who was on the lookout at the beginning of the legendary test, appeared in all its dimension in the fourth stage that was fulfilled this

QUITO. Jorge Montenegro of the Eagle Bile-Tims team won the second stage of the Cycling Tour of Ecuador held on November 19, 2019. “We have worked very hard, with this victory. We hope to remain leaders until the end of the round,” said Montenegro . Other winners were Byron Guama, with the Mountain Prize; Cristian Pita, with Flying Goals; sub 23 category, Benjamin Quinteros; and Joel Cortéz for competitiveness. The competition started at 9:00 in

QUITO. The Ecuadorian Sebastián Novoa, of the National Police Cooperative, was crowned winner of the first stage of the XXXVI Cycling Tour of Ecuador, which began Monday at the José Luis Recalde velodrome in Quito. In the middle of an intense cold, thunder and gray clouds, that threatened with a persistent rain on the athletes, the return began – postponed by the disturbances of the last month in the country – with an almost symbolic