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Juan Sebastián Molano (UAE Team Emirates) was left with the victory in the second stage of Tour Colombia 2.1. The Boyacense sprinter, true to his style, won the decisive packaging with authority and in this way he won his first victory in the 2020 edition of the coffee race. This Wednesday was a quick day and once again through the intense heat. The boyacense who is running at home, invested a time of 3 hours,

 Education First prevailed in the first stage of Tour Colombia, which took place on Tuesday with departure and finish in Tunja, Boyacá, a 16-kilometer team time trial, with a time of 18 minutes 01 second and the first leader of the race He is the Ecuadorian, Jhonatan Caicedo. The chrono started 2,700 meters above sea level in the capital of Boyacense and ended at the same place of departure. The road began to steep at

This Sunday officially opened the schedule of activities of Tour Colombia 2.1 of 2020. The third edition of the competition that will have a new champion (the last one was Miguel Ángel ‘Superman’ López), made the presentation of teams at the La Independencia stadium Tunja (Boyacá). The most important football scene of the department of Boyacense, received on this occasion a beautiful audience that made the appointment to the opening ceremony of the most important

The Costa Rican cyclist, Kevin Rivera of the Italian team Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec, continues to reap good results and this Monday won the queen stage in the Langkawi Tour of Malaysia. After a journey of 156 kilometers the attic arrived first with a time of 4 hours 18 minutes 55 seconds. In the second place, 10 seconds from Kevin, the Italian Danilo Celano entered, while the third place went to the Russian Artem Ovechkin

The city of Cali, capital of the department of Valle del Cauca in Colombia, will host the First Pan American Junior Games next 2021. An approximate figure of 4,000 athletes from the 41 national Olympic Committee members of Panam Sports will compete in more than 25 sports in the city caleña  from June 5 to 20, aged between 18 and 21 years. Cycling sport with great roots in our continent and with a special significance

In the first of 3 races of the new Hero World Series held on February 7 in Hatta the current world champion in the Marathon modality, Hector Leonardo Páez of the Giant Polimedical, won by facing 20 competitors of the UCI men’s category. In addition to the triumph, the Colombian contributed 10 points that our country will continue to add in order to reach the Tokyo Olympic dream. The Colombian made his first international presentation

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