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GUATEMALA. The Colombian Liliana Moreno, of the Astana Womens Team, won Sunday the nineteenth edition of the Women’s Tour of Guatemala with a time of 12 hours, 39 minutes and 16 seconds. The Cuban Arlenis Sierra, teammate of the brand new champion, won the last stage, in Guatemala City, and won in four of the five days. Moreno arrived with the sign of having finished in second place in the Vuelta a Colombia, won by

OTTAWA. Leah Kirchmann, racing for Team Canada, won the Grand Prix Cycliste Gatineau for the second time in three years on Thursday, holding off Rally UHC riders Allison Beveridge and Krista Doebel-Hickok on a long uphill sprint after 104 kilometres of racing. The 10th edition of the race through the Gatineau national park, across the Ottawa River from the Canadian capital, took the field of 70 riders on a long, winding climb to a two-lap

GUATEMALA. The Colombian Blanca Liliana Moreno made an extraordinary stage in Chimaltenango and achieved a second place in the fourth stage and the leadership of the Vuelta Femenina 2019. Moreno managed to fight in the village El Camán de Patzicía and entered the second place of the fourth stage. His income was behind Arlenis Sierra de Cuba, with a time of 02 hours 28 minutes and 34 seconds. In addition, the South American moved from

MADRID. The British Chris Froome (Ineos), the Colombian Nairo Quintana (Movistar) and the Dutchman Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) will measure their strength in the Critérium del Dauphiné from this Sunday until the 16th, a general rehearsal for the Tour de France that will start the July 6, Brussels. The 71st edition of the Dauphiné Critérium will not count on the final winner of the race and the Tour, the British Geraint Thomas, who has preferred to

BOGOTÁ. By calendar arrangement and at the request of the UCI, the Colombian Cycling Federation informs that the fourth edition of the Vuelta a Colombia Femenina, scheduled from October 17 to 20, has been rescheduled from October 24 to 27, maintaining its main headquarters in the Coffee Axis. The tour will consist of four stages that will be confirmed once the routes are analyzed and the permits for the transit of the caravan are approved

GUATEMALA. San Cristóbal Totonicapán became the stage where the 19 Women’s Tour to Guatemala took dramatic tones for the day of Saturday and Sunday. The Guatemalan Gabriela Soto, of the Mexican team Swapit Agolico, had a great competition. He figured in the first three places of the intermediate prizes disputed this day: Flying Goals and Mountain Prizes. Despite not winning the stage, the Guatemalan Soto managed to position herself very well in the individual general

LA PAZ. “I think it has everything, I have not seen a track that has a villa like this, with the hotel, the sports center, a large airport (in the city). It’s the best I’ve seen in many places I’ve visited, “said Randy Shafer, the technician in charge of evaluations of the International Cycling Union (UCI), after his inspection of the velodrome at the Center for Training and Sports Training (Cefed) of La Tamborada The

GUATEMALA. The second stage, run between Pamezabal – El Novillero – Pamezabal, in Santa Lucía Utatlán, Sololá; had a clear dominance, the Mexican Ariadna Gutierrez. The only escape of the day was Gutiérrez, who took off from the peloton a few minutes after the start of the competition. Ariadna achieved a difference of 2 minutes and 25 seconds over the peloton during the 99-kilometer course, and won all the points in dispute. The Mexican swept

GUATEMALA. Cuba won in the sprint and together with Mexico they made the first places of the first stage of the Women’s Vuelta. The winner was Cuban Arlenis Sierra, who clocked a time of 3:24:19 hours. With a complicated start due to situations related to traffic, this day began the 19th edition of the International Women’s Cycling Tour 2019. The competition that had its exit (controlled) in the central park of Villa Nueva occurred more

GUATEMALA. As of today, a total of 17 teams, between nationals and foreigners, will dispute the 19th edition of the Women’s Tour to Guatemala, qualified with a 2.2 degree by the International Cycling Union (UCI), which will have a total distance of 462.3 kilometers. There will be 13 foreign representatives and 4 Guatemalans who will gather 98 cyclists and who will shoot in the departments of Escuintla, Sololá, Quetzaltenango, Totonicapán, Chimaltenango and Guatemala City. The