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SONORA, MEXICO. Sonoran cyclist René Corella will face the Pan American Track Championship to be held from September 4 to 9, which will be based in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Corella Braun, who attended the Lima 2019 Pan American Games in the road mode, will resume track activity on Bolivian soil where, for her opinion, Mexico will aim for a medal in Team Pursuit. “It is a very important event because it distributes more points in the

BOGOTÁ. Nairo Quintana has added in the second stage of the Vuelta his second victory in a great lap this season, after the one achieved in the recent Tour de France and achieves his second victory also in the Spanish round, after that of Lagos de Covadonga in the 2016, the one that won the Tour, not counting the triumph of the 2014 team chrono. With that of this Sunday, there are already eight victories

BUENOS AIRES. The Lima 2019 Parapan American Sports Games are already underway and the Argentine National Team traveled with the presence of five members of the Weber The Second Ladies Power Team who will be looking for the podium and dream of arriving in Tokyo. The second step of the Olympic cycle was launched a few weeks ago with the Lima 2019 Pan American Sports Games where Maribel Aguirre was representing the Argentine National Team

BOGOTÁ. Cycling is undoubtedly the sport that has given Colombia the most joy in recent years and shows that this is the most recent update that the International Cycling Union did in its individual rankings, by teams and by nations. To the recent titles of Egan Bernal in the Tour de France and Iván Ramiro Sosa in the Tour of Burgos is added the good performance, in general, that Team Medellín has had in the

GUATEMALA CITY. The Executive Committee of the Guatemalan Cycling Federation headed by Stuard Rodríguez, congratulates the Board of Directors of Deluxe Optics headed by Pablo Ramos, the family, Ramos for their vision of growth in favor of national cycling, will soon have international participation in Ecuador and Colombia . The National team, Deluxe Optics in scoop for the Press Department of the Guatemalan Cycling Federation announced the pleasant news of their participation in the Cycling

FECOCI CREATES AND SWEETS NEW WOMEN’S COMMISSION SAINT JOSEPH. In a historical event for women’s cycling in our country, this Tuesday at the facilities of the Costa Rican Cycling Federation, our president, Juan Manuel González Zamora, swore in the new FECOCI Women’s Commission, which, from now on He will work for women’s cycling. This project is led by Rosaura Méndez G, member of the Board of Directors of FECOCI, winner of the first Women’s Tour

CITY OF PANAMA. Venezuelan biker Jennifer Cesar was titled RPC Radio Giro champion for the second consecutive year in the Open 19+ category. A 30-year-old native of the San Carlos region, Cojedes state, Venezuela, César of Team Bugliatti Cycling Team, caught the lead during the third stage of the Giro in MetroPark, through a categorical stage win and completely dominate the flying goals, and thus defend his status as champion until the final pedaling during

BARTICA. Guyana was the host of the 2019 Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships held on August 10 and 11 where the best young riders of the region contested a time trial and road race. Guyana Cycling Federation President Horace Burrows and his team or organizers brought the event to the town on the Essequibo River with a challenging 8.6 kilometer circuit for both events. In the Pre-Junior category (15-16) time trial, Alexander Miller of Bermuda took

CITY OF PANAMA. The Spanish cyclist Diego Milan, of the Inteja IMCA Ridea DCT team, took the honors in the newly opened Open category of the RPC Tour, after completing the 86 kilometers of route in 2 hours, 03 minutes, 57 seconds. In the general classification Milan was escorted by Luis Álvarez and Franklin Archibold. “It has been a triumph very worked by the team as they have seen all these days, we wanted to

BOGOTÁ. The Colombia Manto Postobón track team said goodbye this Sunday to the World Youth Championship that took place in Frankfurt, Germany, after winning a silver medal with Antioquia Anderson Arboleda in the scratch test. On this Sunday’s day, five Colombians were in action. The first one was Juan Camilo Puentes, who was contesting the kilometer test, where he achieved the 23rd position. The German Tobias Buck-Gramcko got the gold medal, followed by the Dutch