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PACHUCA DE SOTO, HIDALGO. The 34th edition of the Pan-American Road Cycling Championships will officially begin its competitive stage this Wednesday in this city of the state of Hidalgo, with the discussion of the medals in the individual time trial, of both sexes, proof in Cuba will be represented by Heidy Pradera between the females and Pedro Portuondo and Emilio Pérez in the masculine section. After formalizing their registrations on Tuesday at the Fiesta Inn

PUEBLA, MEXICO. The Hidalgo from Daniela Campuzano Chávez Peón demonstrated her strength in the mountains and won the International Cycling Cup of the specialty, which was held in Araxá, Brazil, which consisted of four events (marathon, time trial, short track and cross country). With a final time of 5 hours 37 minutes and 07 seconds, the Mexican won the first place in the general classification, leaving in second place the Argentinean Agustina María Apaza with

BOGOTÁ. The Colombian Selection Manzana Postobon had a great start in the International UCI Track Event in Ciudad de Cali, categories C1 and C2, by winning in the six finals played at the Alcides Nieto Patiño Velodrome. The Valle del Cauca Kevin Santiago Quintero and the Santandereana Martha Bayona, both based in Medellín, prevailed in Speed ​​and Keirin, being the most outstanding athletes in the criollo booty. Quintero beat his teammate Santiago Ramírez in the

PACHUCA, HIDALGO. Edgardo Hernández Chagoya, president of the Mexican Cycling Federation (Femeci), announced that everything is ready for the activities of the Pan-American Ruta Hidalgo 2019 Championship, with the expectation that Mexico will win medals in the three participating categories: feminine, sub23 and manly elite. “The expectations that I have are to have the three medals of the three events of the route and maybe one of the time trial, but those are my perspectives,

PACHUCA, HIDALGO. Hidalgo is ready to welcome the cyclists from the continent who will participate in the 2019 Pan-American Road Championship, which will take place from April 29 to May 5 in the city of Pachuca. The president of the Cycling Association of Hidalgo, José Antonio Silva Moreno, said that they are already in the final details to house the different delegations. So far the selections of Guyana and Mexico, who are concentrated in the

HAVANA. The Uruguayan Cycling Federation announced the team that will represent this South American country in the XXXIV Pan-American Road Championship, which will take place in Pachuca de Soto, capital of the Mexican state of Hidalgo, between April 29 and April 5. next may The governing body of cycling in Uruguay headed by the outstanding exorcist Federico Moreira, announced the following team: MEN ELITE. . Matías Presa . Pablo Anchieri . Anderson Maldonado . Robert

SAN JUAN. Two cyclists from the Public Employees Union burst the clocks this Friday on the first day of the Argentine Road Championship: Juan Pablo Dotti (ACINPROBA) was champion and won the gold medal, while his partner Emiliano Ibarra (Santafesina) was awarded the medal silver. The Bolivarian reached the golden standard by registering 54’30 “978 thousandths, while Emiliano Ibarra scored 55’06” 042 thousandths. The third and last place on the podium went to the Mendoza

BOGOTÁ. The international track has returned to Cali and with it also marks the return of one of its most important symbols: Fernando Gaviria. The Antioquian, twice world champion of the Omnium and fourth in the last Olympic Games Rio 2016, has decided to resume the activity in the velodrome of the Sultana with the aim of starting to score in the ranking for Tokyo 2020. Gaviria joined the Colombia Manzana Postobon team in the

PACHUCA, MÉXICO. El día comenzó con una advertencia del entrenador Raymundo Esparza, “nadie tiene su lugar ganado en la selección”. El grupo, reunido a las afueras del hotel sede y con bicicletas a la mano, acusó el aviso y se dispuso a rodar. Ataviados con el jersey de la selección mexicana, y uno más con el de Sinaloa, los pedalistas tomaron Río de las Avenidas ante la sorpresa de los automovilistas pachuqueños, quienes volteaban cuando

MEXICO. Mexican cyclist Daniela Campuzano began her participation in the International Mountain Cycling Cup, becoming the champion, an event that took place in Araxá, Brazil and which was part of her preparation for her participation in the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima. Campuzano achieved a time of 3: 21.10 hours in the competition, which was enough to leave in second place its similar, Argentina Agustina Maria Apaza who finished with a time of 3: