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BOGOTÁ. In the next thirty days, the Colombian BMX team is coming up with two crucial commitments, for the sum of points in the UCI ranking for Tokyo 2020. The first one will be the World Championship for the modality in Zolder next week and the second in the first days of August, the Pan American Games in Lima. The first and one of the most important of the season for the national team that

CARACAS. The local cyclist Orluis Aular, who defends the colors of the Venezuelan National Team, has again imposed himself in the fifth stage of the 56th edition of the Vuelta a Venezuela, an individual time trial of 28.4 kilometers with departure and arrival in the town of Pavia. Aular, who had already won three sprint victories, was also the fastest in the timekeeping and stopped the clock with 40 minutes and 33 seconds, a record

CARACAS. Three of four. The local cyclist Orluis Aular (Sel. De Venezuela) has repeated victory in the fourth stage of the 56th edition of the Vuelta a Venezuela, a journey of 155.3 kilometers that linked the towns of Acarigua and Barquisimeto. With a time of 3 hours, 56 minutes and 3 seconds, Aular won the sprint again, this time, on arrival at Barquisimeto, ahead of Jonathan Salinas (Deportivo Táchira). Ralph Monsalve (Venezuela Country of Future),

CARACAS. With a time of 4 hours, 9 minutes and 9 seconds, Orluis Aular achieved the victory on the route from Valencia to Acarigua that took place this Friday, July 19, as part of the stages of the Vuelta a Venezuela 2019. Second place it was for José Toledo of Deportivo Táchira, while third arrived Jorge Alvarado. The first Bonus Sprint (kilometer 34 of competition) was won by Wilmen Bravo (Deportivo Táchira), second Ralph Monsalve

CARACAS. The Venezuelan cyclist Orluis Aular, who defends the colors of the national team, went on to lead the individual general classification of the 56th edition of the Tour of Venezuela after imposing himself on Thursday in his second stage, a 156.5-kilometer day between the localities of Los Teques and Valencia. With a time of 3 hours, 57 minutes and 22 seconds (39.55 km / h), Aular won the sprint on arrival in Valencia by

CARACAS. After recovering from three bicycle changes in full competition, the rider Xavier Quevedo (Venezuela, Country of the Future) won the first stage of the fifty-sixth edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela held on Wednesday, July 17, on Avenida Bolívar in the city. from Caracas. After the ceremonial acts led by Eliezer Rojas, president of the Venezuelan Cycling Federation, the chief curator of the proof of Cuban origin, Héctor Marcos Gutiérrez, gave the instructions

CARACAS. Everything is ready for this Wednesday, July 17, to start the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela, in which more than 120 riders from 10 Venezuelan and six international teams will participate. The first stage will start at Bolivar Avenue in Caracas, where vehicles will be restricted from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and will have a distance of 100 kilometers. The Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela enters the scene one more year, an event inscribed in

BOGOTÁ. A list of 23 cyclists (in the course of the week will be defined the last man’s quota for track and route) are confirmed to represent the country in the next edition of the Pan American Games in Lima, which will take place on July 26 at August 11. The most important sporting event on the continent, will have for the first time five cycling modalities officially registered in the competition program, thanks to

HAVANA. The Pan-American Games Guadalajara-2011 catapulted the cyclist Arlenis Sierra towards the continental summit. In that fight, the Cuban woman, then 18 years old, starred in a memorable getaway in the female route, a specialty that she won by breaking any pre-competition prognosis. Eight years later, Granma has confirmed that this golden triumph was not the result of chance, as it established itself as an elite cyclist, among the best in the world, in high

MADRID. The Belgian Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) won this Monday in Albi the 10th stage of the Tour de France, at the end of which the French Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step) consolidated his yellow jersey after several favorites lost time because of the fans. The French Thibaut Pinot, who gave 1 minute and 40 seconds, went down in the last 40 kilometers, as well as other aspiring podiums like the Colombian Rigoberto Urán, the Danish