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GUATEMALA CITY. The Guatemalan José Canastuj, better known as “el Torito”, beat the Colombian George Tibaquira on Tuesday and won the seventh stage of the Tour of Guatemala, where Manuel Rodas is still the leader. After disputing the 116 kilometers of the Palo Gordo Esquipulas circuit to San Marcos, Canastuj, he won the stage with a time of 3 hours 10 minutes and 45 seconds, followed by Tibaquira and Nervin Jiatz, second and third, respectively.

GUATEMALA CITY. The Guatemalan Alfredo Ajpacajá, current Vuelta champion, was left with the victory in the sixth stage of the Tour of Guatemala that ended in Totonicapán, while Manuel Rodas remained in the lead. Both Decorabaños runners showed their high level before the attack of the Colombian riders in a 96-kilometer stage, where three mountain prizes and the same number of flying goals were played. “I am happy with the triumph. I wanted to give

BOGOTÁ. Four representatives of the national team Manzana Postobon will be present from November 1 at the beginning of the World Cup series, events that will serve to add and seal the classification to the next Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Those directed by Jhon Jaime González will be presented in the first of the six valid at the Minsk velodrome, Belarus, from November 1 to 3, with Martha Bayona, Juliana Gaviria, Santiago Ramírez and Kevin Santiago

CITY OF PANAMA. Geraldine López was consecrated this Sunday as the new “queen” of the Women’s Cycling Tour of Panama. The Colombian was awarded the VI version of this pedal event, which was also crowned as the best climber, after five days of competition. López (Bugliatti-Paths of Omar-Team Infinity), also won two stages in this 2019 edition and was second in the classification of the flying goals. “It is a dream to have achieved this

GUATEMALA CITY. The rider, originally from Quetzaltenango, did not disappoint and made the best time of the time trial (33.5 kilometers), and achieved his fifth consecutive victory in this test. “I am happy. I knew there were great runners who were going to be fighting. We continue to show our power in the time trial. You have to go in defense of that sweater tomorrow and put order in the caravan, it has run messy

HAVANA. In the context of the celebrations for the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Villa de San Cristóbal de La Habana, between 1 and 3 November, the Caribbean Route Championship, Class 1.2 of the UCI will take place, to which they have already brokers confirmed their participation from 25 countries in the region. The cycling competition, enrolled in the América Tour international cycling circuit, has summoned routers of the elite and sub 23

HAVANA. The Cuban cyclist Arlenis Sierra was fourth in the massive arrival in the Tour of Guangxi, in China, where she was champion in 2018, in the race that closes the Women’s World Tour of the International Cycling Union (UCI). According to the official results of the UCI, Sierra is approved the same time as the winner, the Australian Chloe Hosking, who traveled the 145.8 kilometers in 3: 48.56 hours. Behind Hosking, the Canadian Alison

GUATEMALA CITY. Peruvian cyclist André González won the fourth stage of the Tour of Guatemala on Saturday and is the new leader in the general classification of the event that brings together more than a hundred runners. González crossed the finish line with a time of 2 hours, 48 ​​minutes and 11 seconds, followed by Grant Koontz, from the United States, and also Peruvian Alonso Gamero, second and third, respectively. In the 121 kilometers that

BUENOS AIRES. After the Road Cycling World Championship, held in Yorkshire, United Kingdom, the Argentine specialty team obtained the Olympic place for Tokyo 2020 after being ranked 49th in the world ranking by countries of the International Cycling Union (UCI). The UCI World Ranking by Nations gave a place to the first 50 countries of the general classification and Argentina was ranked 49th with 769.95 points. The Argentine team got its location thanks to the

GUATEMALA CITY. The Honduran cyclist Luis López beat the current champion, Alfredo Ajcapajá, in the sprint during the third stage of the Tour of Guatemala and was also crowned leader of the general classification of the Guatemalan round. The 93 kilometers of this route, between Gualán, El Rancho, El Progreso and Guastatoya, left, after three flying goals and a disputed mountain prize, López first on the podium, followed by Ajcapajá and with the Peruvian Alonso