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The Ecuadorian cyclist Harold Martín López, 24 years old, added this weekend a new feat to his brilliant season, when he was crowned champion of the Tour of Hungary. This 2025 is being a dream year for the cyclist from Ibarra, who had already won the Tour of Greece a few weeks ago. In Hungary, he won the overall title after an outstanding performance in the third stage – where he won with authority –

In a vibrant finish, Wout van Aert (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) took the victory on Sunday in the ninth stage of the Giro d’Italia, which was disputed over 181 kilometers between Gubbio and Siena with several sections of sterrato, where the Mexican Isaac del Toro (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) took the lead of the ‘Corsa Rosa’. The Belgian all-rounder spectacularly won the duel in the last meters to Del Toro, his breakaway companion, who

In a final full of emotions, the American Sean Christian (Team Skyline) won the Grand Prix New York 2025. The 23-year-old American cyclist defeated Colombian Brayan Sanchez of Team Medellin-EPM, who had to settle for second place. The podium of the race was completed by the Danish Kasper Andersen (ASD Swatt Club), who finished third, while in the top 10 the sprinter from Boyaca Jhonatan Guatibonza (Nu Colombia) was sixth, with the same time as

After Juan Ayuso’s epic win in Tagliacozzo, the Giro d’Italia 2025 remained this Saturday in the mountains, but with a totally different eighth stage. No high finish, very favorable for a hypothetical breakaway. And so it turned out. After forming a breakaway in Montelago, with Igor Arrieta, Diego Ulissi, Wilco Kelderman and Luke Plapp, the Australian attacked with 45 kilometers to go solo for the win. With enough of a cushion to not worry about

Casper van Uden won the fourth stage of the Giro d’Italia 2025. The Dutchman from Team Picnic PostNL was unbeatable in the sprint, beating true specialists and favorites such as Olav Kooij and Mads Pedersen. The change from Albania to the transalpine country has been good for the pure sprinters, while the Danish Lidl-Trek rider will remain in pink for another day. The arrival in Italy presented us with a day of 189 kilometers between

Colombia met its new champion of the Vuelta de la Juventud! The cyclist Juan Felipe Rodríguez of Team Sistecrédito regained the title of the Under-23 competition for Cundinamarca, which last won it with the zipaquireño Jesús David Peña in 2021. This traditional cycling event, which celebrated its 58th edition, continues to be one of the main platforms of projection for under-23 cyclists in the country. For Rodríguez, 21 years old, this title marks the beginning

MyWhoosh, the popular free virtual cycling platform, has confirmed the return of its flagship event: the MyWhoosh Championship 2025, to be held next August. Registrations will open in June, and a massive international participation is expected. After the success of its first edition in 2023, the championship is back with a vengeance to consolidate itself as one of the key events in competitive virtual cycling. This year’s edition will distribute an impressive $1 million in

The President of the Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), José Manuel Peláez, sent congratulations to all the mothers of cycling in America, on the occasion of the celebration this second Sunday of May, in most of the countries of our continent: Mother’s Day. In an official publication in his social networks, Pelaez recognized the love for the sport that cycling mothers, coaches, judges, federations and journalists leave behind, to whom he expressed admiration and affection

The young British rider Joshua Tarling (Ineos Grenadiers) fulfilled the predictions and was the best in the individual time trial of 13.7 kilometers of the 108th edition of the Giro d’Italia, which took place in Tirana, the Albanian capital. The time trial specialist beat Slovenian Primoz Roglic (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe) by one second, who snatched the leader’s jersey from Danish Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek), who finished 7th, 12 seconds behind Tarling. In a

The Australian sprinter, winner of multiple stages in grand tours, confirmed his decision via Instagram with a lengthy statement also shared by the British team. “For my whole life the world has revolved around racing. The intense routine, the sacrifice, the constant search for improvement, the hunger to win… it’s been my rhythm, my identity. But what used to mean everything to me, no longer does,” Ewan wrote. The news comes unexpectedly, especially since the