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A new version of the International Tour of Chiriqui, to be held from November 21 to 28, will give continuity to the Panamanian calendar after the Tour of Panama. The traditional Panamanian race will have 872 kilometers in total, in eight days of competition, with 22 flying goals and four mountain prizes, where the local Franklin Archibold will defend the title, after winning the special version of 2023, which took place last January. The opening

The U.S. XCO has experienced in 2024 the best year in terms of competition results and its federation wanted to recognize it in style a few days ago in Bentonville, Arkansas. But the historic medal of Haley Batten in Paris or the victories of Riley Amos, Chris Blevins, Kelsey Urban or Savilia Blunk do not accompany the new trends in the American country. The Specialized Factory Racing cyclist, Haley Batten, achieved with her bronze in

Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Huera was crowned champion of the 41st edition of the Tour of Ecuador, which concluded this November 17 at the Ciudad Mitad del Mundo complex in the capital, Quito, in a stage won by Juan Carlos Córdova, of the C&S Technology team. This Sunday, 66 cyclists rode 160 kilometers of the last stage of the tournament, in which Huera, from Movistar Best PC, crossed the finish line in fourth place, but nothing

The fifth stage of the Tour of Ecuador 2024 was dominated by Colombian riders. Robinson Chalapud (Team Banco Guayaquil) was the strongest at the end and achieved another victory in the South American race, after riding 153.4 kilometers between Urbina and Machachi. The 40-year-old rider from Nariño, who achieved his first victory of the season, beat his compatriots Carlos Parra (Team Saitel) and Daniel Guzmán (Team Orígenes Coffee), who came in 2nd and 3rd, respectively.Vuelta

After three days of competition, Colombian Sergio Luis Henao (Nu Colombia) reedited his great feats in Europe and became champion of the Tour of Rio 2024, after defending the lead in the last stage disputed in Conservatória, in the region of Vale do Café. The places of honor in the Brazilian race were completed by his countryman Wilmar Paredes (Team Medellín-EPM) and the Colombian-Spanish Óscar Sevilla (Team Medellín-EPM), who climbed to the top of the

Cuba’s Daymelín Pérez and Liannis Mesa won the gold and bronze medals, respectively, in the individual time trial under-23 category of the Caribbean Road Cycling Championships 2024; while the Puerto Rican Christopher Morales did the same in the same category, in the regional race that started this Saturday in Georgetown, Guyana. Daymelín, from Holguin, fulfilled the expectations of those who considered her as the favorite and secured with her victory the only ticket in dispute

The crucial day to the time trial of the Tour of Guatemala 2024 was in the hands of Javier Jamaica (Team Medellin-EPM). The Colombian was the best in the time trial of 15 kilometers around Villa Canales. The individual time trial was won by the Bogota rider, who was unbeatable in the fight against the clock, winning with a time of 27:56, at an average of 32.27 km/hour. López was escorted in the day’s time

After Nu Colombia won the first stage of the Tour de Rio 2024 with antiqoueño Sergio Henao, the locals woke up and the Brazilian Vinicius da Silva Santos (São José Ciclismo) took the second fraction of 151.2 kilometers with start and finish in Conservatória. “It was a very hard race, the teams worked hard to chase and catch the breakaway. Our team put together a good strategy. With four kilometers to go I gave everything

In a great performance, the Costa Rican Sebastián Brenes (Canel’s-Java) won the eighth stage the Tour of Guatemala 2024, winning in the sprint. The flat day was disputed in the capital of Guatemala with 121.3 kilometers of route. The Tico rider took advantage of his top speed to beat his compatriot Pablo Luis Mudarra (Team Colono Bikestation Kölbi) and the Panamanian Cristofer Jurado (Panama es Cultura y Valores), who finished second and third, respectively. The

The cariocas, who these days are breathing soccer through all their pores after Botafogo’s qualification to its first final in the Copa Libertadores, saw how cycling took its space with the first stage of the Tour de Rio, which left Sergio Luis Henao (Nu Colombia) as the winner. The experienced rider from Antioquia was the strongest of the breakaway at the end and won the stage alone, after riding 141.2 kilometers around Conservatória, in the