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LIMA. He could not the first and remained in bronze, nor the second when the bicycle, his great companion, played tricks on him. But Arlenis Sierra is not one of those young people who get discouraged at the first stone that appears in their path. The Granmense on his last chance, the route, conquered all the glory in a disputed closing on the finish line. A week ago when he took the bronze medal at

LIMA. The multi-champion and Olympic medalist Mariana Pajón won the gold medal in this BMX Race modality in the Pan American Games. The Olympic champion and medalist, Mariana Pajon, won the gold medal in the BMX Race Cycling, in the Pan American Games Lima 2019, after leaving behind the Brazilian Paola Reis and the Venezuelan Stefany Hernández. The number one of this discipline and double Olympic medalist in 2012 and 2016 was imposed with a

BOGOTÁ. The welcome to the first champion of the Tour de France framed a historic day for national sport and for the country. Egan Arley Bernal Gómez, at 22, generated an unprecedented impact for Zipaquirá, his home, his population, his crib, his place in the world. Never before, the municipality that borders the capital of the country, had lived a day so shocking and full of revelry in the middle of a date that will

LIMA. Day 1 of Road Cycling at the 2019 Pan American Games Lima culminated and handed out its first medals in the time trial that started in San Miguel. The Colombian Daniel Martinez and the American Chloe Dygert took the gold in the time trial cycling of the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, which both cyclists dominated with authority. Martinez prevailed in the 38-kilometer race that ran along the Costa Verde, the front over

BOGOTÁ. Road cycling begins its path this Wednesday, August 7 at the Pan American Games with the individual time trial for women and men in the Circuit of the Costa Verde. The timed test that will have four Colombian representatives on the starting line will begin at 9:00 a.m. Colombia time with the ladies who will travel 18.5 kilometers. And it will end with the participation of men starting at 11:30 a.m. that will measure

LIMA. This Wednesday, August 7 and Saturday, August 10, the Costa Verde beach circuit will be the scene of two competitions that will bring together 91 of the best cyclists on the continent in the framework of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. This is the Time Trial and Individual Road Cycling tests, for which the closure of the Costa Verde will be executed from tomorrow, from the San Miguel district to the Chorrillos district.

LIMA. The sprint, and specifically the Keirin mode, gave the national track delegation the golds of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. In the first instance the winner was Martha Bayona. This Sunday was achieved by Kevin Santiago Quintero, author of the triumph that raised the country in the Peruvian capital. Quintero, born in Palmira, Valle, conquered his first gold in a Pan American Games beating with authority in the grand final the Venezuelan Hersony

SAN JOSE. From August 9 to 11, the nineteenth edition of the International Women’s Tour of Costa Rica will be held, which this year, like the previous edition, will be accompanied by two UCI 1.2 events, called Classic CRC 506 and Essential Classics, which, They will be held on August 5 and 6. The first Classical will be CRC 506, on Monday, August 5, it will leave Esparza at 9:00 am (local time) and arrive

GUATEMALA CITY. Edwin Sam (Departmental Cycling Association of Quetzaltenango), clung to the leadership of the International Tour of the Future to Guatemala, winning the third stage, with 49 seconds apart from Juan Jaramillo (Onion Team of Colombia). A stage that was defined in the last 13 kilometers ascending the Chilero, until km 25 at the crossing to Santa Elena Barillas, with the national cyclists, David Sisimith, Marvin Tuiz, Bernardo Aguilar, Edwin Sam and the foreigners,

1. United States 4:00.772 / 59.705 ORO     Hegyvary, Adrián M.     Hoover, Gavin L.     Croom, John C.     Lambie, Ashton 2. Colombia  4:05.098 / 58.752 PLATA    Angarita Reyes, M.    Parra Arias, J.    Sánchez Vergara, B.    Arango Carvajal, J.    Gómez Peñaloza, B. 3. Chile 4:03.970 / 59.023 BRONCE    Cabrera Torres, A.    Peñaloza Yáñez, Felipe    Rodríguez Aguilar, J.    Seisdedos Duque, P. 4. México  4:11.634 / 57.225