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GUATEMALA CITY. With the participation of 13 national teams and 6 foreigners, 114 cyclists will seek to be crowned in the 59th edition of the Tour of Guatemala, which will be dedicated to children with cancer of the Friends Against Cancer Foundation (Fundecán). Representatives of the National Cycling Federation and sponsors of the return presented the details of this 59th edition, which will return with a historic departure from San Benito, Petén, after 19 years

YORKSHIRE, GREAT BRITAIN. The Russian cyclist Aigul Gareeva has proclaimed champion of the junior time trial world after winning a time of 22 minutes and 16 seconds in the test this Monday at the Yorkshire World Championships (Great Britain) road cycling over a distance of 13, 7 kilometers of travel. They accompanied Gareeva on the podium, which happens on the winners to the Dutch Rozemarijn Ammerlaan, also the Dutch Shirin van Anrooij, silver at 3

BOGOTÁ. The Czech Kristian Hynek and the Italian Samuele Porro, accompanied the great Colombian star, which is consolidated as the most important man of South American cyclomaticism in all its history, backed by his multiple victories in Pan American Championships and Bolivarian Games among others. For the one born in Ciénega, this has been a year full of success in the various competitions he has played alongside his team Giant Liv Polimedical, a group with

MADRID. The selection of Holland was proclaimed first world champion of mixed time trial by relay, a new modality with which the Yorkshire World Cups (Great Britain) were opened. The Netherlands, with the male trio made up of Bauke Mollema, Koen Bouwman and Jos van Emdem, and the female one made up of Lucinda Brand, Riejanne Markus and Amy Pieters, won over a distance of 28 kilometers after marking the best times at all points

MADRID. The World Championship starts on Sunday 22 in Yorkshire with the new mixed relay chrono by selections. The test is another example of the commitment of the International Cycling Union for gender equality in cycling. It will consist of a 14-kilometer route in which the three boys will first leave while the girls wait in the relay zone. Then they will leave and the global times will be added. It is the first time

ANTIOQUIA. Jhojan Colón was the winner of the first stage of the Classic RCN Andina 2019, which had 22 kilometers departing from Santa Fe de Antioquia and ending in the municipality of Sopetrán. The runner of the Coldeportes Zenú Metropolitan Area team marked the best time of a day that had enough emotion, after playing in three sleeves, where the cyclist who scored the best time, would wear the first leader shirt. The 24-year-old Columbus

MADRID. A record in which at the country level Belgium is the one with the most champions, with up to 25 gold medals, classification in which Spain is fifth with five golds, in which Alejandro Valverde is the cyclist with the most medals in total, seven , and in which there are only five cyclists who have been able to win a maximum of three titles: Alfredo Binda, Rik Van Steenbergen, Eddy Merckx, Oscar Freire

MONTEVIDEO. “To give them the National Pavilion is to give them the best values ​​of our sport, fair play, delivery, commitment and joy for the competition,” said Fernando Cáceres. For the first time in the history of the world cycling championships, Uruguay will be represented with a double participation in the Junior and Ladies categories in the 86th edition of the World Road Cycling Championship. Representatives of the delegation that will participate in the World

GUATEMALA CITY. From September 19 to 22, the 55th International Youth Tour to Guatemala, the traditional Vuelta Chica, with teams from Colombia, Honduras and Guatemala, will be run on roads in the departments of Sololá, Escuintla, Santa Rosa, El Progreso and Guatemala, a total 398 kilometers of travel. The confirmed teams are: First Villa De Leiva-Sora, Colombia; Everet Foundation, Colombia; National Team of Honduras; Deluxe optics; Hino-One-La Red-Tigo; Cycling School, Nazareth; COSAMI TEO, Totonicapán; Guatemalan

MONTREAL. The Belgian Greg van Avermaet, of the CCC team, won this Sunday for the second time in his career the Montreal Cycling Grand Prix by winning the sprint ahead of the Italian Diego Ulissi (UAS Team Emirates) and the Spaniard Iván García Cortina (Bahrain Merida) . Van Avermaet, who won this test in 2016, was the fastest in the massive arrival with which the test was resolved after just over six hours and 219.6