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JALISCO. It was inside the Velodromo Panamericano del Paraport Sports Center that the authorities of the Jalisco Code inaugurated this fair that will bring together the best 138 juvenile cyclists of America. In this regard, Fernando Ortega, general director of the Code, highlighted the quality of the athletes who will compete in this event and the importance of continuing to promote disciplines such as cycling. “We have 138 athletes from 14 countries, they are the

MEXICO. The 2015 Toronto Pan-American medalist, Ignacio Prado, won the title of the National Road Cycling Championship, which served as a farewell to runners who will take part in the 2019 Pan-American Games Lima. Prado completed the 170-kilometer course in a time of 3:48:05 hours to earn the title and be ready to improve, in Lima 2019, the two silver medals achieved in Toronto 2015. In second place was Ulises Castillo with the same chrono

GUADALAJARA MEXICO. Starting this Tuesday, Guadalajara will receive the visit of the best youth cyclists in the Americas. All this thanks to the presence of the Pan American Junior Track Cycling Championships and Route 2019, which will be held from 2 to 5 July at the premises of Pan American Velodrome, which is located at the Sports Whereabouts. In addition, on the 6th and 7th of this month, the circuit test will be done on

LAUSANNE. The UCI Management Committee, at its meeting in Lavey-les-Bains (SUI) on June 19 and 20, has reviewed and approved several changes to the UCI Regulations, as recommended by the different UCI Commissions. More extensive information can be found on the UCI website www.uci.org and in the corresponding press release also published at https://www.uci.org/inside-uci/press-releases/uci-management-committee -adopts-measures-to-further-develop-track-cycling-and-cyclo-cross, after the aforementioned meeting. David Lappartient. President of the UCI. STATUTES OF THE UCI. The Management Committee of the UCI

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. The American professional route championship was held in Knoxville, Tennessee, in which several of the best specialists from that country participated. RESULTS. INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL MEN’S. 1. Ian Garrison (USA) Hagens Berman Axeon 0:42:58       2. Neilson Powless (USA) Team Jumbo-Visma +0:00:19  3. George Simpson (USA) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling +0:00:50       4. Larry Warbasse (USA) AG2R La Mondiale +0:01:05      5. William Cooper (USA) CS Velo Racing p/b Cannondale +0:01:28          6. Sean Bennett (USA) EF Education

BOGOTÁ. The thirteenth and last stage of the Vuelta a Colombia Casanare Bicentenario Coldeportes was for Antioquia’s Brayan Sánchez (Pride Paisa), who after having achieved two second places (prologue and Sáchica), gave the first and only victory to his team with a time of 28 minutes and 31 seconds, over the 20.1 kilometers played between the historic Puente de Boyacá and the Plaza de Bolívar in Tunja. Fabio Duarte (Team Medellín) reaffirmed his status as

TLAXCALA, MEXICO. tHE Tlaxcaltan Ricardo Ramírez Flores won the silver medal in the individual time trial of the national cycling championship that takes place in state territory. The original pedal of San Pablo del Monte, motivated by the local fans in the municipality of Zacatelco, developed a solo competition in which he maintained the pace to finally reach the second position, making him the most outstanding cyclist of the entity in the event . The

BOGOTÁ. Zipaquirá rider, Brandon Rivera (GW Shimano), won the twelfth stage with a time of 4 hours, 8 minutes and 23 seconds, on a disputed route between Villa de Leyva and Socha, unprecedented arrival that was crowned after 157.3 kilometers . The leader Fabio Duarte (Team Medellín), was solid during the course, and a day after the conclusion of the race, he increased his distance from his rivals. The cundinamarqués, who is close to the

BOGOTÁ. The Nariño cyclist Oscar Quiroz, of the Coldeportes Strongman team, won the eleventh part of the Vuelta a Colombia Casanare Bicentenario Coldeportes, crowning the day’s flight. Quiroz, winner of the fraction that began in Tocancipá and culminated in Sáchica, after traveling 149.5 kilometers, registered in goal a time of 3 hours, 34 minutes and 50 seconds. To nine seconds arrived Brayan Sanchez (Pride Paisa) and Diego Ochoa (EBSA Energy of Boyacá), second and third

JALISCO. From July 2 to 7 of the same month, Jalisco will host the Pan American Youth Track and Road Cycling Championships 2019 that will take place at the Pan-American Velodrome of the Paradero Sports Center for the track test and a circuit located on Vallarta Avenue. for road tests. In a press conference, the General Director of Code Jalisco, Fernando Ortega Ramos explained the advantages of hosting the Championship, as he warns that it