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CALI. The former director of Coldeportes Clara Luz Roldan was awarded Friday with the Order of the Great Lady of Pan American Sports by the Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI). “This recognition, even though I have my name, as a leader, is also for the thousands of women who, like me, fulfill their mission in life in every part of the world.” Like them, I have concentrated on serving my country with love In the

BOGOTÁ. The new Colombian packer Fernando Gaviria, has announced in the last hours his presence with UAE Team Emirates in the next Giro d’Italia. The Emirati team, after the loss due to injury of Fabio Aru, has changed its objectives in the “pink corsa”. Gaviria, returns to the Giro after his brilliant participation in 2017, when he won four stages and was awarded the “maglia ciclamino”. The Antioquia, will be the main card of his

PACHUCA. The Mexican Ariadna Gutierrez took the gold and gave Mexico the Olympic place to Tokyo 2020, at the Panamericano de Ruta Hidalgo 2019 of the elite and sub 23 female categories. Gutiérrez was completely detached from his teammates, leaving behind Cuba that had Arlenis Sierra, Chile Denisse Ahumada and Constanza Paredes, in addition to the Trinidadian Teniel Campbell. Colombia-Chile and Cuba were the ones required to take the lead in having Mexico to Gutiérrez

PACHUCA DE SOTO, HIDALGO. The Congress of the Pan-American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) was held until Friday noon, attended by delegates from 26 national federations and chaired by the Frenchman David Lappartient, president of the International Cycling Union (UCI). The opening of the congress was ideal for the COPACI to give the former Director of Coldeportes de Colombia, Clara Luz Roldán, the Order of the Great Lady of Pan-American Sport, in recognition of her management and

PACHUCA DE SOTO, HIDALGO. The Congress of the Pan-American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) will be held this Friday at the Fiesta Inn hotel, with the presence of the President of the International Cycling Union (UCI), the French David Lappartient. Among the most important points of the meeting of the American bicycle family, stand out the report on the work developed by the organization during 2018, information about the Cyclist Solidarity program of the UCI and the

PACHUCA. The American Travis MacCabe (Floyd’s Pro Cycling) won on Thursday the second stage of the Tour de Gila, a segment of 120.7 kilometers that was run at Ford Bayard. His teammate, the Canadian Nickolas Zukowsky, came in second place while the American Michael Hernandez, was third. The overall individual classification is led by the Canadian James Piccoli (Can) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling with a cumulative of 6 hours, 37 minutes and 54 seconds, eight ahead

PACHUCA DE SOTO, HIDALGO. The UCI Platform develops this Thursday morning its agenda in one of the rooms of the Hotel Fiesta Inn of this city, with the presence of the President of the International Cycling Union, the Frenchman David Lappartient, and the one of the Pan-American Confederation, the Cuban José Manuel Peláez At the opening of the exchange platform with the presidents and delegates of the national federations present at the XXXIV 2019 Pan-American

BOGOTÁ. Óscar Sevilla (Team Medellín) was second in the first stage of the Tour de Gila, which started on Wednesday with a difficult stage of 148 kilometers between Silver City and Mogollón. The winner was the local James Piccoli (KHS Pro Cycling) who is also leader. Piccoli, arrived at the finish line alone, imposing a time of 3 hours 33 minutes 2 seconds. The second place went to Seville to 8 seconds and the third

PACHUCA, HIDALGO. The XXXIV Pan American Road Championship revealed its first champions on Wednesday, after running the individual time trial events in the elite and sub 23 categories of women and men. The American Leah Thomas was the main character of the day to travel the 22 kilometers with a formidable time of 28 minutes, 19 seconds and 883 thousandths, to overcome his compatriot Amber Neben and Chilean Costanza Paredes, his companions on the podium

PACHUCA DE SOTO, MEXICO. The time trial events in both sexes open competitively this Wednesday the XXXIV Pan-American Road Cycling Championship, a contest that will award points for the UCI ranking, qualifying course for the Olympic Games of Tokyo 2020. In the continental fair, which this time brings together almost 200 cyclists from 26 countries, the representatives of the fair sex will travel 22 kilometers on a circuit of 11 kilometers in Rio de las