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BOGOTÁ. The Antioquia Christian Montoya, Team Medellín Team rider, won in the third day of 107.8 kilometers, which started in San Gil and ended in Bucaramanga. The one born in San Vicente won with a time of 2 hours, 40 minutes and 48 seconds, exceeding by six seconds José Tito Hernández from Orgullo Paisa. The lot arrived at 11 seconds. Robigzon Leandro Oyola (Team Medellín) retained the lead and now accumulates 10 hours, 54 minutes

QUITO. Officials of Ecuadorian cycling welcomed on Tuesday the proposal to declare June 2 as national cycling day, coinciding with the victory of Richard Carapaz in the recent Giro d’Italia. The president of the Ecuadorian Olympic Committee (COE), Augusto Morán and the holder of the Ecuadorian Cycling Federation (FEC), Oswaldo Hidalgo, considered “transcendental” the proposal made by the legislator Sebastián Palacios to remember the feat of ‘the Locomotive’, as they also say to Carapaz. “I

BOGOTÁ. Robigzon Oyola, Team Medellín cyclist, took the lead of the Vuelta a Colombia Casanare Bicentenario Coldeportes, after winning the second 203.1 kilometer fraction, which started in Paipa and ended in Socorro. The Tolima was imposed in a tight hand to hand Rosario Lara Johnatan Cañaveral (Strongman Coldeportes) and Boyacá Cayetano Sarmiento (EPM Scott), with a time of 4 hours, 46 minutes and three seconds. The fraction was disputed from start to finish. The first

BOGOTÁ. William David Muñoz, from the Coldeportes Strongman team, beat Bryan Gómez (Supergiros Alcaldía de Manizales) and Wéimar Roldán (Team Medellín). Carlos Alzate (GW Shimano), Miguel Mogollón (EBSA) and Miguel Mendoza (Armed Forces), tried for several kilometers to escape the lot, but in the end they were captured. Óscar Sevilla of Team Medellín continues to command the overall classification with a record of 3:27:29, followed by Bryan Gómez (Supergiros Alcaldía de Manizales) to 7 seconds

BOGOTÁ. With that mark, the veteran runner beat Brayan Sánchez (Paisa Orgullo) and Carlos Ramírez (EPM), who made times of 08:35 and 08:37, respectively. The Colombian-Spanish cyclist thus begins the search for his fourth title and draws differences from some of its main contenders, such as Juan Pablo Suárez (GW Shimano) who finished in seventh place at 13 seconds, and José Tito Hernández (Pride Paisa), eighth with a record of 08:41. Similarly, Team Medellin installed

MEXICO. The Baja California brothers Yuli and Ismael Verdugo won the title in the Keirin test in the National Track Cycling Championship, ahead of the Pan American Games Lima 2019. In the elite women’s competition, Yuli imposed her conditions on the 250-meter track of the velodrome, in an intense duel with Sinaloa Daniela Gaxiola and Jalisco Jessica Salazar, who were left with silver and bronze, respectively. While Ismael also clung to the track and with

BOGOTÁ. Sixty-nine years after its first realization in 1951, when Efraín Forero Triviño marked one of the most important pages for the history of Colombian cycling, as a precursor and first champion of the Vuelta a Colombia. The “Indomitable Zipa”, which will receive a deserved tribute before the departure of stage 11 in Tocancipá, will serve as a witness almost seven decades later, to see a generation of “beetles” pursue the dream that will reach

CONSTANCE. The Dominican Commission of MTB endorsed by the Dominican Cycling Federation will hold the Olympic Cross Country National Mountain Championship (MTB), on the track of the Constanza Hills ecotourism project next Sunday June 16. The competition will have 22 categories, ranging from 7 to 60 years. Of these, 12 will be free, while the Masters and Open level 2 categories will have a registration fee of 1000 pesos. The available categories are: Compota, Infantile

PANAMA. With a time of 28:07 minutes and a distance of 23.4 kilometers from Divisa to Santa María de Herrera and an average speed of 49.934 km / h, the Chorrerano Cristofer Jurado (Aeronaval Team), was awarded the title of National Champion in the Time Trial mode. In second place was the Chiriquus Carlos Samudio (Rali – Claro) with a time of 28:31 minutes, and in third place was the Jorge Castelblanco (Team Ininco). This