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BOGOTÁ. Team Specialized-Tugó-SRAM returned to record excellent results on Sunday March 24 at the Lo Barnechea Cup held at the Chilenidad park in Santiago, Chile. An event of international renown with UCI C1 classification, in a new circuit of Olympic mountain biking located on the outskirts of the city of Santiago, with the participation of more than 300 runners of various nationalities and regions of Chile. The Specialized-Tugó-SRAM won gold and bronze medals in the

GUATEMALA. With a circuit of 70 kilometers on the new road of Santo Domingo Xenacoj, the last stage of the Juvenile Class was held, which was in the hands of Edwin Sam de Quetzaltenango, in female elite, Stephany Castillo of Hino-One-La Red, finished in the first position. The first sleeve of competition was for the categories cadets and junior women, who made 40 kilometers of race. The teams of Chimaltenango and Quetzaltenango imposed the rhythm

BOGOTÁ. There are eight athletes that will be part of the Colombia Manzana Postobón Team of MTB for the Pan-American of the discipline that will be developed next April in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Fabio Castañeda, Leonardo Páez, Juan Fernando Monroy, Jhonnatan Botero, Leidy Mera, Valentina Abril, Cristian Aranzazu, Jerónimo Bedoya and Santiago Robledo, led by Professor José Gómez Cao, will represent our country from April 3 to 6 at the track the Ocote, the state known

PARIS. With the invitations to the Arkéa-Samsic and the Direct-Energie, the list of the 22 teams competing this year in the Tour de France, the most important cycling race of the season, was completed today. In the Arkéa-Samsic stands out the presence of the German André Greipel and the French Warren Barguil, while in the Direct-Energie stand out the Dutch Niki Terpstra and the French Lilian Calmejane. This year, the 106th edition of the Tour

MEXICO. Cyclists Gerardo Ulloa and Daniela Campuzano lead the team that will represent Mexico in the Pan-American Mountain Cycling Championships, which will be held in Aguascalientes in April, and which will distribute slots to Tokyo 2020. The Technical Commission of the Mexican Cycling Federation (FMC) announced that in addition to the Central American monarchs of Barranquilla 2018, there is a list of 20 competitors that have complied with the marked process. It is worth noting

SAN JOSE. The sanction of the pedal rider Juan Carlos Rojas for eight years, imposed by the International Cycling Union (UCI), did not leave any kind of mixed feelings for the current president of the Costa Rican Cycling Federation (Fecoci), Juan Manuel González. The head of the Fecoci said that all cyclists who make the decision to use banned substances must abide by the consequences. At the same time expressed that it is a warning

AREQUIPA, PERU. Pedaling for a dream Peruvian cycling assumes greater relevance and this has been the product of the great effort of young exponents such as Arequipa Alonso Gamero, who is the most outstanding representative of our country and now only thinks of getting the best way to the Pan American Games in Lima 2019 , although he is aware that the support is still not enough and therefore calls on the private company and

HAVANA. Arlenis Sierra, a Cuban cyclist and one of the best exponents of this sport worldwide said that after participating in the past Baracoa-Havana Cycling Classic, his great desire is to obtain an Olympic medal. The athlete originally from Manzanillo announced that she intends to redo the performance of Yoanka González, where she managed to triumph in the Beijing games. “It is a result worthy of admiration. It has always been one of my paradigms.

LIMa. After his outstanding participation in the Vuelta San Juan-Argentina, the same that took place a few weeks ago, the Ayacucho rider Royner Navarro is preparing to face the Vuelta a Uruguay, which will take place from April 12 to 21. For now he is training in the high performance center of Arequipa, the day is from Tuesday to Sunday. After Uruguay he will travel to the Pan-American Championship of Mexico. “The return to Uruguay

REDLANDS, CA. Cogeas Mettler Look North American cyclist Amber Neben did enough on the fourth and final stage to control the breakaway and secure the yellow jersey as the overall winner with 39 seconds ahead of Stephens, winning her fourth Redlands title at her career. Stephens’ teammate, Emily Newsom, took third place a minute ago. Erica Clevenger of the Sho-Air team claimed victory on the final day of the Redlands Bike Classic, beating Sara Poidevin