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HAVANA. The Olympic velodrome of the British capital hosted last weekend the Fourth Phase of the Track Cycling World Cup, in which the silver medals of the Mexican Ignacio Prado and the American Jennifer Valente, in omnium, stood out for the American continent. , and of the American female chase post of persecution, integrated by Christina Birch, Kelly Catlin, Kimberly Geist and Emma White. Another representative of the American continent who also took the podium

SAN JOSE. The first stage, of the 54th edition of the Vuelta Internacional a Costa Rica, began on Sunday, December 16, with 105 runners who make up the multi-colored squad. The competition started from the National Insurance Institute in Pavas, with arrival in Cañas in the province of Guanacaste, in total, were 173 kilometers of a demanding route, which was dominated by the Russian Piskunov Maxim pedal. This day was conformed by 3 Flying Goals

SAINT JEAN. Le Syndicat des employés publics de San Juan ne se rend pas et souhaite gérer la Vuelta a San Juan 2019, qui se tiendra du 27 janvier au 3 février. Les ‘Bichos Verdes’ ont fait appel de la sanction imposée par l’Union cycliste internationale et rêvent d’être dans la course 2.1. Cela a été exprimé par la formation continentale argentine à qui le juge fédéral Miguel Ángel Gálvez a accordé une mesure conservatoire,

BOGOTÁ. On Thursday, the National Olympic Committee Grand Prize was held in Costa Rica, a race that was attended by Colombian runners and was played between Upala and Puntarenas on a 155-kilometer course and where the winner was Oscar Quiroz (TCBY Bikes Strongman Coldeportes), after integrating the day’s getaway. The squad of Luis Alfonso Cely made his round business to Jonathan Cañaveral to be second and William Muñoz to be crowned as the champion of

BOGOTÁ. The MTB show in the 2019 season will begin in February with the realization of the first valid of the Colombia Cup, an event organized by the Colombian Commission for Mountain Climbing and endorsed by the Colombian Cycling Federation. The first national event will be held between February 9 and 10. A month later the second stop will be made while in May the first part of the competitive cycle for mountain specialists will

HAVANA. The President of the Pan-American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), José Manuel Peláez, sent a greeting of welcome and felitation to the new board of directors of the Canadian Cycling Association, which will lead until 2021, Pierre Laflamme. ¨We are very pleased to greet and welcome Mr. Pierre Laflamme and his team at the Canadian Cycling Association. We are sure that you will continue to promote the work of the management that has just finished, and

OTTAWA, ON. The Cycling Association of Canada is pleased to welcome Pierre Laflamme as its new president, after an election held in a special meeting by the provinces and territories of the organization. Laflamme, an investment adviser based in Quebec City, has a long history in cycling and has been a member of the Board of Directors of Cycling Canada since September 2017. He has been a cyclist en route and MTB, while presiding the

BOGOTÁ. An nteresting exercise carried out by our staff and the readers of revistamundociclisstico.com, as well as consulting media and colleagues with knowledge of the subject related to national and international cycling, allow us to present the selection of athletes and events of our country that leave their mark and they go down in history as the most remarkable of 2018. The result of this selection is as follows: Event of the year: Gold and

BOGOTÁ. The Track World Cup continues to advance and a new stop is coming to close this 2018. The cyclists that make up the Colombia National Team are already prepared to take on the challenge of facing the best nations on the planet. Martha Bayona and Kevin Sebastian Quintero will leave this Tuesday (December 11) for the event that will take place at the Lee Valley Velopark velodrome in London, the capital of Great Britain,

BUENOS AIRES. The International Cycling Union published the sanction to Gonzalo Joaquín Najar, who had made an exhibition during the Vuelta a San Juan 2018, earning him the general title. The maximum organism announced a suspension of 4 years for the Argentine cyclist. Najar, 25, had an adverse analytical result in a sample collected on January 21, that is, during the first day of the last San Juan round. Days later, the jujeño would take