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MEXICO. The Pan-American Road Cycling Championship, scheduled from May 3 to 5 in Hidalgo, will be a parameter for Mexican cyclists ahead of the 2019 Pan-American Games Lima, where the mission is to surpass the silver medal achieved in Toronto 2015. In the modality of route, Ignacio Prado, obtained the silver in the Canadian regional appointment of four years ago and in this occasion it is presumed that it will go by his second continental

LONDRINA. La Confederación Brasileña de Ciclismo (CBC), por medio de la Comisión Técnica de ruta, convocó a los atletas para participar en el Campeonato Panamericano, que tendrá lugar entre el 1 y el 5 de mayo, en Hidalgo, México. La selección se hizo a partir de los criterios fundamentados en los resultados deportivos, ubicación en el ranking internacional y los resultados obtenidos en el campeonato brasileño 2018. (cbc.esp.br) EQUIPO MASCULINO. Alessandro Ferreira Guimarães (Ruta) Cristian

GUATEMALA. The National Team is getting ready to compete in the 34th edition of the Pan American Elite Route, Ladies and U23 Championship, to be held in the city of Pachuca de Soto, Hidalgo, Mexico from April 29 to May 5. After its successful participation in the Managua Central American Championship, the national team will travel with a passionate and passionate team, headed by the Central American Road and Time Trial Champion 2019, Manuel Oseas

SAN JOSE. The national women and men route coaches, Javier Bonilla and Mario Amien, defined the call for the Pan-American Elite, Women’s and Under23 Pan American Championship in Hidalgo, Mexico 2019. The competitions will take place from April 29 to May 5 in the city of Pachuca de Soto in Mexico. Said Pan-American will count with the participation of delegations such as: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, the United States, Guatemala, Honduras,

MONTEVIDEO. El colombiano Walter Vargas, del Team Medellín, se proclamó este domingo campeón de la edición 76 de la Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay, por delante del brasileño Cristian Da Rosa y del argentino Germán Tivani. Es la tercera vez que un colombiano gana el título de esta competición, tras las victorias de Rogelio Arango en la vuelta de 1984 y de Iván Casas en la de 2011. El Team Medellín también salió vencedor en la

MONTEVIDEO. The Argentinian cyclist Germán Tivani (Virgen de Fátima) won this Saturday in the ninth stage of the Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay in its 76th edition and the Colombian Walter Vargas (Medellin) continues as the leader. Tivani, from the Vírgen de Fátima team, traveled the 180.5 kilometers that connect San Jacinto, in the department of Canelones (South), and Durazno (Center) in 3 hours, 29 minutes and 45 seconds. The second place was taken by the

HAVANA. The Cuban International ICU Commissar, Joaquín Parets, died a victim of hepatic sirrosis. Parets was linked to national cycling from a young age in his native Catalina de Güines in the current Cuban province of Mayabeque, acting as coach and curator in the country’s main competitions. In Paret’s professional career, he also worked as an UCI commissar in different cycling events in the Americas. The president of the Pan-American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), José Manuel

MONTEVIDEO. After the dominance of Argentine Nicolás Naranjo in the first five stages, the Colombian Walter Vargas stayed with the top last Wednesday and this Friday was the first stage won by a Uruguayan with what was done by Fernándo Méndez at the top of San Antonio from Piriápolis. The 76th edition of La Vuelta had its eighth stage this Friday, after completing a week since the game on the previous Friday, and only then

HAVANA. Eight Cuban riders will participate in the XIX Vuelta a Guatemala, announced from June 12 to 16 and will award points for the ranking of the International Cycling Union (UCI), cumulative with a view to the classification to the Olympic Games of Japan 2020. Arlenis Sierra, leader of Astana Women’s, will do it for this team, as well as his compatriot Heydi Praderas, now both in Italy where the Kazakh club is based. The

MONTEVIDEO. The Venezuelan cyclist Fernando Briceño, who defends the colors of the national team of his country, has imposed this Thursday in the seventh stage of the 76th edition of the Vuelta del Uruguay, a day of 189.3 kilometers that started in thirty-three to conclude in Rocha. With a time of 4 hours, 25 minutes and 12 seconds, Briceño prevailed in the arrival to Rocha ahead of the Argentine Adrián Richeze (Virgin of Fatima) and