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Camilo Castillo, of the Mindeporte team, won the first stage of the first stage of the Vuelta a la Juventud, which started this August 29 in Guatemala, where 13 teams and almost 80 riders under 23 years of age are participating. Castillo also finished the first stage at the top of the mountain classification, while his teammate, Anderson Castro, dominates the flying goal section. It was a battle of speed and location between the fastest

The District Institute of Recreation and Sport (IDRD) announced the Gran Fondo de Ciclismo de Bogotá x Egan Bernal to be held on November 17 in collaboration with the first Latin American to win the Tour de France in 2019 and the Giro d’Italia in 2021. The first urban fondo in Colombia was presented at the facilities of the Mayor’s Office of Bogota, headed by Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán; the director of IDRD, Daniel García

The eleventh stage of the Vuelta a España 2024 proved to be a breakaway, where Eddie Dunbar (Team Jayco AlUla) was the best of a lead group of more than 30 riders, emerging victorious in a 166.5-kilometer stage through Galicia, with four mountain passes along the way. Australian Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) saved the lead. The Irish rider took advantage of a moment of tranquility among his breakaway companions and took the

Spectacular and overwhelming performance of Team Sistecrédito in the fourth part of the Tour International a Guadeloupe 2024 making the 1-2-3 of the podium in Capesterre-Belle-Eau after 145.5 kilometers. The stage victory went to Kevin Castillo. The rider from Risaralda signed the triumph after 3 hours, 26 minutes and 41 seconds, enough to overcome his colleagues Sebastián Castaño and Wilson Peña, who occupied the second and third position, respectively. Great day for the beetles who

On a happy day for the breakaway, Wout van Aert won the tenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2024. The Visma – Lease a Bike rider was the strongest of the breakaway and emerged victorious after riding 160 kilometers between Ponteareas and Baiona.  Australian Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) held the lead without any setbacks. The Belgian easily beat the Frenchman Quentin Pacher (Groupama – FDJ), who came in second at three

Stage eight of the Vuelta a España 2024 went to Primoz Roglic. The Slovenian, who also won stage four, was the strongest on the short but steep final climb to Cazorla after 159 kilometers. Australian Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) saved the lead. After winning on the fourth day, the three-time winner of the Iberian round won again, this time ahead of the Spaniards Enric Mas (Movistar Team) and Mikel Landa (Soudal Quick-Step),

Seven Olympic medalists have been confirmed today by the UCI Track Champions League as participants in the next edition of the competition, which will be held over five qualifying races in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (November 23), Apeldoorn (November 29 and 30) and London (December 6 and 7). They are the Dutch Hetty van de Wouw, silver in keirin, the Polish Daria Pikulik, silver in omnium, the British Jack Carlin, bronze in sprint, the Australian Matthew Glaetzer, bronze

In an uphill finish, Lilibeth Chacón (Pato Bike BMC Team Strongman) showed her climbing skills and won the fifth stage of the Women’s Tour of Colombia 2024, elaborated over 121.2 kilometers starting in Valledupar and finishing in Pueblo Bello. The Venezuelan comfortably won the fraction beating the Canadian Nadia Gontova (DNA Procycling) by 2:03 and the Spanish Ariana Gilabert (Einecat-CM Team) by 2:13, who came second and third respectively. The best Colombian was Stefanía Sánchez

In a dizzying finish, Wout van Aert (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) was the fastest sprint of a reduced group and repeated victory in the Vuelta a España 2024, after riding 180.5 kilometers between Archidona and Cordoba in an undulating day. Australian Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) maintained the lead. After winning on the third day, the 29-year-old Belgian all-rounder came back to win in the group stage ahead of Czech Mathias

In another finish for sprinters, the turn this time was for Valentina Basilico (Eneicat-CM Team), who took revenge and won the fourth stage of the Women’s Tour of Colombia 2024, after riding 134 kilometers between Ciénaga and Bosconia. The 21-year-old Italian crossed the finish line first with a time of 3:29:16″ ahead of New Zealander Rylee McMullen (DNA Pro Cycling) and Bolivian Wanda Floren Villanueva (Quici Sport-Escarabajos), who finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. The best