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In uphill terrain with a finish in an out-of-category pass, Kevin Castillo (Team Sistecredito) won again and won the fifth day of the Clásico RCN 2024, the queen stage, disputed between Ibagué and Manizales over 183.4 kilometers. The young rider from Risaralda, who achieved his second victory in the race, took a great triumph after attacking two meters from the end. In second position came Yesid Pira (100%Huevos-Alcaldía de Manizales) and third came Edgar Andrés

The Colombian National Team of Paracycling under the guidance of coaches Jaime Ramirez Bernal and Samuel Devia Sanchez had a good day in the third day of the Paracycling Road World Championship, which takes place simultaneously with the conventional one in Zurich, Switzerland. Colombian cyclist Paula Caballero won the bronze medal in the individual time trial of the C3 category in Paracycling, after finishing the 18.8 kilometers course in 28 minutes and 46 seconds. The

In a demanding finish, Kevin Castillo (Team Sistecrédito) was victorious in the fourth stage of the Clásico RCN 2024, after riding 169.5 kilometers between Puerto Salgar and Ibagué with a finish in the Plaza de Bolívar. Before the queen stage this Wednesday with finish in Manizales, Rodrigo Contreras (Nu Colombia) is still the leader. The rider from Risaralda won in a tiring day with a time of 4 hours, 8 minutes and 34 seconds, behind

El Salvador will host the Pan American Downhill Championship 2024, which will be held at the Ecoparque El Espino, from September 26 to 29 and is expected to receive approximately 200 cyclists from 10 nations, sponsored by the Pan American Cycling Confederation and the Salvadoran Cycling Federation (FSV). The event will begin this Thursday with official training sessions on the two-kilometer track where the competitions will be held. On Friday 27, group A classifications will

In a very fast finish, Wilmar Paredes (Team Medellín-EPM) won the third stage of the Clásico RCN 2024 in a strange packing, after riding 207.5 kilometers between Lebrija and Puerto Berrío. Rodrigo Contreras (Nu Colombia) kept the lead. The rider from Antioquia appeared over the last meters and crossed the finish line first, with a time of 5:01:20″. Second came Juan Diego Hoyos (Team Sistecrédito) and third was Cristian Vélez (GW Erco Shimano). The longest

Surprising the big favorites, Ivan Romeo won the men’s under-23 time trial of 29.9 kilometers of the Road Cycling World Championships 2024, disputed between Gossau and Zurich in Swiss territory. The 21-year-old Spaniard managed to surprise the top favorites after a fabulous final stage. Romeo, in the service of Movistar Team, used a time of 36 minutes and 42 seconds to take the victory, more than 30 seconds ahead of his closest rival, Sweden’s Jakob

The Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz announced his decision not to participate in the 2024 Road World Championship, which takes place in the Swiss city of Zurich, to attend a family emergency, as confirmed by the Ecuadorian Cycling Federation (FEC). The South American rider left his concentration in Zurich to return to Ecuador as an ’emergency’, after learning that his young daughter underwent surgery. “Fortunately the surgery went well. However, she still requires care,” Carapaz said in

Remco Evenepoel revalidated this Sunday his title of world time trial champion, this time in Zurich (Switzerland), against the same rival he defeated last year, the Italian Filippo Ganna, champion in 2020 and 2021; in a day where America, through the American Chloe Dygert, won a bronze in the same specialty among the ladies. For the Belgian, the victory is the culmination of a dream season, as he was double Olympic champion in Paris, where

The fourth stage of the Tour of San Carlos disputed on 90 kilometers between Florencia and San Vicente became the ideal scenario for the first partial victory of Dylan Jiménez (7C Economy Rent a Car) in the race and the consolidation of his general leadership, overcoming in the last meters to Daniel Bonilla (Colono Bikestation Kolbi). The duel for the general classification knocked down the option of victory that Jordan Ruíz (Cervantes Kativa Chavo Mechanics

The cyclist Alex Strah, from the Panama es Cultura y Valores team, won Thursday the second stage of the Tour of San Carlos, which is being held these days in Costa Rica. The stage, of 122.9 kilometers between Ciudad Quesada and Venecia, included three flying goals and a mountain prize. Despite Strah’s victory, local cyclist Pablo Mudarra Segura, from the Colono Bikestation Kolbi team, maintains the overall leadership, wearing the yellow jersey after the day’s