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Franklin Archibold, of the team Panama es Cultura y Valores, ratified his favoritism today Saturday by winning the fifth stage of the Tour of Panama 2024, an individual time trial of 25.9 kilometers. The route took place between the National Naval Air Service Base, the Centennial Bridge National Naval Air Service Base, the Centennial Bridge and the National Naval Air Service, in the province of Colon. Archibold, who had won the second stage last Wednesday,

In a final for sprinters, Venezuelan Arlex Méndez (Alicanto Consulting Group-Lotería del Táchira) won the sixth stage of the 61st edition of the Tour of Venezuela, after riding 120 kilometers around San Felipe, the capital city of Yaracuy state. Colombian Walter Vargas (Team Medellín-EPM) maintained the lead of the race. The 19-year-old rider crossed the finish line first ahead of his compatriots Edwin Torres (Alicanto Consulting Group-Lotería del Táchira) and Luis Gómez (MU Training –

With a great finish, the Costa Rican cyclist Sebastián Brenes, of the Central American Regional Team, won Friday the fourth stage of the XIX Tour de Panama. Despite the victory, Gabriel Rojas Campos (7C Economy Lacoinex) remains as leader of the individual general classification. The stage, of 128 kilometers, was disputed in the beautiful landscapes of the Costa Abajo, in the province of Colon. Brenes won the sprint at the Sherman facilities, beating national cyclists

On the first mountainous day, Javier Jamaica (Team Medellin-EPM) won the fifth stage of the Tour of Venezuela 2024, winning alone a 135-kilometer stage between Barquisimeto and Nirgua. The rider from Bogota was victorious ahead of Venezuelan Roniel Campos (Team La Guacamaya Indet Trujillo) and his compatriot Walter Vargas (Team Medellín-EPM), who finished in the Top 3 of the stage. The overall leader remains the Antioquian Walter Vargas, who with his powerful Team Medellin-EPM managed

The queen stage of the Tour de Panama 2024 brought important changes in the individual general classification, with Costa Rican Gabriel Rojas Campos, of the 7C Economy team, regaining the leader’s jersey after three days of competition. Rojas Campos, who was the first leader of this international event, dominated the 76-kilometer route between Penonomé, La Pintada and Cerro Marta, with a time of 2 hours, 7 minutes and 2 seconds. He was escorted by his

As if to validate the forecasts that catalogued him as one of the great candidates to the victory, the Pan-American champion of individual time trial Walter Vargas (Team Medellín-EPM), took the victory in the day to time trial of the Tour of Venezuela 2024 and is the new leader of the race. Vargas rode at an average speed of 52.23 Km/h, and managed to reach the leadership of the Venezuelan round, which today tested the

The cyclist Franklin Archibold, of the Panama is Culture and Values team, was the great protagonist today, Wednesday, in the second stage of the XIX edition of the Tour of Panama, capturing the leadership of the individual general classification after his triumph at the top of Marica, a third category mountain prize, in the province of Cocle. There were 110 kilometers in this second stage of the Tour de Panama 2024, starting in the town

In a final with a small steep climb, Edwin Torres (Alicanto Consulting Group-Lotería del Táchira) won the third stage of the Tour of Venezuela 2024, a 205-kilometer fraction, which connected Monay with Barquisimeto. David González (Team Medellín-EPM) from Bogota remained in command of the general classification. Torres, 27, was the fastest on the short climb, beating his compatriots Arlex Méndez (Alicanto Consulting Group- Lotería del Táchira) and Roniel Campos (Team La Guacamaya Indet Trujillo), who

Costa Rican Gabriel Rojas became the first leader of the XIX edition of the Tour de Panama by winning today, Tuesday, the team time trial stage disputed in the village of El Coco, in Penonomé, province of Coclé. Team 7C Economy of Costa Rica rode 17.5 kilometers, registering a time of 20 minutes and 29 seconds, with an average speed of 50.38 kilometers per hour. This team, led by Yurandir Leandro, is composed of Gabriel

In a very fast finish, the Venezuelan Luis Pinto (Team Venezuela País de Futuro) won in a close sprint the first stage of the Vuelta a Venezuela 2024, after riding 117 kilometers around Valera, in the state of Trujillo, in the west of the neighboring country. The local rider crossed the finish line first ahead of his compatriot Arlex Méndez (Lotería del Táchira) and Bogotá’s Javier Jamaica (Team Medellín-EPM), who came in 2nd and 3rd,