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This Thursday the seventh stage of the Tour of Uruguay 2025 was disputed, leaving from Agraciada with arrival in Durazno over 192.7 kilometers and where the Brazilian Gabriel Metzger won the duel to the Venezuelan Winston Maestre in the oldest stage race in America. The ACRD Cycling Team rider crossed the finish line in a time of five hours, three minutes and 45 seconds. Next to him came the Venezuelan Maestre, from the Venezuelan national

Colombian cyclist Edison Alejandro Callejas was the protagonist this Thursday when he won the third stage of the Giro d’Abruzzo 2025 in Italy, which was highlighted by the main digital pages of the European sports media. Callejas, a 24 year-old rider from Bogota who rides for the modest Petrolike team, achieved an epic victory, being his first win in a race of this category. Great victory for Edison Callejas The Bogota native won the queen

This Wednesday the sixth stage of the 80th edition of the traditional Tour of Uruguay, a stage race organized by the Uruguayan Cycling Federation, was run and after 196.3 kilometers between Mercedes and Carmelo the Brazilian Magno do Prado Nazaret won. The ACRD Cycling Team competitor from his country, three-time winner of this Vuelta Ciclista (2012, 2017 and 2018), crossed the finish line in the department of Colonia in a time of four hours, 20

The French region of Haute-Savoie will become the epicenter of world cycling between August and September 2027, when it will host the second unified edition of the UCI World Cup. After the resounding success of the first edition held in Glasgow in 2023, the International Cycling Union (UCI) intends to go even further, with an event that will bring together 20 disciplines in 12 venues, promising to be the most ambitious event in cycling history.

This Monday, April 7, the first stage of the Tour of the Basque Country took place with a time trial of 16.5 kilometers, leaving several surprises where each rider started with an interval of one minute. The first rider to start was the Colombian Harold Tejada of XDS-ASTANA, while the last to go was the American of UAE EMIRATES-XRG, Brandon McNulty, who was part of the U.S. team in the Olympic Games in Paris 2024.

The United States, with eight gold, three silver and two bronze medals, was the great winner of the Pan American Track Championship, which was held for five days in Asuncion, Paraguay, where the best of the continent in this specialty met. The Americans were followed by Trinidad and Tobago with four medals, while Colombia, with 20 medals (3- 10- 7) was the nation that collected the most medals on the podium. Precisely on the last

The Antioquian cyclist Diego Arboleda revalidated his title at the Pan American BMX Racing 2025 Championship in the Championship category and reached four gold medals in these competitions, which made him the most outstanding news of the continental event, held at the Juan Carlos Nicolettta BMX track of the Quilamapu Sports Complex, in Chillán, Chile. The Colombian athlete was once again a great protagonist in the orbital competition, winning the gold medal and repeating the

The victory of the American Peter Moore in the omnium and of the Colombian Stefany Cuadrado in the women’s kilometer time trial were the highlights of the fourth day of the Pan American Track Championships, which concludes this Sunday in Asuncion, Paraguay. In addition to them, the winners in this penultimate day were also the Trinidadian Nicholas Paul, in sprint, and Victoria Teniel Campbell, in the scoring; and the American Emily Ehrlich in the pursuit,

The titles of the two American pursuit quartets, that of Colombia’s Kevin Quintero in keirin, Canada’s Cameron Fitzmaurice in scratch and Mexico’s Yareli Acevedo in elimination marked the second day of the Pan American Championships being held until Sunday in Asuncion, Paraguay. Although the United States had done worse times than Canada in the qualifying stage and in the first round, Peter Moore Brendam Rhim, Anders Johnson, David Domonoske, with Sean Christiansen with fifth man,

This Wednesday started at the National Olympic Velodrome of Asuncion, Paraguay, the competitions of the Pan American Track Elite Championship, in which the teams of Mexico, the United States and Trinidad and Tobago won the first titles. In the elite women’s scratch race, Yareli Acevedo, from Mexico, won the gold medal, followed by Marlies Mejías, from Cuba, with the silver, and Araceli Galeano, from Paraguay, who won the bronze. Venezuela’s Verónica Abreu took fifth place