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In a spectacular start to the season, Paula Patiño continued her winning streak, securing another victory with Laboral Kutxa – Fundación Euskadi, this time in the third classic of El Salvador. She outsprinted Francesca Hall (Roland Cogeas Cycling Team) in the Grand Prix Longitudinal del Norte. After a tough day in the mountains, the Basque team regained control of the Salvadoran race, and it was the Colombian rider who took the lead in the final

Many rumors circulated about Richard Carapaz’s future in 2026, with reports indicating the possibility of the Ecuadorian cyclist returning to Movistar Team or trying his luck with another team. However, the “Carchi Locomotive” remains with EF Education-EasyPost. Carapaz has decided to continue with the North American team (which he has represented since 2022) and is preparing for the start of the new season, where his biggest challenge will be the upcoming Giro d’Italia (a race

In a blistering finish, Argentine Mauricio Domínguez (Municipalidad de Santa Lucía – Gremios por el deporte) emerged victorious in the third stage held in Pocito, after completing 140.9 kilometers on a demanding urban circuit. “Honestly, it was a great stage. The team and I planned to go for it and try to make up some of the time I lost yesterday, because honestly, I hadn’t felt great, but today I was able to,” said Domínguez,

A great start to the season for Australian Jay Vine, who was crowned champion of the 2016 Tour Down Under, succeeding his teammate, Ecuadorian Jhonatan Narváez, winner last year. The Australian rider, who suffered a fall without serious consequences, successfully defended his orange jersey in the final stage held in Stirling, a suburb of Perth. The podium of the first World Tour race of the year was completed by Swiss rider Mauro Schmid (Team Jayco

In a thrilling finish, Ukrainian Yuliia Biriukova emerged victorious in the 2016 El Salvador Grand Prix. The European cyclist from Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi proved the strongest in the breakaway and won in the district of Santa Elena. The podium of the Salvadoran one-day race was completed by Briton Francesca Hall (Roland Cogeas Cycling Team) and Colombian Angie Mariana Londoño (Colombian National Team), who finished second and third, respectively. Other notable Salvadoran cyclists included María Angélica

Tomás Moyano, the cyclist from San Luis province who rides for Gremios-Municipalidad de Santa Lucía, made a decisive move in the final meters and crossed the finish line first in the second stage of the 2026 Tour of San Juan. The dramatic finish took place on the demanding Alto de Pedernal climb, under a few drops of rain that added extra spice to this battle on two wheels. Moyano outsprinted Nicolás Tivani (Municipalidad de Pocito)

The 2026 Grand Prix San Salvador was won by Francesca Hall (Roland Cogeas Cycling Team), who proved strongest on the final climb to take first place after covering the demanding 74.9-kilometer route between San Marcos and Puerta del Diablo. The 30-year-old Briton recorded a time of 2 hours and 53 minutes, completing the mountainous course, which featured a grueling 20-kilometer climb with an average gradient of 7.1%, pushing the 95 cyclists who started to their

Glory in front of the Aldo Cantoni Stadium went to Argentinian Nicolás Tivani, who dominated in a mass sprint that will go down in the history of the 2026 Vuelta a San Juan, after a heart-stopping finish in the temple of San Juan sport. The first stage linked the city of San Juan, Sarmiento, and Albardón in a battle that crossed the heart of the province, challenging the peloton’s frenetic pace before the triumphant entry

The third road stage of the 2026 Santos Tour Down Under saw Sam Welsford (Ineos Grenadiers) take the win. The Australian sprinter was comfortably the fastest in the 140.8-kilometer stage between Henley Beach and the small town of Nairne, in South Australia. The Australian rider, who secured his first victory with his new team, beat Denmark’s Tobias Lund Andresen (Decathlon CMA CGM Team) and New Zealand’s Lewis Bower (Groupama-FDJ United), who finished second and third,

The traditional and renowned gaucho race, the 41st edition of the Vuelta a San Juan 2026, began this Friday in Santa Lucía, with a victory for Argentinian Kevin Castro of the Diberbool team. Inclement weather led the organizers to modify the format of the opening 7.6-kilometer stage. Castro, 26, took the prologue victory and became the first leader of the San Juan race. Second place went to Tomás Moyano (Municipality of Santa Lucía), while third