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The Tour El Salvador 2024 concluded on Tuesday with absolute dominance of the Swiss team Roland. Switzerland’s Elena Hartmann was crowned champion after defending the lead of the competition on the final day, which was won by her teammate Tamara Dronova. Dronova, a member of this team, took first place in the fourth stage that left from Parque Libertad, Santa Ana, arriving at Metapan and returning to the starting point to complete 94.1 kilometers. The
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In a close virtual vote held this Tuesday at the Extraordinary General Assembly, the capital of Peru, Lima, was elected with 28 votes in favor, as the city that will host the 2027 continental event. “We are happy for this triumph. We will work to make everyone’s experience the best they have ever had, and they have the absolute devotion of more than 33 million Peruvians. Thank you for trusting us,” said the President of
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The dominance of the Swiss World Tour team Roland continues at the Tour El Salvador 2024. The Russian Tamara Dronova was victorious in the third stage of the Salvadoran round disputed over 102 kilometers, starting in Ilopango and finishing in San Luis Talpa. A group of eight breakaways controlled the race in the final stretch, leaving everything to a reduced packing, in which Dronova was the fastest ahead of Colombian Andrea Alzate (Eneicat CM Team)
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Cycling can help strengthen the immune system and thus increase defenses against pathogens and various diseases. Despite the existing consensus, the complexity of the subject prevents an accurate understanding of this relationship. Other factors such as stress, sleep quality or nutrition also require special mention. The benefits of cycling – and sport in general – are widely known. Much has been written about the positive consequences both on the physical fitness of the cyclist and
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The Italian Valentina Basilico, of the Spanish Eneicat CM Team-GIse won this Sunday the second stage of the Tour El Salvador 2024 with a time of 1.44,46 hours in a 72 kilometers route and in this way broke the winning streak of the Roland team. The Italian, who won her second victory (a Grand Prix and this stage) was accompanied on the podium by the Colombian Karen González, of the Sistecrédito team and the Russian
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In his first stage win on French soil, Remco Evenepoel won a dramatic final day of Paris-Nice 2024. However, the Belgian from Soudal Quick-Step could not pull away from a Matteo Jorgenson who, justifying his departure from Movistar Team to Visma – Lease a Bike, took the yellow jersey and with it the biggest win, so far, of his career. Belgian Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) took a brilliant victory on Sunday after a devastating attack on
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Elena Hartmann, from the Roland team, became today the most beloved cyclist of the people of Nahuizalco. The Swiss won the first stage of the Tour El Salvador 2024, for which she received gestures of affection that were reflected through applause, hugs and bouquets of flowers. The winner of the Grand Prix Presidente and the Prologue, crossed the finish line with a time of 48:17 seconds, in a 106 kilometers route that began in Surf
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Aleksandr Vlasov (BORA – hansgrohe) won the penultimate stage of Paris-Nice 2024. The Russian won the seventh stage between Nice and La Madone d’Utelle after 104 kilometers. American Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) defended the lead of the French race. Vlasov was the strongest in the mountain finish at La Madone d’Utelle (15.1 km at 5.7 percent) and rounded off his great performance by taking the win. Second came Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step). Santiago
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The Swiss cyclist Elena Hartman, from the Roland team, won the prologue of the Vuelta a El Salvador, which took place this Friday night, in a circuit inside the Historic Center of San Salvador. He did it with a time of 3:24 in the time trial and won the applause of all the attendees. The only first-class squad in the Tour a El Salvador set the pace in the 2.5-kilometer prologue, setting the best reference
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The sixth stage of Paris-Nice was won by Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl – Trek), after 198.2 kilometers between Sisteron and La Colle-sur-Loup. The Danish champion was the strongest in the final stretch, winning the duel with the Americans Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) 2nd and Matteo Jorgenson (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) 3rd. The French race presented a hilly menu on this day with four second-category passes and one third-category climb. The final stage featured
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