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Pablo Castrillo seems determined to break all the rules and surprises all and sundry with a victory of true agony in another of the queen stages of La Vuelta 2024, the fifteenth, which meant the first of the Asturian days with a finish in the terrible ramps of Cuitu Negru, the highest peak of the race. Following the tone of La Vuelta 2024, the race started very fast with continuous attacks, although this time, after

This Sunday ended the Mountain Bike World Championship held in Pal Arinsal, Andorra, with the Olympic Cross Country (XCO) competitions in the Under-23 and Elite categories, in which the Canadian Isabella Holmgren won the only title for America among the under 23 years old. Holmgren dominated the race from start to finish to cross the finish line in first place with an advantage of 1 minute and 17 seconds over second-placed Olivia Onesti of France.

The fourteenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2024 was won by Kaden Groves. The Australian sprinter of Alpecin – Deceuninck was the fastest in the bunch sprint, after 200.5 kilometers between Villafranco del Bierzo and Villablino. The Oceanic rider, who achieved his second victory in this edition, won ahead of Belgian Wout van Aert (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) and New Zealander Corbin Strong (Israel – Premier Tech). While Frenchman Ben O’Connor (Decathlon

Today was a great day for Kevin Castillo in the International Tour of Guadeloupe 2024. The talented Colombian rider shone with Team Sistecrédito in Caribbean territory, coming second in the eighth stage and getting closer to the title of the competition that takes place in the archipelago of the Antilles. The young beetle was relegated by the judges to second place in an undulating day of 147.1 kilometers, which united Lamentin with Sainte-Rose. Frenchman Sam

In a nail-biting finish, Michael Woods beat his breakaway companions on the final climb to emerge victorious on stage 13 of the Vuelta a España 2024 after 176 kilometers between Lugo and Puerto de Ancares, a first-category climb. The experienced Israel-Premier Tech rider took the solo victory on the steep finish. Second came Swiss rider Mauro Schmid (Team Jayco AlUla) at 45 seconds and third came Spanish rider Marc Soler (UAE Team Emirates) at 1:11

In a mountainous day full of emotions, the Colombian cyclist Juan Diego Hoyos (Team Sistecredito) was victorious in the seventh stage of the International Tour of Guadeloupe 2024. The leadership of the Caribbean race remained in the hands of his compatriot Kevin Castillo (Team Sistecredito). The rider from Caldas took the victory, after riding 159.9 kilometers between the towns of Morne-à-l’Eau and Petit-Canal. In the second position came the Spanish Pol Hervas (Team Madras Cycling)

A great battle between the climbers took place in stage twelve of the Vuelta a España 2024, where Pablo Castrillo (Team Kern Pharma) was surprisingly the strongest in the Mountain Station of Manzaneda, taking the solo victory after 137.5 kilometers. The Spanish rider, who achieved a memorable and emotional victory for his team, won the duel with his breakaway companions. Second came the British Max Poole (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL), third Marc Soler (UAE Team Emirates),

Camilo Castillo, of the Mindeporte team, won the first stage of the first stage of the Vuelta a la Juventud, which started this August 29 in Guatemala, where 13 teams and almost 80 riders under 23 years of age are participating. Castillo also finished the first stage at the top of the mountain classification, while his teammate, Anderson Castro, dominates the flying goal section. It was a battle of speed and location between the fastest

The District Institute of Recreation and Sport (IDRD) announced the Gran Fondo de Ciclismo de Bogotá x Egan Bernal to be held on November 17 in collaboration with the first Latin American to win the Tour de France in 2019 and the Giro d’Italia in 2021. The first urban fondo in Colombia was presented at the facilities of the Mayor’s Office of Bogota, headed by Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán; the director of IDRD, Daniel García

The eleventh stage of the Vuelta a España 2024 proved to be a breakaway, where Eddie Dunbar (Team Jayco AlUla) was the best of a lead group of more than 30 riders, emerging victorious in a 166.5-kilometer stage through Galicia, with four mountain passes along the way. Australian Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) saved the lead. The Irish rider took advantage of a moment of tranquility among his breakaway companions and took the