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Ecuadorian Jhonatan Narváez had an excellent second stage of the Tour Down Under, finishing behind his teammate Jay Vine. This result moved him into second place in the general classification of the prestigious race, the opening event in the top tier of world cycling. Narváez, the reigning champion, entered the final sprint of this second stage with the host Jay Vine, who edged him out by mere centimeters. “Jay was very strong; I was just
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The European cycling season kicks off this Friday in Spain with the Clásica Camp de Morvedre, a one-day Spanish race that is part of the international calendar under the UCI 1.2 category. Two Colombian riders will be competing with Movistar: Nairo Quintana from Boyacá and the young Diego Pescador from Quindío. Several Latin Americans are also among the entrants: Uruguayan Thomas Silva will ride for XDS Astana Team, Brazilian Henrique Bravo for Soudal Quick-Step, and
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The excitement of the 2026 Tour of El Salvador came to a close with a double celebration for Colombia. Paula Patiño was crowned champion of the Salvadoran race this Wednesday, adding an important title to her sporting record after winning the final stage. The Antioquian cyclist, who left the Movistar team after seven years, proved to be the most consistent throughout the five days of competition held in Central America, which included a prologue and
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Surprising the favorites, Samuel Watson (Ineos Grenadiers) won the 3.6-kilometer prologue that kicked off the 26th edition of the Tour Down Under, held on the streets of the coastal city of Adelaide, Australia. The British cyclist secured the victory with a time of 4 minutes and 16 seconds, beating his compatriot Ethan Vernon (NSN Cycling Team). The difference between the two riders was one second. New Zealander Laurence Pithie (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe)
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In a blistering finish, Chilean Catalina Soto (Laboral Kutxa-Fundacion Euskadi) repeated her victory from the opening day, this time in the third road stage, after covering 89.4 kilometers between the towns of Santa Tecla and La Libertad. The star of the day was Chilean Catalina Soto Campos, of the Laboral Kutxa – Fundación Euskadi team, who completed the stage in 2:28:13 to claim the win. The European team’s dominance was further solidified by the second-place
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From Friday, January 23rd to Sunday, February 1st, 2026, the province will host the 41st edition of the Tour of San Juan, one of the most traditional road cycling competitions on the local calendar. The race will traverse several departments of San Juan, featuring a prologue and nine stages, including an individual time trial, and once again will not include the department of Jáchal. The reasons for the department’s exclusion from the stages, as determined
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The stage 2 of the 2026 Tour of El Salvador was held this Monday, a 91-kilometer route that ran from the Surf City bypass to Acaxual Street in Sonsonate. The winner of this stage was Spaniard Ainara Albert Bosch, of the Cogeas Roland team, who crossed the finish line with a time of 2:36:39. Second place went to Colombian Jannie Milena Salcedo of the Pato Bike BMC Team, while third place was secured by Kazakh
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The 61st edition of the Vuelta al Táchira was won by Venezuelan Jorge Abreu (Fina Arroz CES Multimarcas Bancamiga JHS). The 35-year-old, winner of the fourth stage, easily defended his lead in the final stage, held between the cities of Ureña and San Cristóbal. The podium of the Táchira race, part of the UCI calendar, was completed by local rider Diego Alejandro Méndez (Lotería del Táchira Servitel) and Colombian Brandon Vega (GW Erco SportFitness), who
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This Sunday, the first stage of the 2026 Tour of El Salvador took place, an urban circuit called Flor Blanca, covering approximately 69.1 kilometers between Bulevar de los Héroes, 25 Avenida Norte, and Sexta-Décima Calle Poniente. The winner of this stage was Dutch cyclist Marjolein Van ‘t Geloof of the Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi team. The 29-year-old finished the race with a time of 1:54:20. Second place in the stage went to Spaniard Ainara Albert Bosch,
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Chilean cyclist Catalina Soto triumphed this Saturday in the time trial of the prologue of the 2026 Tour of El Salvador after a 2.7-kilometer course through the streets of San Salvador’s Historic Center. The 24-year-old Chilean, a member of the Laboral Kutxa Fundación Euskadi team, secured the victory among 95 competitors from 12 countries to become the first leader of the general classification in this edition. In a demanding race lined with hundreds of fans
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