The Dauphiné 2024 is the race of confirmation. That of Primoz Roglic, general captain of BORA, looking to forget his past misfortunes while he collects stages and sets his sights on the overall that will take him to the start of the Tour in beautiful Florence as a winning horse. That of one of our own, Oier Lazkano, who has a prodigious lack of definition as a prodigious professional. He exhibited himself in another notch
8 June, 2024
Marianne Vos takes revenge in the queen stage of the Tour of Catalonia and takes the lead
In the first part of the Tour of Catalonia, Marianne Vos came close to victory, but made up for it in the queen stage. The Visma | Lease a Bike team leader won a tough mountainous stage with a finish in La Molina, riding solo to the finish. The Dutch rider, who took the lead of the Catalan round, was followed by her compatriot Riejanne Markus (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) at 51 seconds
7 June, 2024
Panama and Guatemala triumph in the team time trial of the Central American Road Championship
The men’s team of Panama and the women’s team of Guatemala won the team time trial during the second day of the Central American Road Championship being held in Honduras with the best of regional cycling. The Panamanian cyclists continue demonstrating a great dominance in the current event, by conquering the race and making history, as they were framed with gold edges since it is the first time that this specialty is developed in these
The sixth stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné 2024 was in the hands of Primož Roglič (BORA-hansgrohe), after riding 174.1 kilometers between Hauterives and Le Collet d’Allevard. With his victory the Slovenian snatched the lead from Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Soudal – Quick Step). In the hilly stage Roglic crossed the finish line alone after a great teamwork with Aleksandr Vlasov. Remco Evenepoel collapsed on the final climb, lost more than half a minute and had
Cuban Arlenis Sierra crossed the finish line Friday in third place, after a massive packing that closed the opening stage of the V Women’s Tour of Catalonia 2024, run on a circuit with start and finish in the town of Manresa. Sierra, from the Spanish Movistar team, covered the 100.6 kilometers in 2:46.13 hours, a time that was also set by the leaders of the day, Ally Wollaston (Ag Insurance) and the phenomenon of the
The fifth stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné will have no winner in the books. The 167-kilometer day, which started in Amplepuis and reached Saint Priest, had to be neutralized after a massive crash. Colombians Santiago Umba (Astana Qazaqstan Team) and Ivan Ramiro Sosa (Movistar Team) were involved. With 20 kilometers to go, a large group of about fifty riders went to the ground due to the wetness of the road. All ambulances were needed
Two gold medals, one silver and two bronze was the harvest that Panamanian cycling achieved today at the start of the VI Central American Road Cycling Championship, which is being held in the sister country of Honduras. Annibel Prieto was the first to climb to the top of the podium for our country to win the gold in Elite women after riding the 19.4 kilometers in a time of 27:09 minutes. In this same category
5 June, 2024
The Women’s Volta a Catalunya premieres format
The best women’s cycling in the world will meet in Catalonia on June 7, 8 and 9 for the first women’s edition of the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya. Its first version will count with the participation of a Cuban Arlenis Sierra (Movistar-Team) and two Colombians: Jessenia Meneses (Laboral Kutxa – Fundación Euskadi) and Milena Salcedo (Pato Bike BMC Team). The historic Catalan cycling organization premieres a stage race of international category UCI 2.1 with stars
Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Soudal – Quick Step), took over the lead of the Critérium du Dauphiné 2024 after winning the fourth stage, an individual time trial of 34.4 kilometers, contested Wednesday between Saint-Germain-Laval and Neulise. The world champion signed the triumph with a time of 41:49“ at an average speed of 49.35 km / h., valid to beat the British Joshua Tarling (INEOS Grenadiers) by 17 seconds and Slovenian Primož Roglič (BORA – Hansgrohe) by
The Ecuadorian Cycling Federation (FEC) confirmed a week ago that Jhonatan Narváez will be the cyclist who will represent Ecuador at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, in the road cycling event and in the individual time trial. Richard Carapaz will not go. This decision has generated a mixture of expectations and controversy, especially because it is based on a regulation released in March, something that was questioned by the current Olympic champion Richard Carapaz. For