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Sao Paulo – Despite having suffered a fall on the route, the Brazilian Otávio Augusto Gonzeli brought the second gold to his delegation in the Pan American Road Cycling Championship, by dominating the race for under 23 riders, disputed in a beautiful route of 159.4 kilometers in the beautiful town of Sao José dos Campos. Otávio completed the course on local roads with a time of 2: 24. 02 hours, followed by Colombian Jaider Muñoz

He crowned the breakaway! Italian Andrea Vendrame (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) emerged victorious in the nineteenth stage of the Giro d’Italia after riding 157 kilometers between Mortegliano and Sappada. His breakaway companions Pelayo Sanchez of Spain and Georg Steinhauser of Germany finished second and third, respectively. The riders in the general classification arrived relaxed at more than 15 minutes, saving their strength for Saturday’s very tough mountain stage. The bunch was led by Austrian

Sao Paulo – The Colombian Luciana Osorio and the Brazilian Guillerme Assis became the new Pan-American champions in the road, youth category, after the fourth day of the Continental Championship that will be held until next Sunday in Sao Jose Dos Campos, with the presence of 39 countries. Osorio won her second gold medal in Brazil, since last Tuesday she had won the individual time trial in her category, hence this title in the 59

Sao Paulo – As if to prove that this is his favorite specialty and that no one like him has won so many Pan American Road Championships, the Colombian Walter Vargas became this May 23 the five-time champion of the individual time trial, after covering the 35 kilometers and 400 meters of the race in 42:44 minutes. For the second place of the modality, disputed from 8:00 in the morning in a beautiful circuit and

Summary of the management report for the year 2023, presented to the Congress by the President of COPACI, José Manuel Peláez, who was congratulated by the UCI and the national federations. Because of its importance and the reflection of thousands of cycling protagonists in America, we share it with you. – In 2023, for the first time, two multisport games will be held in the same year: the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games in

Sao Paulo – The President of the International Cycling Union, David Lappartient, praised the work done by the Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) in the year 2023 and personally congratulated its top management, José Manuel Peláez, during the annual Congress of that entity, which brings together 42 nations throughout the Americas. “I want to congratulate COPACI, and my friend Pelaez for the excellent work he does in this continent, where we see whenever we visit

In an uphill finish, Georg Steinhauser (EF Education – EasyPost) won stage 17 of the Giro d’Italia 2024 by winning from the breakaway, while Slovenian Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) pulled further ahead of his rivals in the individual overall, a classification in which Colombian Daniel Felipe Martínez (BORA – hansgrohe) returned to second place after entering fifth in the segment. The young Teutonic rider took the victory after riding 159 kilometers between Selva di

Sao Paulo – The morning of May 21 was ideal for cycling: little sun and pleasant temperature. And at the start of the 38th Pan American Road Championship, three countries: Colombia, the United States and Chile, took advantage of these conditions to add their first champions of this 2024 edition, after the individual time trial races were held. The troop from Bogota dominated in the youth category of both sexes, thanks to the legs of

Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, (UAE Team), won the shortened sixteenth stage, which ended in Monte Pana, his fifth in his debut in the Giro d’Italia, the 76th in his rich history of victories in his professional career, while Colombian Daniel Felipe Martinez, (Bora Hansgrohe), returns to second place overall. Two stages in the first week, two more in the second, and he already added one more in the last week of the corsa rosa, which catapults

Sao Paulo – Once the riders’ licenses have been verified, the Organizing Committee of the Pan American Road Championship, which will start this May 21, confirmed that 29 countries and 340 cyclists will compete for the medals in the time trial and road races, junior, U23 and elite categories. The nations that will be participating in this continental race are Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Anguilla, Belize, Bermuda, Dominica, Ecuador, United States, Grenada, Guyana, Honduras, Cayman