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In a new mountainous day, Miguel Ángel López (Team Medellín-EPM) claimed victory in the sixth stage of the Vuelta a Colombia 2023 starting in La Virginia and finishing in Apía over 164.8 kilometers, with a rising finish. The Boyacá cyclist rounded off a spectacular task for the squad led by José Julián Velásquez, where his pupils made it 1-3 with ‘Supermán’ and Aldemar Reyes. Wilson Peña from Zipaquire (Team Sistecrédito) came in 2nd and took

In another mountainous finish, Miguel Ángel ‘Supermán’ López (Team Medellín-EPM) emerged victorious this Wednesday in the fifth stage of the Vuelta a Colombia 2023, which was held over 165.5 kilometers between Dosquebradas and Belalcázar. The Boyacá cyclist who went alone the last two kilometers of the race, was left with the victory ahead of Wilson Peña (Team Sistecredito) and Daniel Méndez (EPM-GO RIGO GO), 2nd and 3rd respectively. The escape of the day was led

In the third final for sprinters, Miguel Ángel ‘Supermán’ López (Team Medellín-EPM), spoiled the party for the sprinters and won the third online stage of the Tour of Colombia 2023, after traveling 105 kilometers around from Ibagué. The Boyacá cyclist prevailed in a mostly flat day with a time of 2 hours, 30 minutes and 30 seconds, behind came the Ecuadorian Byron Guamá (Movistar-Best PC) 2nd and Daniel Muñoz (EPM-GO RIGO GO) finished 3rd. Regarding

In a weekend full of competitions, the Pan American MTB Championship was held, in the Marathon (XCM) modality, in the municipality of Santa Rosa de Cabal, in Colombia, where the hosts Mónica Calderón and Juan Fernando Monroy prevailed, in the elite category. Calderón won the gold medal in the women’s section with 24 participants, while Monroy did it in the men’s branch with 76 runners. The event was attended by competitors from Ecuador, Brazil, Chile,

The Canadian national team retained the crown for countries in the Pan American Elite Track Cycling Championship, which concluded this Sunday at the Vicente Alejo Chancay velodrome, where they took another three gold medals at the end to add 11 and lead Mexico (6) and Colombia (3), second and third, respectively in the medal table. The golden trio for the northerners took place in the men’s Madison, the elimination race and the kilometer time trial,

In another finish at pure speed and without climbs, the young Jonathan Guatibonza (GW Shimano-Sidermec) won the second stage of the traditional Tour of Colombia 2023, after traveling 160.1 kilometers between Tibasosa and Gachancipá, The young sprinter crossed the finish line first, in a tremendous run in which he just overtook Miguel Ángel López (Team Medellín – EPM) and Juan Pablo Sossa (Team Sistecrédito), who finished in second and third position, respectively. The escape of

Luke Valenti, with the assistance of his Ecoflo Chronos team mates, held on to the Yellow Jersey on the final day of the Tour de Beauce, to become the youngest winner in the history of the race at 19 years of age, and the first Canadian winner since James Piccoli in 2018. Tyler Stites (Project Echelon) took his second straight stage win and vaulted from fifth to second in the overall standings, as well as

The five finals of the penultimate day of the Pan American Elite Track Cycling Championship held in San Juan, Argentina, left four nations at the top of the podium and only Canada was able to repeat on more occasions to stay on top by countries, now with eight gold, four silver and two bronze. The northern delegation prevailed in the individual pursuit for ladies and the omnium for men. In the first of these modalities,

In a finish at pure speed, Miguel Ángel López (Team Medellín-EPM) beat Johan Colón (Orgullo Paisa) in a disputed sprint in the first online stage of the Vuelta a Colombia after 4:36:07 hours of racing, which allowed him to keep his yellow race leader jersey. The day was held around Yopal with a total of 197.3 kilometers traveled, where “Supermán” López added time bonuses to confirm his leadership of the Colombian round. At the end

Stage 4 in Quebec City may have been the shortest stage of the Tour de Beauce at only 70 kilometres, but it still proved to be decisive, with yet another lead change and rearranging of the classifications. Tyler Stites (Project Echelon) won the stage from the breakaway group, but Luke Valenti (Ecoflo Chronos) became the fourth rider in four days to don the Yellow Jersey after finishing seventh in the breakaway group; he also holds