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The organizing committee of the Vuelta al Táchira cycling race announced this Saturday that the ninth stage of the competition has been cancelled, leaving the general classification and all other standings unchanged from Friday. On the Vuelta al Táchira’s Instagram account, the committee explained that there was a change to the circuit for the ninth stage, “at the request of the riders,” but that during the stage, one of them crashed and the others “decided

In a slightly uphill finish, Jad Sair Colmenares (Alcaldía de Torbes Urena Sport C IDT Cediplast) masterfully won the third stage of the 2026 Vuelta al Táchira, a 115.2-kilometer circuit in the city of San Cristóbal. The young Venezuelan rider, who achieved the most important victory of his short career, beat his compatriots Germán Rincón (Alicanto Consulting G Kino Táchira) and Jorge Abreu (Fina Arroz CES Multimarcas Bancamiga), who finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. The

The Zwift Tour, the biggest annual event on the Zwift platform, is welcoming 2026 from January 5th to February 22nd, with hundreds of thousands of cyclists and runners from around the world sharing kilometers across nine virtual worlds. The six-week event is structured to suit all levels and schedules. Each stage lasts a week and offers three distance options—Long, Standard, and Short—which can be completed as a leisurely ride or a race. Zwift will once

The President of the Pan American Cycling Confederation, José Manuel Peláez, sent a congratulatory message from his social media profile to the entire cycling family, on the occasion of the new year, emphasizing the ideas proposed in the 2030 Agenda, the organization’s work guide, approved in 2025. Below we reproduce his message: Cycling Family: Happy 2026! We are already in a new year of work. 2026 is another challenge for the cycling family in the

The Colombian Cycling Federation has released its extensive official competition calendar, a schedule that confirms Colombian cycling will be a major player throughout the year, both domestically and on the world stage. From January to December, Colombia will be represented in national championships, world cups, traditional tours, and major multi-sport events. The schedule kicks off in January with the Ángel Miguel Sanabria Cycling Circuit in Tuta. February will feature the National Road Cycling Championship in

With Monaco as the venue for the official start and the details of the opening individual time trial already known, the big news from the presentation of the 2026 Vuelta a España route was the announcement of the final stage of the 81st edition, which will conclude in the historic city of Granada. The Andalusian city located in southern Spain thus becomes the eighth city to crown the overall winner, after Madrid, Bilbao, San Sebastián,

The Spanish team Eneicat continues to officially announce its new signings for next year. The latest addition is another South American rider, Venezuelan Lilibeth Chacón, who joins the recently signed Chilean Aranza Villalón. “Eneicat adds one of the leading figures in Latin American women’s cycling to its ranks. Lilibeth Chacón arrives to contribute experience, leadership, and a clear winning mentality,” the European team wrote on its social media, announcing the arrival of the three-time champion

He did it again! Costa Rican Luis Daniel Oses (7C – Economy – Hyundai) successfully defended his title from last year, becoming a two-time champion of the Tour of Costa Rica after a smooth finish in the final stage in La Aurora. After ten intense days of competition, the top spots in the Costa Rican race were completed by fellow Costa Ricans Alejandro Granados (Colono Bikestation Kölbi) and Luis Aguilar (7C – Economy – Hyundai),

The rider from Paraíso was propelled by leader Luis Daniel Oses to first place in the eighth stage of the Tour of Costa Rica 2025 Telecable, confirming the dominance of the 7C Economy Hyundai team with a first and third place finish on the overall podium. The queen stage of the Tour of Costa Rica 2025 Telecable took place between Pérez Zeledón and San Rafael de Oreamuno, featuring a breakaway of eight riders who led

Joseph Ramírez, from Palmares and riding for Colono Bikestation Kolbi, surprised all the sprinters in the final sprint in Buenos Aires, securing his first victory in the 2025 Tour of Costa Rica with three stages still remaining. The seventh stage of the Costa Rican tour took place between Pérez Zeledón and Buenos Aires and featured a breakaway of fifteen riders formed after the first intermediate sprint. Among them were Belizean Derrick Chavarría (Momentum Racing GCS