News

Guatemalan Sergio Chumil, of Burgos Burpellet BH, won the gold medal in the road race at the Guatemala 2025 Central American Games, one day after taking bronze in the individual time trial at the same event. Chumil truly impressed his home crowd at the race held in Quetzaltenango. With an attack on the penultimate of the 14 laps of the Los Altos highway circuit, he stormed to the front of the field, seeking his third

Panamanian cyclist Wendy Ducreux won the gold medal this Sunday, October 19th, in the road cycling endurance event at the XII Central American Games Guatemala 2025, which featured nine 10-kilometer laps and a time of 2:50:36 hours. In this women’s cycling event, the silver medal went to Costa Rican Gloriana Quesada, while Guatemalan Gabriela Soto took the bronze. Unlucky in the women’s cycling race was junior Noemy Atencio, who fell during the race and was

Costa Rican Gloriana Quesada won the gold medal in the women’s individual time trial (ITT) at the XII Central American Games Guatemala 2025, after a brilliant performance in the stage held in Quenzatenango. Quesada recorded a time of 32:46.94, beating Jasmin Soto of Guatemala (33:19.03) and her compatriot Milagro Mena, who secured the bronze with 34:26.13. “I’m so happy to give Costa Rica a gold medal back at these Central American Games; they’re my first,

The Colombian city of Armenia, Quindío, will be the epicenter of BMX Freestyle on the continent with the 2025 South American BMX Freestyle Championship, which will take place on November 15 and 16 at the BMX Freestyle track located at the Ancizar López Sports Village, on the west side of the Centenario Stadium. The event, endorsed by the Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), will bring together the continent’s best riders in the Park and Flatland

The Rio de Janeiro 2025 Para-Cycling Track World Championships kicked off this Thursday, the 16th, with world records, unprecedented achievements among women, and a gold medal for Brazil. On a day marked by a high technical level, Sabrina Custodia da Silva won the 1 km time trial in the C2 category, recording the best time in the event’s history: 1:20.020. “The moment has arrived, and it wasn’t just the world title, it was the world

While it was already expected from the outset that the semi-urban time trial held in Valladolid in 2025 would be relatively uneven, the organizers made the decision the day before to reduce the 27-kilometer route to just over 12 kilometers, in response to the protests against Israel that had been called. Although many doubted that he was actually racing in La Vuelta a España, Filippo Ganna fulfilled the sole objective that kicked off his participation

The race started on slightly damp terrain following the recent rain, with the crashes in the women’s final still fresh in the memory. Dane Simon Andreassen took the lead on the first corner, followed by Sebastian Fini, Martin Vidaurre, Mathis Azzaro, and Samuel Gaze, in a clean but intense start. As the laps passed, riders such as Victor Koretzky and Christopher Blevins began to gain positions, eventually placing themselves among the front runners. Despite the

In a steep climb, Venezuelan Luis Mora (Gobernación de Trujillo) took victory in the second stage of the 2025 Tour of Venezuela, soloing a 179.1-kilometer stage between La Fría and Mérida. Mora emerged victorious ahead of Colombian Juan Carlos López (GW Erco Shimano) and his compatriot and teammate Luis Mora (Gobernación de Trujillo), who finished in the top three of the stage. The stage, which began in the state of Táchira, came alive in the

In a grueling finish, João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) emerged victorious on stage 13 of the 2025 Vuelta a España, finishing at the Alto del Angliru. After a demanding 202.7-kilometer route, the Portuguese rider dominated the Asturian monster and is closing in on the leader. On the non-category climb, Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) finished in second place, trailing the winner. 28 seconds behind, Australian Jai Hindley (Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe) took third place.

The third stage of the Tour of Honduras 2025 took place this Friday, and Colombian Yesid Pira (Team Hino-One-La Red-Suzuki) continues to lead the overall standings for the second consecutive day. The day featured a hilly 116-kilometer course and saw Costa Rican cyclist Sebastián Moya (Team Probikes Cemplus) emerge victorious, followed by Santander native Óscar Pachón (Edasa) by 9 seconds. The Central American race will continue this Saturday with the fourth and penultimate 110-kilometer stage,