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The EF Education-EasyPost club announced four Latino runners among its seven chosen to participate in the Miguel Induráin 2023 Grand Prix, which will take place this Saturday with a tough course of more than 200 kilometers, among them the Olympic champion of the route, the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz. Jonathan Vaughters’ squad will also include Colombian Esteban Chaves, Costa Rican Andrey Amador and another Ecuadorian Jonathan Klever Caicedo; while the Norwegian Odd Christian Eiking, the Eritrean

Team Medellín-EPM continues to dominate the second edition of the Vuelta Bantrab 2023. Colombian Robigzon Oyola took the sprint victory in the second fraction, after traveling 124.5 kilometers between San Miguel Chicaj and Cobán. The Colombian-Spanish Óscar Sevilla retained the lead. The experienced 34-year-old cyclist from Tolima appeared on the last few meters and crossed the finish line first, with a time of 3:06:48″. Oyola surpassed Ecuadorian Byron Guama (Movistar Best-PC) and Panamanian Chirstopher Jurado

The start of the season for some athletes has had one or two ups and downs. And this is the case of the Colombian cyclist Egan Bernal, who had to withdraw from the first two races that he took part in this year due to physical problems. It should be remembered that in January he did not complete the Vuelta a San Juan, a cycling race that took place in Argentina and that left him

The emotions of the Vuelta a Bantrab (2.2) in Guatemala began and with it the party of Team-Medellín-EPM, who made it 1-2-3 on the finishing line. The Colombian – Spanish Óscar Sevilla was awarded with category the first stage of the test that ran between Guatemala City and the municipality of Salamá, in the department of Baja Verapaz. The fraction that presented 140 kilometers and six mountain prizes was consistent with the conditions of the

The Cycling Tour of Uruguay Grand Prix “National Department of Sports”. Sprinter “Canal 5” and “Agua Esencial” Award and CIMA “Abitab” Award will begin this Thursday, March 30 in Colonia, Uruguay, where a small prologue will be run on flat ground. The wheel will begin to turn at 6:00 p.m., in what will be the Prologue of the competition (which will add time to the general classification) with a total distance of 7.6 km. This

Guatemala is ready to receive all the emotions of the Vuelta Bantrab 2023, which in its second edition will have the participation of the best Guatemalan cyclists and internationally recognized figures. This year, the competition will have the presence of 165 participants, who will face a total of 5 stages and a route of 592 kilometers. There will also be the presence of three continental category teams. In the entry list, the absence of the

Spartanburg County in South Carolina will host Time’s new 13,000-square-meter factory that will complement its current factory located in Slovakia and where the brand will seek to return to the glory of the past after some eventful years marked by changes of hands at the helm of the brand and the economic difficulties that put the legendary French firm in jeopardy These have been difficult years for the brand founded in France in 1987, one

Carlos Samudio, Vicente Sanabria, Joselín Piedra, Fernando Ureña, Hamlet Castillo, Marcia Barrios and Jennifer Cesar, managed to be crowned in their respective categories in the Clásica RPC Radio 2023, which ran between March 24 and 27, 2023 at Metro Park, Panama province. Samudio, from the Rali Giant team, was the champion in the Open category, totaling 54 points in the three stages, followed by Costa Rican Daniel Bonilla (Colono Bikestation Clips) with 51 and Christofer

Argentina with six gold medals, two of them on the chest of Agustina Cavalli, dominated the first two Rounds of the BMX Latin American Cup without any major problems, held this weekend at the BMX Racing track of the Vicente López Olympic Park, in Buenos Aires . In the first of the dates, played on Saturday, the dominance of the locals was total with the triumphs of Mateo David Villalba in the men’s junior category;

The three-time champion of the Tour of Spain, the Slovenian Primoz Roglic, resisted the attacks on the Montjuïc circuit (Barcelona) and was proclaimed the winner of the 102nd edition of the Volta a Catalunya, which ended with a victory in the seventh stage of his greatest rival Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-Quick Step). The last day, of 135 kilometres, ended with another marvelous duel between Remco and Roglic, who were the strongest in the race once again,