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Ottawa, ON (Feb. 15, 2023) ­– In its continuing effort to develop programs, policies and services that support Canadian teams, Cycling Canada is pleased to release the list of 13 UCI Continental and Women’s Teams that have affiliated with Cycling Canada for the coming year. These squads will be comprised of over 75 Canadian athletes who will be competing across road, downhill, enduro and cross-country mountain biking. The five UCI men’s and women’s road teams
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From February 23 to 26, the Jakarta International Velodrome, in Indonesia, will host the first stop of the UCI Nations Cup season, an event that will bring together the best exponents from 44 countries and six teams on the track, including which will be present nine delegations from our continent. Barbados, Venezuela, Canada, Colombia, the United States, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Mexico and Suriname are the countries that have already registered riders for the fair, in
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The best rider from America in the world road ranking, the Cuban Arlenis Sierra (Movistar Team) leads the riders from America in the seventh Tour of Valencia, from February 16 to 19, a 2.1 test organized in the Valencian Community by the Club Escape cyclist and included in the European calendar of the International Cycling Union (UCI). For the Cuban, this will be her second competition of the season after finishing fourth in the Women’s
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The Cycling Canada and USA Cycling National Esports Championships presented by Echelon Racing Promotions saw 22 Canadians win national titles on the Wahoo RGT platform across U17, Junior, Elite, Masters and Para categories on Feb.11-12, 2023. Athletes completed between one to three laps of the Dirty Reiver course, a difficult 18 kilometers featuring steady climbs and an uphill sprint for the line. 2022 Canadian Champions Laura Perry (Masters Women 35-44), Richard Keller (Masters Men 45-54)
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The 69th edition of the Tour of Andalusia – Ruta del Sol will take place between February 15 and 19, with the presence of seven riders from America from five countries: Colombia and Ecuador with two each; while Canada, the United States and Venezuela will present one per capita. The traditional Spanish event on the UCI ProSeries calendar will have a total distance of 844 kilometers divided into five stages, with a varied profile for
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The Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Carapaz, Olympic road champion in Tokyo 2020, won his first national crown in the specialty this Sunday, in what constituted his debut with the uniform of his new team for this season: EF Education- EasyPost. The competition was held in the city of Tulcán, capital of the Andean province of Carchi, and the Olympic champion prevailed in a demanding and explosive final against his compatriots Jefferson Cepeda, his teammate on the
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The cyclists Miryam Núñez and Jonathan Caicedo dominated the time trial of the National Championship of that sport that is being held this weekend in the city of Tulcán, in northern Ecuador. The runner from the Spanish team Massi-Tactic signed the victory with a time of 28:25” at an average speed of 39.6 km/h, beating the national time trial champion in 2022, Ana Vivar, from Movistar-Best PC , who recorded a time of 29:00. The
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With a breakaway in the last 20 kilometers, the Guatemalan Henry Sam (Decorabaños) won alone during the fourth stage of the Tour For Just Peace, which changed the leader in the general classification, now held by the local Edgar Torres (Hino- One-La Red-Suzuki). Henry Sam repeated the victory achieved in the same section of the contest in 2022, after a counterattack in the last kilometers of ascent. Henry Sam completed three hours and 17 seconds,
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The Pan American Cycling Confederation is pleased to announce that MTCX has been selected as the host for the 2023 & 2024 Pan American Cyclo-cross Championships, to be held in Missoula, Montana USA. “We are thrilled to announce MTCX as the host organization for our 2023 & 2024 Pan American Cyclo[1]cross Championships” said Josh Peacock, Interim President of the Pan American Cyclo-cross Commission. “MTCX has a rich history of hosting major cycling events in Missoula
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In another flat finish, local cyclist Julio Padilla (PPP Development Team) won the third fraction of the Tour Por La Paz Justa 2023, held on a circuit in Puerto Barrios, ending at the Experimental Institute over a 120-kilometer route. This was another flat day, where the Guatemalan runner took the victory ahead of his compatriot Alder Torres (Muni Fraijanes) and the Colombian David Santiago Ábreo (Agromx Cultivando Campeones), who is the new U-23 leader and
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