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Cuban Arlenis Sierra, from the Movistar team and the best cyclist in the Americas in the world road ranking, secured fifth place in the Danilith Nokere Koerse one-day race, in Belgium, belonging to the elite female category of the International Cycling Union (UCI). ). Sierra once again showed her class a few hours after returning from Cuba, as she discussed the final sprint and crossed the finish line just 29 seconds behind the winner, the
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The Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz opens his European season this Wednesday with the participation in the Milano-Torino, where he will race for the first time in Europe with his new team, the American EF Education-EasyPost, with which he will wear his champion’s jersey national. It will be the first test of the Carchense in the WorldTour with his new jersey, which will have the national tricolor after consecrating himself national road champion in February, a jersey
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This Tuesday will begin the competitions of the second stop of the 2023 UCI Nations Cup, which will take place at the Cairo International Velodrome, in Egypt, with the participation of cyclists from 50 countries and eight brand teams. In the case of Colombia, one of the ten delegations from America that will be in the event, traveled to the Egyptian capital with four runners from the national track team, who will seek to continue
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With the aim of achieving parity in the Paris Olympic Games, it has been arranged that disciplines such as road or MTB have to significantly reduce their presence in the next event of the five rings, scheduled for the summer of 2024. Specifically, on the road there will be 88 men and as many women, reducing to a maximum of four cyclists for the five best countries, while in the mountains the number will be
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After five days and without great surprises for the specialists, the Colombian Miguel Ángel “Superman” López and the Venezuelan Lilibeth Chacón flew high and were crowned champions in the Tour of Tolima 2023; concluded this Sunday March 12, with partial victories for Johan Colón and Nicoll García. The formidable Boyacán router Miguel Ángel López (Team Medellín-EPM) was crowned champion of the cycling tournament, after maintaining the lead in the fifth and last fraction, a short
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One of the priorities of the UCI is that all cyclists and countries have fair and equitable access to sports equipment, with equal conditions for all competitors. These regulatory obligations are of particular importance within track cycling, and with the aim of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The material subject to regulation are frames, forks, seat post, front and rear wheels, handlebars, extensions, clothing (overalls, underwear, gloves, socks and boot covers) and helmets. To this
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The queen stage of the Tour of Colombia, both male and female, ended in the heights of Santa Isabel and, in the midst of the mist, the Venezuelan Lilibeth Chacón and the Colombian Miguel Ángel López won, wearing the jersey of the leaders of the general classification, to a fraction for the end of the race. Cold, humidity and fog accompanied the closing of the fourth stage of the Tour of Tolima, which for both
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Tickets for the disciplines of climbing and freestyle were sold out the same day they went on sale for the next Olympic Games in Paris 2024. Behind them were, by levels of acceptance: fencing, judo, breaking and track cycling , which put up the SOLD OUT sign a few days after starting this long-awaited procedure. The 2024 Paris Olympic Games have so far sold 3.3 million tickets and record numbers are expected to be broken,
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The third stage of the Vuelta al Tolima, male and female, took place this Friday, with partial victories for Miguel Ángel “Supermán” López among the men and Lilibeth Chacón, who continue to be the closest candidates to win the contest, although Rodrigo Contreras he is the leader of the men’s race; while Chacón continues to lead the ladies. The third fraction of the five that this 2023 edition has was run over 65 kilometers between
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USA Cycling has launched Search for Speed, a talent identification program in “diverse and underrepresented communities” in Los Angeles, with the goal of producing cyclists who can make it to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. The scheme has been supported by the Rapha Foundation, which supports cycling initiatives around the world, and was launched in Santa Monica, where Look Cycle and Watt Bike provided equipment. “Our goal with Search for Speed is to reach
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