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The Colombian Einer Rubio (Movistar) celebrated his 25th birthday by premiering his record and giving his team the sixth victory of the season after an exhibition that allowed him to raise his arms as the winner of the third stage of the UAE Tour. In the section, disputed between Umbrella Beach Al Fujairah and the top of Jebel Jais over 185 kilometres, Movistar’s winning streak continued, although the star Remco Evenepoel donned the leader’s red

The Dominican Deivy Capellán drew breath and strength in the final sprint to dominate the first stage of the 44th Independence Cycling Tour, held this Tuesday on a 107-kilometer route, between Santo Domingo and La Romana, passing through San Pedro de Macorís. The veteran cyclist, who competes for the Team HyF-CH Brokers/Colombia team, covered the stage in 02:09:06 hours, and was escorted to the podium by Daniel Estévez, from Team USA, and the American Owen

The Colombian cyclist Daniel Felipe Martínez (Ineos) won the Tour of the Algarve this Sunday, after the last 24-kilometer time trial stage, in which he had such a good performance that he went from seventh place to first in the individual general classification. Martinez beat the likes of Filippo Ganna and his teammates Thomas Pidcock and put in a sensational performance in the Portuguese competition, finishing third overall last year. Daniel Martínez returned to his

Cycling is an exciting sport that has gained popularity around the world in recent years, and the Dominican Republic is no exception. The Caribbean island has produced some of the best riders in the region, and a local young talent, Junior Marte, is ready to take on his next big adventure. Marte, a 24-year-old cyclist, has been selected to join the New York City Foundation team for the 2023 season. This is a great opportunity

In a final for sprinters, Omar Fraile (Ineos Grenadies) took the victory of the last stage of the Tour of Andalusia, in which Tadej Pogacar, from the UAE Emirates Team, became the grand champion, while the Colombian Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain Victorious) finished third in the individual overall. In the fifth and final stage, Buitrago stayed within the peloton and avoided setbacks so as not to lose places in the general classification. Like the Slovenian, he

The Mexicans and Pan American monarchs, Gerardo Ulloa Arévalo and Daniela Campuzano Chávez Peón shone this Sunday in the XXI Florida UCI C1 Mountain Cycling Classic, which took place in Florida, Puerto Rico, as part of the qualifying process for the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Both mountain bikers are looking for their passport to the Central American and Caribbean Games San Salvador 2023 to curb the title obtained in the Barranquilla 2018 event, where they

The Colombian cyclist Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain – Victorious) fell today to third place in the general classification of the 69th edition of the Tour of Andalusia-Ruta del Sol, after entering fifth on the fourth day of the contest, won by the leader of the general , the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team). The two-time Tour winner was the strongest in the last meters and celebrated his third victory in the Andalusian round, this time over

The Belgian Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates) crowned the breakaway that he starred in during the third stage of the Tour of Andalusia, in which nothing changed in the general classification with the Slovenian Tajed Pogacar (UAE Emirates) in the lead, followed by the Colombian Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain – Victorious).   Wellens took the victory, in a route shortened by strong winds, which took place between Alcalá de Guadaira and Alcalá de los Gazules. In

The Movement for Credible Cycling (MPCC, for its French acronym) has recorded a total of 29 suspected cases of doping in 2022. Despite this, Nairo Quintana’s positive is the only case registered on the World Tour, the most low in the last two decades. Cycling decided a long time ago to start doing anti-doping controls, a persecution to catch cheaters that intensified over the years, although some cases continue to appear today. The MPCC, a

The Colombian cyclist Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain) was the protagonist in the second stage of the Tour of Andalusia, after finishing third at the finish line, four seconds behind the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar (UAE), winner of the segment, escorted by the Spanish Enric More (Movistar), Pogacar (UAE) repeated his victory on the first day this Thursday between Diezma and Alcalá la Real, consolidating his lead in the general classification, in which Buitrago made the longest jump