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The excitement of the 2025 Women’s Vuelta a Guatemala has come to an end, and Colombian dominance continued from start to finish. Jessica Parra was crowned the grand champion of the Guatemalan race this Sunday, adding an important title to her sporting record. The Colombian proved to be the most consistent cyclist throughout the four grueling stages in Guatemala. The Pato Bike BMC Team cyclist climbed to the top of the podium, accompanied by her

The Colombian delegation confirmed its favoritism in Track Cycling at the ASU2025 Junior Pan American Games and earned more medals than any other nation. Today was no exception. On the final day, they won all four events. The medal haul by the representatives of the coffee-growing nation never stopped, not even on the final day of competition. Today’s four races were dominated by Colombian cyclists. First, in the women’s Kerin event, Colombians Stefany Cuadrado and

The 23rd edition of the Women’s Vuelta a Guatemala, the most important UCI category 2.2 race in Central America, continues with Colombian dominance. Natalia Muñoz won the second stage, which took place in Aldea San Juan Argueta over a 110-kilometer route. The Colombian, from the Pato Bike BMC Team, took the victory with a time of 3 hours, 4 minutes, and 44 seconds. Compatriot and teammate Karen Lorena Villamizar finished second, and Bogota native Camila

Track cycling continues to bring great news to Colombia at the Asunción 2025 Junior Pan American Games. In the women’s sprint, the team won gold and silver with Stefany Cuadrado and Marianis Salazar, respectively. With this result, Cuadrado earned a direct spot at the Lima 2027 Pan American Games. Third place on the podium went to Trinidadian Makaira Wallace, who took the bronze medal after winning both times against Argentine track athlete Valentina Méndez. With

In an exciting finish, Karen Lorena Villamizar (Pato Bike BMC Team) won the opening stage of the 2025 Women’s Tour of Guatemala, which kicked off with a 92-kilometer stage around the municipality of Santa Apolonia, in the department of Chimaltenango. The Colombian cyclist, who achieved her first victory of the season, was the strongest in the final, supported by two riders from the Macizo-Banrural team: her compatriot Camila Valbuena and Guatemalan Gabriela Soto, who crossed

The Colombian track cycling team was a star on Wednesday, winning the women’s omnium and men’s sprint events at the Asunción 2025 Junior Pan American Games. Colombian Luciana Osorio earned 134 points after the 64 laps of the women’s omnium and took gold. Argentina’s Julieta Benedetti took silver with 131 points, and Chile’s Javiera Garrido won bronze with 121 points. With this result, Luciana earned a direct spot at the Lima 2027 Pan American Games.

On the first day of track cycling finals at the Junior Pan American Games in Asunción, Colombia and Chile reaped the greatest rewards, each claiming two titles. Colombia dominated the men’s and women’s team sprint, while Chile dominated the men’s and women’s team pursuit. The trio of Francisco Jaramillo, Nicolás Olivera, and John Beltrán won the men’s team sprint with a time of 44.788 seconds, beating the Mexican team of Jafet López, Etan Nuño, and

Just days before the second half of the 2025 season kicks off, the organization is already working on next year’s XCO World Cup calendar, which will have a historic start in Asia and a close in the Americas, according to initial reports. The draft plans for the 2026 season to feature nine XCC/XCO rounds in total, compared to the ten in the 2025 calendar. The start is scheduled for May 1-3 in PyeongChang, South Korea,

After a fantastic cycling battle with dramatic overtones, the Tour of Colombia 2025 a concluded this Sunday in the capital of the Republic. Rodrigo Contreras (Nu Colombia) from Cundinamarca defended his lead like a lion and reclaimed his title as champion of the UCI calendar race. Contreras, who took the lead in the third stage finishing in Toquilla, was able to respond to multiple attacks from his main rival, Diego Camargo, to defend his first

In an unprecedented and demanding finish, Sebastián Castaño (Team Sistecrédito) emerged victorious in the second stage of the Tour of Colombia 2025, contested between Yopal and the Alto del Porvenir, covering 152.7 kilometers. The Antioquian rider was the strongest in the final kilometers, taking a great victory ahead of Yeison Reyes (Orgullo Paisa) from Boyacá and Javier Jamaica (NU Colombia) from Bogotá. Castaño was brilliant in the final stages to seize the lead from his