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Brazilian Karen Fernandes dominated the XCC race at the Pan American Mountain Bike Championships in Paraguay, currently taking place in San Juan, Paraná. The competition, which began on April 15 and runs until Sunday the 19th, has already yielded positive results for the Brazilian delegation, which has now won three titles. This Friday, the Brazilian took the gold, ahead of Chilean Catalina Vidaurre in a close finish, as Vidaurre attacked in the final meters and

Mexican cyclist Gerardo Ulloa was crowned champion in the Short Track (XCC) event at the 2026 Pan American Mountain Bike Championships, held in San Juan del Paraná, Paraguay, until Sunday the 19th, consolidating his dominance in the discipline at the continental level. Ulloa, who is currently ranked among the top 10 in the world, delivered a strategic performance in a race characterized by its explosive pace and high tactical demands. Argentine Andrés Soto Catriel finished

Colombian Antonio Gómez Ortiz was crowned champion of the Under-23 Men’s Short Track (XCC) at the 2026 Pan American MTB Championships, held in San Juan del Paraná, Paraguay, after a thrilling race decided by a photo finish. Gómez completed the nine laps of the demanding circuit in 19 minutes and 44 seconds, reaching an average speed of 24.63 km/h, to take the gold medal in an explosive and high-intensity race. The podium was completed by

Chile confirmed its growing prominence in continental cycling by winning gold medals in both the men’s and women’s time trials at the 2026 South American Youth Games in Panama on Thursday, marking the start of the road races. In the women’s event, 18-year-old Alexandra Antonia Osorio González triumphed in the 15-kilometer race with a time of 21:19.52. The cyclist, who had recently finished fifth at the Pan American Games, said, “I came for the gold;

The Brazilian mountain biking delegation kicked off the 2026 Pan American Championships in Paraguay with a dominant performance in the Eliminator (XCE) event, sweeping all the podiums in both the men’s and women’s categories. During the qualifying rounds held this Wednesday (15) at the AguaVista Club in Campo Residencial, Brazilian athletes occupied the top three positions in both the elite men’s and women’s categories, securing six medals on the first day of official competition. In

Colombian mountain biking woke up to great news with the arrival of junior riders Daniela Gaviria and Santiago Quintero, who climbed to fourth place in the UCI Junior World Ranking ahead of the Pan American MTB Championships this weekend on the demanding Aguavista circuit in Paraguay. Héctor Pérez, technical director of the GW Erco Sportfitness team, emphasized the importance of the continental competition and the accumulation of UCI points. “Everything has been focused on arriving

Registration for the 2026 UCI CRC 506 Gran Fondo Costa Rica is now open on the official website www.crc-506.com, for a new edition of one of the country’s most important road cycling competitions, which will take place on Sunday, June 7, 2026. The race will once again take participants along the Jacó – Quepos – Jacó route, a course renowned for both its scenic beauty and the sporting challenge it presents to national and international

Panamanian Carlos Samudio was crowned champion in the elite race of the Central American Road Cycling Championships, held in Costa Rica, after a race marked by a breakaway of more than 100 kilometers, which also included his compatriot Bolívar Espinosa and Costa Rican Luis Oses. The decisive moment came in the final stretch, when the Panamanian attacked with one kilometer to go, crossing the line solo to secure the gold medal. Panama completed a positive

Just when it seemed Costa Rican Kenneth Tencio was poised to reach the podium at the 2026 BMX Freestyle C1 Tour stop held this Sunday at Bac Park by 10cio, a fall at the least expected moment sent him to fifth place. Tencio gave it his all in pursuit of the top spot, but unfortunately, a misstep caused his bike to slip, costing him points from the judges. “Often times, losing is just a temporary

Colombians Emanuel Morales and Jhonatan Botero delivered outstanding performances, reaching the podium at the 2026 UCI Aguavista XCO Cup – Class 1, held in San Juan del Paraná, Paraguay. This demanding mountain bike race also served as a qualifier for the 2026 Pan American MTB Championships. The renowned Aguavista circuit, with laps of 5.1 kilometers, presented a technical course featuring explosive climbs, fast descents, and sections that demanded maximum concentration, especially after the rain that