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Joseph Ramírez, from Palmares and riding for Colono Bikestation Kolbi, surprised all the sprinters in the final sprint in Buenos Aires, securing his first victory in the 2025 Tour of Costa Rica with three stages still remaining. The seventh stage of the Costa Rican tour took place between Pérez Zeledón and Buenos Aires and featured a breakaway of fifteen riders formed after the first intermediate sprint. Among them were Belizean Derrick Chavarría (Momentum Racing GCS

Isaac del Toro spoke to the media during the UAE Team Emirates XRG press conference, where he outlined his schedule for the season, his upcoming Tour de France debut alongside Tadej Pogacar, the lessons learned from his near-victory at the Giro d’Italia, and how he envisions his long-term development as a rider. You’ll be racing the Tour de France this year. Can you tell us about your program and how that decision was made? As

Jason Huertas (ManzaTé La Selva Scott), from Zarcero, dominated the sprint finish of the second stage of the Tour of Costa Rica Telecable 2025, held between Alajuela and Guápiles. He outsprinted his compatriot Sebastián Brenes (Canel’s Java) and Chilean Cristóbal Baeza (Plus Performance ZEP Sport) after 4 hours and 9 minutes of competition. Huertas earned his third stage win in the Tour of Costa Rica and the first for his team nine months after its

The UAE Team Emirates has clarified its hierarchy for the upcoming season. Tadej Pogačar will be the undisputed leader of the Tour de France, aiming for his fifth yellow jersey, and will be joined by Mexican Isaac del Toro, who will make his debut in the Grande Boucle at 22 years old. The Mexican, one of the great revelations of the last Giro d’Italia, will assume a learning and support role, with room to grow

Jexon Ledezma, from Naranjos and a member of the U-23 National Team, took advantage of the time gap among the title contenders and dominated the first stage of the 2025 Tour of Costa Rica Telecable, finishing solo in 2:28:12 after 107 kilometers of competition between the Municipality of Heredia and Grecia Park. As expected, the competition began with intense racing, featuring several breakaway attempts led by the Chilean Plus Performance ZEO Sport team with Francisco

The first three stages of the 2026 Giro d’Italia will be held in Bulgaria, in an edition of the pink race that will feature plenty of mountains, organizers announced just six months before the start of one of the most anticipated races in the cycling world. This will be the 16th time the Giro, which will take place from May 9 to 31, has started in another country, and the second consecutive time, following the

The 59th edition of the Tour of Costa Rica 2025 has its 15 confirmed teams (seven Costa Rican and eight international) that will cross the finish line starting December 12th. The participating teams are: 7C Economy Rent a Car Hyundai, Manza Té La Selva Scott, Colono Bikestation Kolbi, Ciclo Café Repuestos Mena – En su punto, Team Costa Frut AC Marriot Giant, Distribuidora Cruz Tecnoforest Mistral Atómica Trama, and the Costa Rican U23 National Team.

The young Australian company Attaquer, specializing in creating cycling apparel using knitting machines, which allows them to construct garments in one or very few pieces, has surprised everyone with the launch of the OrbKnit Balaclava, a kind of balaclava designed not only to cover the cyclist’s entire head, helmet included, during these cold months. During our winter bike rides, the head is one of the areas of the body where heat escapes most quickly, so

The 2024 Pan American road race champion, Leangel Linarez, ended Colombia’s reign in road cycling at the Lima-Ayacucho 2025 Bolivarian Games by winning the gold medal in the event, after covering 176 kilometers in the Peruvian capital. The Venezuelan rider proved strongest in the final meters. Linarez climbed to the top of the podium, joined by Ecuadorian Jonathan Caicedo, champion of the 2018 Tour of Colombia, and Chilean Francisco Kotsakis, who took the bronze medal.

The final day of track cycling at the Bolivarian Games Lima–Ayacucho 2025 was dominated by Colombia from start to finish. Between the morning qualifying rounds and the evening finals, Colombia cemented its dominance with more podium finishes and secured the overall velodrome title: 9 gold, 6 silver, and 1 bronze medals, crowning them absolute track champions. The day began with the men’s keirin, and from the heats, it was clear who was aiming for the