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The national cyclist Gerson Toc (Decorabaños) won this Sunday the title of the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala in its tenth and final stage, raced over 109.4 kilometers in Guatemala City, one of the favorite cycling places in Central America. On the easy circuit, the wearer of the leader’s yellow jersey since last Thursday maintained the time difference in relation to his closest rivals in the individual general classification. Toc, 28 years old and the

The Yaracuyan cyclist César Sanabria (Multimarca Fina Arroz-Capital District) achieved his victory in the 60th edition of the Tour of Venezuela en Bicicleta that concluded this Sunday on the Bolívar Avenue circuit in the Venezuelan capital, where his teammate Luis Gómez , champion of the last edition of the national tour, won on the sixth and final day. The closing day had a route of 100 kilometers, 20 laps around the Bolívar Avenue route, defined

In a great display, Álder Torres (Muni Frajanes-Llantera Alvarado), teammate of Cristian Cubides from Boyacá, won the ninth stage of the Cycling Tour of Guatemala2023 by winning alone. Guatemalan Gerson Toc (Decoba-ASO Quetzaltenango) maintained the lead of the race. The local runner took the victory, after traveling 133.8 kilometers between Aldea Barraneché and La Finca el Espinero. In second position came the Costa Rican Sebastián Brenes (7C – Economy – Lacoinex) and third came the

In a riot of conditions and intelligence, the Venezuelan César Sanabria won the fifth stage of the 60th edition of the Tour of Venezuela, the man from Yaracuy won his third stage and with one stage remaining, he was one step away from taking the scepter. The action began on Cedeño and Figueredo avenues, a 7.4 kilometer circuit; The first movement was made at kilometer six by the veteran, Manuel el “Gato” Medina, (Bandes –

The triumph of local Esdras Morales (Hino-One-Suzuki) in the eighth stage and the defense of Gerson Toc (Decorabaños) of his leadership brightened this Friday the eighth stage of the 62nd Cycling Tour of Guatemala, which will conclude next Sunday. With two mountain passes categorized throughout the route, the Guatemalan runner took victory after launching a devastating attack in the final phase, then traveling 136.5 kilometers between towns of Mormostenango, Totonicapán, to the Pamezabal Village in

Prophet in his land! César Sanabria (Multimarcas – Fina Arroz – Capital District) won the third stage of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela 2023, a fraction held this Thursday, November 23, on a 99-kilometer route through the main streets of the town of Nirgua. The mayor of Nirgua, Edgar Diaz, lowered the checkered flag at 10 in the morning and began the action of the third stage with a 99-kilometer route, in which the peloton

The Vuelta a España already has a presentation date for the 2024 edition, which will start on August 17 in Lisbon and will conclude on September 8 through the streets of Madrid. The presentation of the La Vuelta 2024 route will take place on December 19 starting at 8:00 p.m. in an event that will be held at the Madrid Marriott Auditorium Hotel and where the presence of some of the great figures of the

In a mountainous finish, the Colombian Cristian Yesid Bustos (Cerámicas Castelli-Asociación de Quetzaltenango) won the seventh stage of the Vuelta a Guatemala 2023. This Thursday’s route included a very difficult journey from La Esperanza to Esquipulas Palo Gordo, with 135 kilometers of route , which included four mountain awards. The 23-year-old Beetle beat Costa Rican Kevin Rivera of 7C – Economy – Lacoinex by a difference of 4 seconds and Guatemalan Esdras Morales (Hino-One-La red-Suzuki)

Pedro Sequera (Bandes-Government of La Guaira) won the victory in the second stage of the Tour of Venezuela, held this Wednesday, November 22, on a 140-kilometer route that joined the states of Lara and Yaracuy, starting at the Monument of la Divina Pastora, east of Barquisimeto, and ending in Campo Elías. Sequera, a native of Nirgua, knows in depth the terrain of the town where the platoon arrived. The 32-year-old rider won by seven seconds