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Daniel Felipe Martínez Poveda and Egan Bernal will prepare the next edition of the Tour de France. The Ineos Grenadiers cyclists will be chosen to lead the British squad during the next edition of the most prestigious race on the international calendar. Both still have a lot to prove for one reason or another in the month of July, so this edition of the 2023 Tour is presented as key in their respective futures. First

With a great performance, Wilmarys Moreno won the first stage of the Women’s Tour of Venezuela, in its first edition, with an air from Margarita, held between Fernando Figueredo and Andrés Blanco avenues (60.4 km). Moreno from the Team Carabobo -Owlbike team, passed the sentencing line alone with a time of 1 hour, 41 minutes and 37 seconds, escorted by María Rueda (1:43’59») and Rosimber Montaño (MT) both from the Multimarcas club Miranda). The overall

Nairo Quintana continues to generate uncertainty among his fans and the sports press due to the unknown regarding his team for the 2023 season. The Colombian said a few days ago that he was still on the World Tour to give a message of calm, but he did not give any clues about his team . However, in the midst of so many dialogues with the media, he revealed that in 2023 he probably will

The president of the International Cycling Union (UCI), the French David Lappartient, insisted that cycling is “on the right track” in its attempts to “recover” its “credibility”, during an interview with the important digital site Insidethegames, Lappartient, part of the Board of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Foundation, called for more resources to be dedicated to the fight against doping. “I’m a member of this Board, and I think it’s also a credit to cycling

Ecuadorian cycling is growing, step by step, on all fronts and one of them is women’s cycling, which despite the many difficulties and shortcomings that it still has to face, is gaining more visibility and competition. One of the teams that invested in launching a women’s squad this season is Movistar BestPC, which at the beginning of the year presented the two riders who would start this squad’s foray into women’s cycling: Ana Vivar and

After two days of intense competition, José Torres from Argentina and Liz Villegas from Colombia were proclaimed Pan American BMX Freestyle Champions in Lima, Peru, where riders from eleven nations of the continent gathered. The applause of the public resounded this Sunday at Legado Costa Verde when witnessing the best stunts, during the last date of the Championship, in which the best specialists in America competed, including world, regional and continental medalists. The first place

The 2023 Latin American Cup calendar brings as novelties the increase of four rounds, as well as the departure for the first time from its traditional setting in South America, since it will arrive in Aruba in the Caribbean, thus confirming the expansion and strength of that discipline in our continent. Beginning on March 25 and 26 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the contest will continue in Indalatuba, Brazil, on April 29 and 30, while Riobamba,

This Saturday the fourth date of the UCI Track Champions League was held in France, with the participation of the best runners in the world, including the Colombian Martha Bayona, who finished the day in second place in the general classification of the speed modality, while his teammates Kevin Quintero and Santiago Ramírez remained in the top 5. In the national velodrome of St-Quentin-En-Yvelines (France), the third valid of the track Champions League was held,

That the Tour de France or any great tour starts outside its country of origin is already common in these times of interconnection and lower organizational costs, but outside the continent? Now that is a novelty and the gala round will be a pioneer in such an initiative. By 2030, the organizers have the idea of ​​making the Grand Départ in Canada, with a four-day design in the North American country that would be the

Something that rarely happens in sport was experienced this Thursday in the Caribbean Youth Road Championship, when the same four winners of the time trial prevailed on the route outlined, hence Bermuda and the Dominican Republic once again celebrated beautifully in the awards podium. In the junior women’s category, Bermudian Miller Anabelle covered the scheduled stretch faster than anyone else, followed only five minutes later by silver medalist Channelle Russell of Jamaica; while a local