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Ottawa, ON (Nov. 2, 2022) – Cycling Canada is excited for the return of Esports for its third consecutive season. Riders will be able to join the series four times a week through Zwift, a virtual cycling platform, which will kick off Nov. 7, 2022, until April 5, 2023. Rides will include weekly tune-up series, race nights and weekend Fundo rides for the duration of the winter months. “Community is at the heart of Cycling

The best master cycling exponents of the Pan American track and road area will meet in Bucaramanga and Barrancabermeja from next November 7 to give life to the Pan American Master Cycling Championship, one of the most anticipated cycling events on the continent. The Colombian Association of Senior Master Cycling delegated the organization of the Pan American Master Track and Road Championship from November 7 to 13, to the cities of Bucaramanga and Barrancabermeja, under

The historic performance of Mardoqueo Vásquez two years ago in the Tour of Guatemala in 2020 was repeated this Tuesday and he wrote another golden chapter by consecrating himself champion of the 61st edition of the most important cycling event in the country. Mardoqueo Vásquez was the best rider throughout the ten stages of the 61st edition, which covered 18 departments and covered 1,290 kilometers, the most demanding in history. The one from Totonicapán also

Nicolás Tivani has been asking for a clue for a long time to make the leap in category in professional cycling. The Pocitano cyclist, who turned 27 on Monday, October 31, would be in the sights of a team of Italian origin and that next year he would debut the Pro Continental category, that is, the second in the world cycling ranking after the World Tour. If materialized, Tivani would be returning to European cycling

Colombian cyclist Aldemar Reyes (Team Medellín) won the 61st edition of the Clásico RCN de Colombia, after maintaining the lead on the ninth and final day, a 122.2-kilometre stage that linked the towns of La Victoria and Geneva. “I have to thank my team because they did an extraordinary job. The truth is that I couldn’t be more proud of the team I have. Thanks to my team, all the sponsors, my family and everyone

In a great display, Franklin Archibold (Panama is Culture and Values) won the eighth stage of the Vuelta a Guatemala 2022 by winning the solo breakaway; while the Guatemalan Mardoqueo Vásquez (Hino-One-La Red-Tigo-Suzuki) maintained the leadership of the race. The Panamanian runner took the victory, after traveling 128 kilometers between San Andrés Semetabaj and Tejar. The Ecuadorian Pablo Caicedo (Movistar-Best PC Ecuador) entered the second position and the Mexican Jorge Ramírez (Mexico National Team) came

Jimmy Santiago Montenegro, an Ecuadorian cyclist from the Movistar-Best PC team, took victory in the seventh stage of the 61st edition of the Vuelta a Guatemala, valid for promotion to third place in the individual general classification, which continues to be led by the Guatemalan Mordecai Vazquez. This Saturday was a 120-kilometre mountain day, held starting in San Francisco El Alto and arriving in Santa Cruz del Quiche, with two first category climbs, one second,

Little by little, the 61st edition of the Cycling Tour of Guatemala continues to develop successfully and this Friday it celebrated its sixth day of activity, with the second partial victory for Mardoqueo Vásquez of Hino-One, who thus ratified his leadership in the general classification. individual. After some hard 146 kilometers, where the riders faced a decisive ascent that began shortly after the third flying finish line (km 94.24) and ended at Cerro El Baúl

With the incentive of granting places for the Central American and Caribbean Games and the Pan American Games, Honduras will organize the Central American Mountain Bike (MTB) championship, which is the first time that a regional festival of this type takes place in Honduran territory. The countries that will be present at the contest will be Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama and the hosts. The route will take place on the various trails

The 61st Cycling Tour of Guatemala celebrated this Thursday the fifth stage of the competition, which left the Colombian Robinson Chalapud as the winner, the cyclist arrived first at the finish line in Esquipulas Palo Gordo, San Marcos with a time of 3 hours 14 minutes and 8 seconds. Chalapud, from Team Banco Guayaquil, won the fifth stage, which was marked by the mountain that the cyclists had to climb. The start was in the