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One of the most anticipated cycling specialties will be the route, which includes the individual time trial and the route. For the first time in the Pan American Games there will be seven days between them, which will cause many riders to double up, among them the Cuban Arlenis Sierra, one of the stars of world cycling. The time trial will begin on the morning of October 22 in the Plaza de Armas of Isla

From this Thursday, October 12 to Sunday, October 15, Cusco will host the 2023 Pan American Downhill Championship, which will be organized by the Peruvian Cycling Federation on behalf of the Pan American Confederation of this sport. The competition in this modality will take place at the Eco Park Rahuanqui, in Huarocondo, Cusco, a circuit that presents all types of super technical obstacles at an altitude of 3,399 meters above sea level. In addition to

Four new members will be inducted into the Canadian Cycling Hall of Fame on Oct. 28, 2023, in Bromont, QC, as part of Cycling Canada’s Annual Conference. Kelly-Ann Way and Lyne Bessette will be inducted as athletes, while Guy Morin and Eric Van Den Eynde will both be recognized for their achievements as builders. The Canadian Cycling Hall of Fame was created in 2015 to recognize outstanding achievement and contribution to the sport of cycling

With the blazing sun beating down on the racers from the start, the final race of the exciting 2023 Caribbean season, the Cayman Cup, took place on the challenging East End circuit in the Cayman Islands itself. The stage was set for a battle of sheer willpower and determination as local and international riders were ready to leave it all on the road. And they do it like that. Athletes navigated the twists and turns

The 2023 Santiago de Chile Pan American Games are ready to host the track cycling competition in both the men’s and women’s categories. This discipline has been part of this event since its inception (1951) and has been part of the Olympic program since 1896. The competition of this version will take place from October 24 to 27 at the Parque Peñalolén Velodrome, for which a total of 132 runners from 14 nations have qualified,

In a thrilling finale, Matej Mohoric impressively won the second edition of the Gravel World Championship. The Slovenian was crowned world champion in the Italian region of Veneto after a battle with Florian Vermeersch (silver) and Connor Swift (bronze), whom he managed to defeat in the final kilometers. Top seed Wout van Aert played second fiddle due to an unlucky day, but still finished eighth. After the starting signal it became a serious elimination race.

Another brilliant performance by Tadej Pogacar allowed him to win, for the third consecutive year, the Dead Leaves Classic in a season in which the classics have been his main source of joy. This triumph means adding two monuments, Flanders and Lombardy, in the same season. The Slovenian distanced himself from his rivals on the descent of the Passo di Ganda and managed to reach the finish line alone, despite having cramps. He thus concluded

The second edition of the Gravel World Championship was in the hands of Katarzyna Niewiadoma. The Pole was proclaimed world champion in the women’s category after covering 140 kilometers of distance starting and finishing in Veneto, Italy. The 29-year-old Pole, who succeeded the French Pauline Ferrand-Prévot in the list of winners, won the rainbow jersey of the discipline, with the Italian Silvia Persico runner-up and with the Dutch Demi Vollering on the third place on

The Colombian cyclist Valentina Roa Sánchez has just obtained a historic result for our country, after winning the eighth valid season of the Mountain Bike World Series, in the junior downhill category, a result that crowns her as the champion of the season 2023 UCI Junior World Cup, which ended this Friday in Mont-Sainte-Ann, Canada. Roa Sánchez, born in Ibagué on March 4, 2005 (18 years old) and who runs through the department of Caldas,

The Panamanian Cycling Federation (Fepaci) and the Provincial League of Chiriquí and Pandeportes confirmed this Friday the holding of the International Tour of Chiriquí, a traditional sporting event of cranks and pedals that will be held from November 22 to 28. A press release from Fepaci announced that one of the novelties of the contest is that it will return to the Parque de Cervantes in the city of David, while in the coming days