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The Clasica Brabantse Pijl-Flecha Brabanzona 2024 was won by Frenchman Benoît Cosnefroy, after a demanding race of 195.2 kilometers, where the highlight for America was the fifth place of Ecuadorian Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda (Caja Rural-Seguros-RGA). The French rider was joined on the podium by Belgians Dylan Teuns (Israel – Premier Tech) and Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates), who finished second and third, respectively, after a close sprint in which only seven riders participated. Despite the

The 2024 Road Cycling World Championships will take place from September 22 to 29 next year in Zurich (Switzerland). All the races will start from the Sechseläutenplatz, a square in the center of Zurich, on the shores of the lake of the same name, for both the long-distance and time trial events. Depending on the race, the start will be from one of the following places: Zurich (Sechseläutenplatz or Oerlikon open-air velodrome), Gossau, Uster or

The Colombian capital, Bogota, will host from April 10 to 14 the PKS 2024 Pan American Championship and rounds 3 and 4 of the PKS Latin American BMX Racing Cup, events that will be held at the Mario Soto and Carlos Ramirez BMX tracks in the capital. This event is organized by the Colombian Cycling Federation and the Pan American BMX Commission (Copab), with the support of COPACI, the Ministry of Sport, the District Institute

Egan Bernal is living a new stage in his career after recovering from the road accident he suffered two years ago in Colombia. Despite the seriousness of the event, he has had a triumphant return that is justified, for example, with the podium he recently achieved in the Tour of Cataluña. The zipaquireño has the Tour of Spain as his big goal for this season, even INEOS Grenadiers plans for him to be its leader

In 2011, the UCI introduced its bicycle approval system aimed at road, track and cyclocross models. With this, cycling’s highest body aimed to simplify the process of verifying bicycles before competitions, relieving referee-judges of their tasks. In this way, it established a validation system that manufacturers had to follow if they wanted their bikes to be used in competition. Besides, let’s not kid ourselves, this opened up another source of revenue for the UCI, since

With twelve gold medals and five bronze medals, the United States won the Pan American Track Championships that took place during five days at the Velo Sports Center in Los Angeles, United States, and which was the penultimate event scoring for the Olympic ranking for Paris 2024. The local team was followed by Colombia, with the same number of gold medals as the northern team, but of lesser value (4-10-3), while Mexico took third place

For the second time in a row, Mathieu van der Poel won Paris-Roubaix after completing an attack of more than 60 kilometers. A week after his victory at the Tour of Flanders, Alpecin-Deceuninck celebrated at the Roubaix velodrome with Jasper Philipsen finishing second. The podium was completed by Denmark’s Mads Pedersen (Lidl – Trek), relegating Germany’s Nils Politt (UAE Team Emirates) to fourth place. The top five was closed by the Swiss Stefan Küng (Groupama

With another formidable performance, the Olympic and multi world champion, the American Jennifer Valente dominated the points race and thus added her fourth gold medal at the Pan American Track Championships being held in Los Angeles until Sunday. Valente had already won the scratch, the omnium and the elimination race, but she did not want to leave the competition without the gold medal in one of the events that she declared “is one of my

This Saturday, Spaniard Juan Ayuso won the title of the Vuelta al País Vasco 2024. Carlos Rodríguez won the sixth stage, while Esteban Chaves was one of the highlights. Spaniard Juan Ayuso (UAE Emirates) revolutionized the last stage of the Itzulia, the queen stage with start and finish in Eibar, and was proclaimed champion of the 63rd edition after a shared exhibition with Andalusian Carlos Rodríguez (Ineos), winner of the stage and second overall. It

The Mexican sprinter Luz Daniela Gaxiola won the pure sprint and broke the American dominance in the third date of the Pan American Cycling Championship, which is being held in the velodrome of the VELO Sports Center, in the city of Los Angeles, United States, until next Sunday. Gaxiola’s title is even more relevant because she beat in both sprints the Olympic title holder of the specialty, Canada’s Kelsey Mitchell, while she propped up her