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Costa Rica has new national time trial champions in the elite category, they are Jason Huertas del Colono – Bike Station Construction – Clips and Milagro Mena from Team Colono Construction – Bike Station – Clips. Hacienda Pinilla, Guanacaste, was the venue of the competition this Saturday, from 8 in the morning the riders began to leave. U23 women and men also ran. The circuit, which barely exceeded 13 kilometers in distance, was a litmus
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A selection of 16 riders, led by the stars Martha Bayona, Kevin Santiago Quintero and Juan Esteban Arango, will defend the colors of Colombia in the upcoming World Track Cycling Championships, from October 20 to 24 in Roubaix, France. The South American team, supported by the Ministry of Sports and the Colombian Olympic Committee, traveled on Friday, October 15, to Roubaix, one of the most distinguished and illustrious places in world cycling, to be part
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COPACI confirmed this weekend the approval of three championships: two continental, one South American and one Caribbean in the modalities of BMX and Road, and in the case of the Master category with actions on the track and on the road. The first of the three that will close the 2021 calendar will be the Caribbean Road Championship, Junior Category, which will be organized by the Dominican Republic from October 22 to 24, in the
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There are nine Mexican cyclists who will be present at the World Track Cycling Championships, which will take place at the modern Vélodrome Couvert Régional Jean-Stablinski, in France, from October 20 to 24. The selection is made up of riders who balance experience with youth. Among the ladies, Yuli Paola Verdugo will do it in speed and keirin; Yareli Acevedo will be in the Points, Elimination and Madison Race; while Victoria Velasco will contest the
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Colombian Nairo Quintana assured that the route of the 109th edition of the Tour de France-2022, presented this Thursday, will allow him to return to the race with ambitions, after several years in which he has not been able to fight for the general, and praised the weight that the mountain has. The wind, the cobblestones and the return of pedaling to places such as Col de Granon and Alpe d’Huez will be on the
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It was an open secret but it is already official: the Colombian cyclist Miguel Ángel “Superman” López (27 years old) will run the next seasons (2022 and 2023) in the ranks of Astana Qazaqstan, as announced this Friday by the famous club in which already the South American rider had played. In this way López returns to what was his house a year after heading to Movistar, from where he left through the back door
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The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI), through its Management Committee, recognized the National Federations that organized the Pan American Championships in 2021, in the midst of the harsh Covid-19 pandemic, which forced strict sanitary measures. When taking stock of the Pan-American events held this year, a congratulation was extended from the National Federations of Puerto Rico, Peru and Brazil, which led to the de facto XCO, Track and DHI championships. Likewise, special recognition was added
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The young Colombian talents with projection in mountain biking, belonging to the PAD (Advancing Project for the Development of Minisport and Fedecycling) performed well. The Colombian delegation won four medals on the opening day of the Greek MTB Races, held in Greece. In the junior male category, Colombia made it 1-2. Juan Carlos Sánchez won the gold medal and Jhonier Steven Landeta won the silver medal on Kos Island where a series of MTB competitions
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Happy to return home, the cyclist César Macías brings a suitcase full of goals and illusions, in addition to the proposal to return to Belgium for the 2022 season and participate in more UCI races that give him sporting maturity and open the way to the France 2024 Olympic Games. At 17 he left for the old continent with the support of the promoter Patricio Ruiz Sevilla (Patobike) to join the Start Juniors team with
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The latest update of the world ranking of the International Cycling Union (UCI) in the road section left two of our best cyclists on the continent in the top ten: Egan Bernal, winner of the Giro d’Italia 2021 and Richard Carapaz, Olympic champion in Tokyo . The Colombian Bernal returns to position 5 and consolidates himself as the best Latin American cyclist of the year in terms of score with 2,576 units, only surpassed by
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