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The young British rider Joshua Tarling (Ineos Grenadiers) fulfilled the predictions and was the best in the individual time trial of 13.7 kilometers of the 108th edition of the Giro d’Italia, which took place in Tirana, the Albanian capital. The time trial specialist beat Slovenian Primoz Roglic (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe) by one second, who snatched the leader’s jersey from Danish Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek), who finished 7th, 12 seconds behind Tarling. In a

The Australian sprinter, winner of multiple stages in grand tours, confirmed his decision via Instagram with a lengthy statement also shared by the British team. “For my whole life the world has revolved around racing. The intense routine, the sacrifice, the constant search for improvement, the hunger to win… it’s been my rhythm, my identity. But what used to mean everything to me, no longer does,” Ewan wrote. The news comes unexpectedly, especially since the

Just before the start of the Giro d’Italia 2025, Venezuelan Orluis Aular has left his impressions on what will be for him his debut in the Corsa Rosa this May 9 as part of Movistar Team. His club’s fast man admitted to being delighted at the start in Albania: “Happy, happy to be here and to be part of the Giro, it’s a dream come true, I’m very happy to be here”. He was asked

First mountain battle in the Vuelta a España Femenina 2025, in which Demi Vollering (FDJ-SUEZ), who defends the crown, had no rival in the out-of-category mountain pass located in Lagunas de Neila and came out victorious in the fifth stage of the Spanish round. The Dutch rider used a time of 3 hours, 19 minutes, 57 seconds for the 120.4 kilometers. In second place came the Swiss Marlen Reusser (Movistar Team) and in third place

Canadian Jennifer Jackson and Mexican Gerardo Ulloa were the stars of the Pan American MTB Championship, held this weekend at Finca La Lucha, very close to San José, the capital of Costa Rica. The Orbea Fox Factory Team rider signed a perfect weekend in the fight for this continental prize, winning the XCO, XCC and Team Relay titles along with the Canadian national team. In the men’s XCO race, Mexico’s Gerardo Ulloa won his first

It took four years for Álvaro Hodeg, the cyclist who spent six months in a wheelchair and whose doctors told him he might never walk again, to feel the greatness of triumph. This Sunday, at the closing of the Pan American Road Cycling Championships in Punta del Este, Uruguay, where Colombia extended its continental supremacy, Hodeg caused a sensation thanks to his strength, power and speed, added to the support of his teammates, winning the

The Colombian cyclist Juliana Londoño won this Saturday the women’s road race in the Pan American Road Championship, held in Punta del Este, Uruguay, after riding first the 104.8 kilometers in Charrúa territory. Colombia returns to the elite podium of the women’s road race, after 11 years. The last medal had been achieved in 2014, with Laura Lozano who was bronze. Londoño was Pan American runner-up in the junior category in Panama, in 2023. The

The young Colombian cyclist Luciana Osorio makes history in Punta del Este and is crowned twice Pan American road champion after winning the 65.5 kilometers race, which took place this Friday in Uruguay. Osorio won the gold medal after winning the long-distance race in the Pan American Road Championship, adding the fourth title for Colombia in Uruguayan territory, and her second gold medal in the event organized by COPACI and the Municipality of Maldonado. The

The great time trial specialist Walter Vargas, reached this Thursday in Uruguay his sixth Pan American title in the individual time trial. The Team Medellin-EPM rider climbed to the top of the podium in Punta del Este, Uruguay, ratifying his potential in this modality. “Uruguay brings me very nice memories, happy to continue making history in this championship is something I like. A specialty that I prepare a lot, I always try to improve every

Tadej Pogacar has done it again. In a finish that followed the classic script of La Flèche Wallonne, a devastating attack on the last pass of the Mur de Huy was enough for the Slovenian to drop all those who had been able to follow his wheel until that moment. This was Pogacar’s second victory in this Belgian classic. The race started in Ciney under a cold and rainy weather that accompanied the peloton for