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BOGOTÁ. The Colombian Didier Chaparro (SuperGiros) was on Tuesday one day to be crowned as the new champion of the 38th edition of the Tour of Chiriqui, after maintaining the leadership in the fulfillment of the ninth stage, in which he won the place alone Yelko Gómez (Team Ininco), during the route with departure and arrival in Guacala over a distance of 166 kilometers. Before starting the hard climb of the day three riders received

HAVANA. The city of Panama will host the International Cycling Union (UCI) Seminar from December 3 to 5, in which the world body will present its projections in its fight against doping, the UCI DataRide system and the perspectives of the World Center of Cycling and its Solidarity program. In statements to the website www.copaci.org, the Secretary General of the Pan-American Cycling Confederation, Pedro Frías Armenteros, announced that representatives of 33 national federations of the

HAVANA. The Master Cycling Commission of the Cuban Cycling Federation announced that in the 2019 calendar it will have six valid races, the first of which was scheduled from January 25 to 27, called Giro by the Foundation of the Villa La Santisima Trinidad 2019. According to his profile on Facebook, Willy Hierro Caveda, responsible for master cycling in the Cuban federation, the second valid will be the XII Classical Master Havana del Sur, on

GUATEMALA. Biker’s from Colombia, Mexico, Aruba, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and Guatemala, competed in the UCI BMX Championship, on the track, Malena Bike, with victory of the Colombian Carlos Ramírez and Shanayah Howell of Aruba, in the category éltie. The Olympic medalist and former World Champion, Carlos Alberto Ramírez, beat his rivals in the 3 qualifying rounds and the final, the second box was for Kevin Mireless of Mexico and the third position for Feddisson

CALI. Brayan Ramírez in the stage and Didier Chaparro in the general standout today in the individual time trial stage of the Vuelta a Chiriquí in Panama. Ramírez was placed in the second place of a fraction to 1.02 of the Panamanian Yelko Gómez, winner of the stage, while Chaparro managed to increase the differences on his escorts. Daniel Bonilla is second at 1.13 and Bolivar Espinoza is third at 1.38. A great day for

LIMA. Peruvian cyclist Alonso Gamero was crowned National Road Champion 2018 in the Elite category. Gamero crown in great shape the extraordinary year he has had in national and international races, imposing himself categorically and giving a great blow of authority. In the sub 23 category they also ratified the highest award they won in 2017, André González and Angie Paulette, while Cinthya Dávila was crowned national champion in Elite ladies. The men Elite and

BOGOTÁ. Taking pride in an enviable talent and condition, the Antioquia Erika Botero got a title as two-time champion of the Vuelta del Futuro that ended successfully with a circuit run in the streets of La Virginia, municipality of Risaralda department. TEN FIRST CLASSIFICATION STAGE 3 FINAL (45 KM). 1. Castaño, Elizabeth (F-Jun Antioquia A) 01:11:59 -19 2. Prado, Karen Dayana (F-Jun Valle) 3. Botero, Erika Milena (F-Jun Antioquia A) 4. Carmona, Natalia (F-Jun Mixto

BUENOS AIRES. The Venezuelan driver Jefferson Milano and the Ecuadorian Domenica Azuero won the # 7 round of the 2018 BMX Latin American Cup played on Saturday, November 24 in Buenos Aires, in the elite category. The Argentine Matías Brizuela was the leader among the juniors. The seventh round of the Latin American Cup was won at the Vicente López – Buenos Aires – Argentina Olympic track with victory in the final of the biker

BOGOTÁ. Elizabeth Castaño (Antioquia A) won the first stage of the 30th edition of the Vuelta del Futuro on Friday and Erika Botero (Antioquia A) became the new leader. The day was disputed between Anserma Nuevo and Roldanillo over 50.4 kilometers. The fraction of the new generation of Colombian cycling turned out to be quite interesting, where the Antioquians, in addition to being in the dispute for the victory, reached the yellow shirt, which they

HAVANA. The Panamanian Yelko Gómez (Team Ininco) won this Friday the fifth edition of the 38th edition of the Vuelta a Chiriquí, after traveling 138 kilometers between Boquerón and David. The winners of the flying goals were Leonardo Campos (BCTeleUno CostaRica), followed by Julio Padilla (Opticas Deluxe-Guatemala), and the Colombian Hebert Gutiérrez (SuperGiros). In the second the winner was the ex-leader Cristopher Jurado (Aeronaval-Mapiex), followed by Hebert Gutiérrez (SuperGiros) and Julio Padilla (Deluxe Optics). THREE