ciclismo

El uruguayo Silva, tras una monumental caída y el primer ataque de Vingegaard, gana la segunda etapa y es el nuevo líder del Giro

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Uruguayan Underdog Silva Defies Chaos and Vingegaard to Seize Giro d’Italia Lead In a day defined by brutality and brilliance, the Giro d’Italia witnessed one of its most improbable turnarounds. Silva, the Uruguayan rider who entered the race as a relative outsider, survived a catastrophic crash and a searing attack from Jonas Vingegaard to claim … Read more

Bart Lemmen: el militar que abandonó las armas por la bici y que es el gregario de élite de Vingegaard en el Giro

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From the Cockpit to the Peloton: The Unconventional Rise of Bart Lemmen In the high-stakes world of professional cycling, the path to the WorldTour is usually a well-trodden road. Most riders are spotted in their teens, funneled through rigorous youth academies, and polished into specialists by the time they hit 20. It is a system … Read more

Women’s Singles Badminton Results: Giada Palmucci, Chiara Cocciolone, and Denise Simoni

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Montesilvano Ready to Host 2026 Para-Cycling Road World Cup: A Global Stage for Paralympic Cycling Montesilvano, Italy — The Adriatic city is poised to become the epicenter of global paralympic cycling as it prepares to host the final and decisive round of the 2026 Para-Cycling Road World Cup from May 7 to 10. Under the … Read more

Paula Blasi: The Rise of the World’s Sixth-Ranked Cyclist

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The world of professional cycling is witnessing the ascent of a rare talent who defies the traditional mold of the sport. Paula Blasi, the 23-year-old powerhouse riding for UAE Team ADQ, has transitioned from a multi-sport background into a global cycling phenomenon, mirroring the audacious and dominant style of the era’s most celebrated champions. Blasi’s … Read more

Tadej Pogačar Wins Fourth Liège–Bastogne–Liège Title in Dramatic Finish as Paul Seixas Falters on Roche-aux-Faucons

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Pogacar wins fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège as Seixas pushes champion to limit By Daniel Richardson, Editor-in-Chief | Archysport April 26, 2026 | 16:06 CEST Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory on Sunday, April 26, 2026, overcoming a determined challenge from 19-year-old French sensation Paul Seixas in the Ardennes classic. The UAE Team Emirates-XRG leader crossed the … Read more

El Bala Dominates Sprint Over Bettini and Cunego, Launches Four-Win Streak at La Decana — Can Pogacar Match It This Sunday?

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20 Years Since Valverde’s First Liège Triumph: ‘El Bala’ Ended Spain’s Classics Curse Twenty years ago this week, Alejandro Valverde unleashed a sprint that changed Spanish cycling forever. On April 25, 2004, the Murcian rider known as ‘El Bala’ outsprinted Italian legends Paolo Bettini and Damiano Cunego to claim his first victory in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, launching … Read more

French Rider Dominates from Start to Finish at Iconic Huy Wall Finish as Basque Star Ion Izagirre Takes Seventh

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Paul Seixas has announced himself as a force in the Ardennes classics with a commanding victory in the Fleche Wallonne, dominating the Mur de Huy to claim one of cycling’s most prestigious one-day races in his debut appearance. The 19-year-old French phenom attacked with approximately 500 meters remaining on the brutal final climb, dropping his … Read more

Vuelta a Asturias: Nairo Quintana and WorldTour Teams Set for Epic Start in Oviedo

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Nairo Quintana and Adrià Pericas are set to lead their respective teams as favorites in the upcoming Vuelta Ciclista a Asturias, according to verified race previews and team announcements. The four-day stage race begins on Thursday, 23 April 2026, with a ceremonial start inside the renovated Palacio de los Deportes in Oviedo, as confirmed by … Read more

Manuel Jorge Domínguez: The Last Asturian to Lead the Vuelta Ciclista a Asturias

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Manuel Jorge Domínguez, the last Asturian cyclist to wear the leader’s jersey in the Vuelta Ciclista a Asturias, reflects on his brief but meaningful stint at the front of the race three decades ago. Now a respected figure in regional cycling circles, Domínguez recalls the 1990 edition not for its length, but for the pride … Read more

Leer: The Latest Cycling News from El Mundo – April 19, 2026 | Race Updates, Rider Insights & Tour de France Preparations

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In the high-speed world of professional cycling, where experience has long been valued as the ultimate currency, a quiet revolution is underway. Teenagers are no longer just making appearances in the peloton — they’re winning races, challenging veterans and forcing a reevaluation of what it means to arrive of age in the sport. This phenomenon, … Read more