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Cycling competitions in Venezuela and Ecuador

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The Venezuelan Cycling Federation initiated national championships in Trujillo state to prepare athletes for international competitions, including the 2026 South American Games and the 2027 Parapan American Games. These events include a National Road Cycling Championship in Valera and a national adapted cycling championship designed to help para-cyclists accumulate UCI nation ranking points. Following these announcements, the third edition of the Vuelta a Mérida en Bicicleta was scheduled, featuring high-altitude climbs reaching 4,577 meters. Concurrently, Ecuador announced the 42nd Vuelta al Ecuador UCI 2.2, a race covering approximately 941 kilometers across six provinces and featuring international teams. Expanding the national competitive calendar, the National Youth Cycling Championship 2026 was held at the Carlos Anzola Velodrome in Maracay, Venezuela, featuring over 350 cyclists. Notable winners included Valery Montero and José Peña, while the Bolívar state delegation returned to the championship after a 13-year absence. In recent competitive activity, the Patriotas de Cabimas cycling team performed at the Vuelta Internacional a Zamora in Barinas, Venezuela. Individual highlights included Ismael Cárdenas, who finished fourth in the third stage, and Neftali Jiménez, who secured fifth place in the final stage. Additionally, the Chilean Continental UCI team Plus Performance-Zeo Sport has been confirmed to participate in Reniel Silva also distinguished himself by winning two intermediate sprints during the 61st second stage. The 63rd edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Venezuela, Venezuela is scheduled for October 4 to 11, 2026. This marks 2026, covering 1,143.3 kilometers across eight stages. The race will pass through Trujillo, Lara, Portuguesa, Yaracuy, Carabobo, and Aragua. For the first time time, Aragua will host the final stage, a Chilean team 166.20-kilometer route through Zamora, Bolívar, and José Félix Ribas, concluding with Continental status has competed in the event, which is part of the UCI America Tour a circuit between Cagua and Turmero. The UCI-sanctioned event will cover 1,143.3 kilometers. feature nine international teams from countries such as Ecuador, Brazil, and Chile.

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  1. 2026-10-03 13:55 UTC Cycling competitions in Venezuela and Ecuador
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  4. 2026-09-03 18:32 UTC Cycling competitions in Venezuela and Ecuador

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