Tour Colombia 2020
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Tour Colombia 2020: Martínez wins Queen Stage, Higuita seals GC victory
Door Harmen Lustig EF Pro Cycling shows their potential in the Tour Colombia. Daniel Martínez wins the Queen Stage ahead of Sergio Higuita, who seals the GC victory. Their teammate Jonathan Caicedo rounds out the podium.
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Tour Colombia 2020: Molano completes hat-trick, Higuita keeps GC lead
Door Harmen Lustig Stage 5 on the Tour Colombia comes down to the third sprint finish on this edition. Sebastián Molano completes his hat-trick in a millimetre sprint. Álvaro Hodeg finishes in second, while Sergio Higuita stays in the GC lead.
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Tour Colombia 2020: Higuita takes stage 4 and race lead
Door Harmen Lustig The 4th stage of Tour Colombia is a lumpy race with an uphill finale. Sergio Higuita counters a late Richard Carapaz attack to snatch the stage win ahead of Egan Bernal and Julian Alaphilippe. The Colombian Champion is the new race leader.
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Tour Colombia 2020: Molano again, Caicedo keeps race lead
Door Harmen Lustig Sebastián Molano sprints to his second consecutive victory on the 3rd stage of the Tour Colombia. Jonathan Caicedo stays in the race lead.
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Tour Colombia 2020: Sprint victory Molano, Caicedo still leader
Door Harmen Lustig The 2nd stage on the Tour Colombia comes down to a sprint finish with Sebastián Molano taking the spoils. Jonathan Caicedo stays in the GC lead.
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Tour Colombia 2020: EF Cycling wins TTT, Caicedo first leader
Door Harmen Lustig The Tour Colombia starts with a rolling team time trial in Tunja. Just like last year EF Pro Cycling powers to victory. Deceuninck-QuickStep and Ineos finish 45 and 46 seconds down, respectively.
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Tour Colombia 2020: The Route
Door Harmen Lustig The 3rd edition of Tour Colombia kicks into gear with a TTT in Nairo Quintana's domicile Tunja. The 6-day race never dips below 2,500 metres, while the final Queen Stage serves the decisive Alto El Verjón above Bogotá. The climb to 3,266 metres…
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Tour Colombia 2020: Riders
Door KimaLee With Alaphilippe, Jungels and Aru as special guests, Tour Colombia serves the crest of the current wave of South America's stellar cyclists. Bernal, Carapaz, Uran, Martínez, Higuita - virtually all Latin American top guns are riding the race.…
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Tour Colombia 2020: Favourites
Door Harmen Lustig In terms of the general classification the Tour Colombia comes down to two stages. The race serves a time trial on day one and its Queen Stage on the last day of action. Cyclingstage.com brings you the favourites to win the Tour Colombia in 2020.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 1: Tunja – Tunja
Door Harmen Lustig Tuesday 11 February - The Tour Colombia kicks into gear with a team time trial of 16.7 kilometres. It is an out-and-back race in Tunja, Nairo Quintana's domicile. The climber is not riding his homerace, though.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 2: Paipa – Duitama
Door Harmen Lustig Wednesday 12 February - At 152.4 kilometres, the 2nd stage on the Tour Colombia is a dream come true for fast men. Although the race takes place at an elevation of 2,500 metres, the route is as flat as it gets.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 3: Paipa – Sogamoso
Door Harmen Lustig Thursday 13 February - The 3rd stage on the Tour Colombia amounts to 177.7 kilometres. Following a hilly first part the last 40 kilometres are virtually flat.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 4: Paipa – Santa Rosa de Viterbo
Door Harmen Lustig Friday 14 February - At 168.6 kilometres, stage 4 on the Tour Colombia is almost a carbon copy of the 3rd stage. Following a race on the same roads the finale is different though. The race finishes with a climb to the line in Santa Rosa de Viterbo.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 5: Paipa – Zipaquirá
Door Harmen Lustig Saturday 15 February - The 5th stage on the Tour Colombia amounts to 174.9 kilometres. Hills in the first 120 kilometres make way for a flat finale.
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Tour Colombia 2020 Route stage 6: Zipaquirá – Alto El Verjón
Door Harmen Lustig Sunday 16 February - At 182.6 kilometres, the final stage of Tour Colombia is the longest and the toughest. The finale of the race is the 18.1 kilometres climb up the Alto Verjón.