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AusCycling

AusCycling, the trading name of the AusCycling Limited, is the national governing body for cycling in Australia, and represents the interests of affiliated cycling clubs and its individual members. AusCycling covers the disciplines of road, track, mountain bike, cyclo-cross, BMX, BMX freestyle, e-cycling sports, para-cycling, and recreational and commuter riding.
AusCycling was formed on 1 November 2021 when Cycling Australia, Mountain Bike Australia, and BMX Australia merged to form the one organisation. The inaugural chief executive is Marne Fechner, appointed with effect from 1 February 2021.
AusCycling is a member of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and the Oceania Cycling Confederation (OCC). It is also recognised by the Australian Government, the Australian Olympic Committee, the Australian Commonwealth Games Association and the Australian Paralympic Committee.
The vision of AusCycling is to make Australia a nation of bike riders, to advocate for riders' safety, build strong club communities and to make all forms of cycling accessible to everyone be it on a track, off a jump, in the great Australian bush or on the road. As of 2021, AusCycling represented over 52,000 members throughout Australia.
In late 2011, federal Sports Minister Kate Lundy called for an investigation into Cycling Australia. A review by Justice James Wood produced a 95-page report which described the organisation's set-up as outdated and complicated. In 2012, the national coach Matt White was sacked due to his admissions regarding performance-enhancing drugs. Stephen Hodge stepped down as vice-president for similar reasons following the publicity surrounding the Lance Armstrong doping allegations. Cycling Australia suffered financial problems in the early 2010s, after the approval of a strategy in 2010, which attempted to increase Cycling Australia's revenue through a program of event organisation, led to the organisation making significant losses, compounded by lower than expected sponsorship revenue. Under the subsequent short-term presidency of Gerry Ryan, team owner of Orica–GreenEDGE, Cycling Australia's involvement in event organisation reduced, a new board was appointed and an A$2 million loan package was agreed with the Australian Sports Commission, state affiliates and Mountain Bike Australia.
In the wake of this history, Cycling Australia and all its state affiliates, BMX Australia, and Mountain Bike Australia, resolved to form AusCycling. Cycling Australia, BMX Australia and Mountain Bike Australia were dissolved with effect from 31 October 2020, and AusCycling was formed with effect from 1 November 2020.
In accordance with its Constitution, AusCycling has established the following organisational structure:
Outline of cycling

Cycling, also known as bicycling or biking, is the activity of riding bicycles or other human-powered vehicles with wheels, for transportation, recreation, exercise, sport, and other purposes.
People who engage in cycling are called cyclists, bikers, or bicyclists. They may wear everyday clothing suited to their destination or specialized cycling attire, sometimes carrying an additional set of clothes.
Cycling includes not only traditional two-wheeled bicycles but also unicycles, tricycles, quadricycles, and other human-powered vehicles (HPVs). Some bicycles are equipped with electric motors (e-bikes) or other forms of motor assistance.
Cycling can be done individually or with others. Passengers may ride in front, sit on a luggage carrier, or use specially designed seats for children or pets. Some bicycles, such as tandem bicycles or multi-rider bike, allow multiple riders to pedal together.
Cycling takes place on roads, bike lanes, and off-road, trails. Riders may share roads with motor vehicles, use designated cycling infrastructure, or ride on separated cycle tracks where available.
Cycling can be described as all of the following:
The first piece of equipment is a bicycle (see Outline of bicycles).
Some jurisdictions require these by law:
Used, but not always necessary:
Bicycle sharing system
Javier Zapata

Javier Zapata Cuartas (born January 15, 1973, in Medellín, Antioquia) is a Colombian biketrial rider who performs the sport of biketrial, a sport that is little known internationally but very popular in Colombia. Zapata is arguably the sport's most visible performer.
He began his sport career at age nine. Back then he was a BMX rider and he won numerous national and international championships. In 1995 he began his career as a biketrial rider. Zapata was the first person to get a biketrial bike in Colombia, which was specially manufactured for him by the GT manufacturing company there. Having been an expert BMX racer, Zapata, who placed 5th at the BMX world championships once and ran at BMX tournaments for eight years, quickly became used to the new type of bike he was riding, and decided to dedicate himself to promote his new sport in Colombia.
Zapata then toured all over Colombia, performing at multiple shows and earning money for each of his presentations. His stunts impressed many; he would use some of the first money he gained to travel to Spain, where he came in fifth place at biketrial's first world championship. Later on, he went to Barcelona, where he entered the Guinness Book of Records by using his bike to climb the stairs of the tallest building of that city all the way to the top, without ever using his feet. Zapata later on travelled to Japan, where he once again climbed the stairs of some buildings with his bike, without using his feet.
In 2001, he returned to Barcelona, once again to participate at the world championships.
He is the only Colombian athlete that has achieved four Guinness World Records. His latest Guinness World Record was achieved in Mexico City in 2003. He climbed up in his bike the 1318 stairs of Torre Mayor, the tallest building in Latin America. His other Guinness World Records were obtained in Caracas (Venezuela), Bogota and Medellin (Colombia). In 2006 he obtained a new National Record jumping on his bike over the largest number of persons (23 persons).
He also performed a stunt show during half-time of a Copa Libertadores football game between Colombia and Ecuador in 2003.
Javier Zapata lives in Medellín where he runs his own biketrial school and his own brand ZAPATABIKES which produces bikes and accessories. He rides a Monty 221 Ti Full disc 2007 Hope Monotrial, Zapatabikes MTB.
Distrito de Limburg-Weilburg

El Distrito de Limburgo-Weilburgo (en alemán: Landkreis Limburg-Weilburg) es un distrito federal que se encuentra en la Región de Gießen, Hesse (Alemania). La capital del distrito (Kreisstadt) es la ciudad de Limburgo del Lahn. Los distritos limítrofes son el Lahn-Dill, Alto Taunus, Rheingau-Taunus, Rin-Lahn y Westerwald.
El distrito cae en la sierra de Taunus y Westerwald. Una gran parte del territorio se encuentra en los valles (Tallandschaft) del Lahn (Weilburger Lahntalgebiet y Limburger Becken), que fluye desde el Kreis desde el noroeste hacia el sudeste.
El actual distrito de Limburg-Weilburg nació en 1974 fruto de la reorganización administrativa del estado federal de Hesse.
(Habitantes a 30 de junio de 2005)
Limburg United

El Hubo Limburg United es un club de baloncesto profesional belga de la ciudad de Hasselt, que milita en la BNXT League, la nueva liga fruto de la fusión de la Dutch Basketball League neerlandesa y la Pro Basketball League belga. Disputa sus partidos en el Sporthal Alverberg, con capacidad para 1730 espectadores.
Comenzado 2014 se fundó el Limburg United. Como Bree B.B.C. desapareció del nivel profesional de Bélgica en 2008 , Limburg United se quería convertir en el próximo equipo de la provincia de Limburgo en la Liga Ethias . El club pidió una licencia B para la temporada 2014-15, y finalmente lo consiguió. El ex asistente de Antwerp Giants Brian Lynch firmó un contrato de 5 años para convertirse en el entrenador del equipo recién formado. Expresó como meta a largo plazo para el club " convertirse en un club top de Bélgica en 3 o 5 años".
Provincia de Limburgo (Bélgica)

La provincia de Limburgo (en neerlandés provincie Limburg y en francés province de Limbourg), es una de las provincias de Bélgica. Es la más oriental de las cinco provincias de la región de Flandes. Su capital es Hasselt.
Limburgo se encuentra al oeste del río Mosa, en el noreste del país. Limita al norte y al este con Países Bajos, más precisamente con el Limburgo neerlandés y Brabante Septentrional, al oeste con la provincia de Amberes y el Brabante Flamenco y al sur con Valonia, más específicamente con la provincia de Lieja.
La provincia posee también un enclave entre Países Bajos y la provincia de Lieja: el municipio de Voeren. Este municipio fue establecido por la reforma municipal de 1977.
La provincia de Limburgo se encuentra en el noreste de Bélgica (en el este de Flandes) y limita al este y al norte con Países Bajos (provincia de Limburgo) al este y provincia de Brabante Septentrional al norte), al sur la provincia de Lieja y al oeste las provincias belgas de Amberes y Brabante Flamenco.
La provincia tiene una superficie de 2422 km²,​ y una altitud media de 58 metros sobre el nivel del mar.​ La provincia se divide en 44 comunas (municipios) distribuidos a su vez en tres arrondissements (distritos). Entre estos municipios están, entre otros, la actual capital Hasselt, la vieja capital medieval Borgloon y Tongeren, la única ciudad romana en la provincia y considerada como la ciudad más vieja de Bélgica.
El municipio de Voeren (del francés: Fourons) está geográficamente separado (un exclave) de la provincia de Limburgo y del resto de Flandes, con los Países Bajos al norte y la provincia valona de Lieja al sur.
En el poblado Remersdaal del municipio Voeren se encuentra el punto más alto (287.5 metros sobre el nivel del mar) de la provincia y de Flandes.
El límite oriental de la provincia se encuentra en la ribera occidental del río Mosa, río que se origina en Francia y atraviesa a Bélgica (pero no por la provincia de Limburgo). La cuenca hidrográfica del Mosa incluye a la mayor parte del norte de la provincia.
El río Demer atraviesa el centro de la provincia de este a oeste, al igual que el canal Alberto. La cuenca del Demer cubre la mayor parte del centro y del norte de la provincia. Otros ríos son el Geer (en neerlandés: Jeker) y el Dommel.
Administrativamente, la provincia se divide en 3 arrondissements (distritos) y 44 communes (municipios).
El siguiente mapa muestra los municipios de la provincia de Limburgo (los nombres aparecen en la siguiente tabla):
La provincia de Limburgo tiene, para el 1 de enero de 2014, una población de 856 280 habitantes.​ Su densidad de población es de 282,7.
Los principales municipios, con una población mayor de 30 000 habitantes al 1 de enero de 2014, son:​
Población de 2011 al 2014, al 1 de enero de cada año.​
Evento multideportivo

Un evento multideportivo es una serie de competiciones atléticas organizadas en diferentes disciplinas deportivas que se llevan a cabo durante varios días. El principal evento multideportivo a nivel mundial son los Juegos Olímpicos modernos.
Después de los Olímpicos han sido creados muchos eventos multideportivos regionales. Algunos de ellos conservan la misma estructura. Las competencias se efectúan durante varios días y por lo general tiene una ciudad sede, que cambia en cada edición. Los países o las regiones que son representadas envían a sus equipos conformados por atletas que compiten en una amplia variedad de disciplinas deportivas. Los atletas o los equipos reciben medallas de oro, plata y bronce para el primero, segundo y tercer puesto respectivamente. Cada edición se realiza con una periodicidad establecida, generalmente cada cuatro años.
El primer evento multideportivo moderno fueron los Juegos Olímpicos, organizado por el Comité Olímpico Internacional (establecido en 1894) cuya primera edición se realizó por primera vez en 1896 en Atenas, Grecia. Las Olimpiadas se volvieron muy populares a principios del siglo XX. El número de deportes olímpicos sigue aumentando en cada edición.
A principios del siglo XX, otro evento multideportivo, los Juegos Nórdicos se celebraron por primera vez en Suecia en 1901, organizados por el General Viktor Gustaf Balck.​ Su segunda edición se celebró en 1903 y la tercera en 1905, fecha desde la cual se celebraron cada cuatro años hasta 1926.​ Balck intentó incluir deportes de invierno en el programa de los Juegos Olímpicos, en especial el patinaje artístico.​ Finalmente en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 1908, se celebraron cuatro pruebas de patinaje.​ Ulrich Salchow (10 veces campeón del mundo) y Madge Syers ganaron los títulos individuales.​ En 1924 se celebró la Semana de Deportes de Invierno en Chamonix previo a los Juegos Olímpicos de París 1924, el cual posteriormente fue declarado por el Comité Olímpico Internacional como la primera edición de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno.​
En la década de 1920, se crearon todo tipo de eventos multideportivos. Estos estaban dirigidos generalmente para un selecto grupo de atletas, no para todo el mundo como era - básicamente - el caso de los Juegos Olímpicos. Los soviéticos organizaron las Espartaquiadas primera vez en 1920, una alternativa comunista a los "Juegos Olímpicos, y en 1922 se organizaron las Olimpiadas Universitarias en Italia, un evento precursor de las Universiadas, destinado sólo para alumnos universitarios en todo el mundo. En esta época también se comenzaron a crear eventos multideportivos regionales, como los Juegos del Lejano Oriente y los Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe, que se crearon en 1926 y son el evento multideportivo regional más antiguo vigente en la actualidad.​
Los Juegos Olímpicos continúan siendo el principal evento multideportivo en el mundo en términos de interés e importancia, pero muchos otros también han cobrado la atención.
Estadio cubierto

Un estadio cubierto,​ también llamado arena, domo, pabellón,​ coliseo,​ gimnasio o estadio techado, entre otros nombres, es un estadio techado diseñado para eventos deportivos así como presentaciones musicales o teatrales. Se compone de un gran espacio abierto en el centro, rodeado por graderías y asientos para los espectadores. La característica clave es que el lugar donde se realiza el evento, se ubica en el punto más bajo, permitiendo una gran visibilidad. Usualmente están diseñados para acomodar un gran número de espectadores.
El término "arena" también se usa libremente para referirse a cualquier evento o tipo de evento que, literal o metafóricamente, tiene lugar en tal lugar, a menudo con la intención específica de comparar una idea con un evento deportivo. Ejemplos de estos serían términos como "la arena de la guerra" o "la arena del amor" o "la arena política". En muchos juegos de lucha, el escenario en el que luchan los oponentes también se llama arena.
Una arena a menudo recibe el nombre de un patrocinador. Es común que el nombre cambie con intervalos de 4 a 8 años.
La etimología del término arena se remonta a las épocas del Imperio romano, cuando los gladiadores luchaban en una superficie cubierta de arena para que absorbiese la sangre. Y entonces se llamó así a los lugares (casi siempre circulares u ovalados, como los circos romanos) en donde se realizaban actividades deportivas (aunque no exclusivamente).
Club Ciclista Fénix

El Club Ciclista Fénix, es una institución deportiva uruguaya, cuya actividad principal es el ciclismo.
Fue fundado el 18 de julio de 1932 en el barrio Flor de Maroñas de Montevideo, siendo uno de los clubes ciclistas más antiguos del país junto al Audax de Flores (fundado en 1921).​
Debe su nombre a una farmacia, cuyo propietario pagó la afiliación del club en la Federación Ciclista Uruguaya. Los colores que adoptaron para la camiseta fueron el azul, blanco y rojo, en honor a la bandera francesa
Bajo la directiva de Wilson Domínguez, los hermanos Uhalde (Carlos y Fernando), Arquímedes Valli, Mauricio Niski, Raúl Martínez y Albino Marrero entre otros, en 1972 el club comenzó a organizar Rutas de América, la segunda competición de ciclismo más importante del país.​
El club también practica baby fútbol y forma parte de la Liga Piedras Blancas.​
Rutas de América, carrera que organiza el club, ha sido ganada por sus ciclistas en 9 oportunidades. El primero en concretar una victoria fue José Rossello. Entre 2002 y 2006 ganaron 4 de 5 ediciones, siendo el argentino Matías Médici el único que ha logrado dos victorias con los colores del Fénix (2004 y 2005). A su vez la edición 2004 se dio un hecho no repetido hasta hoy, los tres casilleros del podio fueron ocupados por ciclistas del club.
El Club Ciclista Fénix tiene en su palmarés dos Vueltas ciclistas, ambas de forma reciente, teniendo en cuenta la historia de la carrera. La primera victoria de etapa fue en 1947 por intermedio de Cristóbal Trueba y el primer podio en 1948 a través de Luis Ángel “Pocho” de los Santos. Fue recién en 1997 cuando se disputó la edición número 54, que Federico Moreira le dio el triunfo al Fénix por primera vez. Diecisiete años después, su yerno, Mariano De Fino le daría la segunda victoria.
En las 73 ediciones disputadas, el club ha ganado 50 etapas (en línea y contrarreloj) y una contrarreloj por equipos, siendo Antonio Díaz con 6 victorias es el corredor que más triunfos obtuvo. Las siguientes tablas indican las etapas ganadas, por año y ciclista (izquierda) y las mejores posiciones en la clasificación general (derecha).
De los competidores élite solo Mariano De Fino permaneció en el plantel. Llegaron Agustín Moreira proveniente del Estudiantes El Colla de Rosario y Rodrigo Barboza del Peñarol de Tacuarembó. El equipo quedó conformado además por los juveniles Diego Jamen, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez y Oscar Daniel Viera, promovidos de la categoría júnior, hasta el 31 de diciembre. A partir del 1 de enero de 2016 se incorporaron al club Luis Alberto Martínez, Mauricio Moreira y Víctor Mémoli.​
18 (En Vivo Estadio de Morón)

18 (En vivo Estadio de Morón) es el primer álbum en vivo del artista argentino Milo J. Fue grabado el 25 de octubre de 2024 en el Estadio Nuevo Francisco Urbano y publicado el 19 de diciembre por Dale Play Records.​​​
El show fue anunciado a finales de marzo de 2024 y a inicios de abril se agotarían las entradas de las localidades del campo y platea.​ A mediados de octubre, el artista anunció que sería patrocinador del Club Deportivo Morón, club en el que sería el concierto y también de la ciudad que es oriundo el cantante.​​​
El concierto se dio el 25 de octubre en el Estadio Nuevo Francisco Urbano en condición de sold-out para más de 30 mil personas, con una duración de más de una hora y media, contó con una producción de artistas y presentaciones en vivo.​
A lo largo del concierto se presentaron cantantes como Nito Mestre, Joaquín Levinton de Turf, Yami Safdie, YSY A, Nicki Nicole, Bizarrap, Bhavi, Agarrate Catalina y Santino Villarruel, hermano de Milo J en el sencillo «Tus vueltas + Carencias de Cordura».​​ El show se produjo en esa fecha específicamente por el cumpleaños número 18 del artista.​​
Tras el concierto, el artista anunció su presentación en el Buenos Aires Trap ​
Tracklist de 18 (En vivo Estadio de Morón)​
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Lotto (marca)

Lotto Sport Italia es una empresa italiana de textil con sede en Trevignano, Treviso, al noreste de Italia, que se dedica a la fabricación de artículos deportivos.​ Se cree que esta compañía deportiva empezó como fabricante de calzado de tenis.​
Sus inicios datan de junio de 1973 en Trevignano, provincia de Treviso, Italia.​ Lotto fue fundada por la familia Caberlotto, quien en esos años fabricaban implementos deportivos para el equipo de fútbol Treviso FC. Actualmente, Lotto produce y comercializa artículos deportivos para el tenis, baloncesto, vóleibol, atletismo y el fútbol en 70 países. Dentro de los patrocinios o sponsor logístico, actualmente, viste al Atlético Bucaramanga, del fútbol colombiano, así como el Club Sport Huancayo de la Liga 1 peruana.
Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta 2009

El CVIII Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta se celebró el 28 de junio de 2009 entre Comillas y El Soplao (Cantabria) sobre 196 km. Finalizaron la prueba 97 ciclistas, llegando otros 9 fuera de control.
El ganador de la prueba fue Rubén Plaza, que consiguió el Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta por segunda vez, por delante de Constantino Zaballa y de Mikel Astarloza. El gran favorito a la victoria y anterior campeón, Alejandro Valverde, sólo pudo ser tercero tras quedarse rezagado en el último kilómetro.
Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta 1998

El XCVII Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta se disputó en Jerez de la Frontera (provincia de Cádiz) el 5 de julio de 1998 sobre 236 kilómetros de recorrido. Participaron 138 corredores y sólo 57 terminaron el recorrido.
Ángel Casero se impuso en solitario por delante de su compañero de equipo Juan Carlos Domínguez. El grupo fue encabezado por Óscar Freire, completando así el triplete del equipo Vitalicio Seguros.
Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta 1990

El LXXXIX Campeonato de España de Ciclismo en Ruta se disputó en Vitoria (Álava) el 24 de junio de 1990 sobre 256 kilómetros de recorrido. Participaron 139 corredores y sólo 89 terminaron el recorrido.
El vencedor final fue el bejarano Laudelino Cubino que superó en el sprint final a Francisco Javier Mauleón y a Miguel Induráin. Tras ellos llegó un pelotón de 38 unidades comandado por Manuel Martínez Costa a escasos 10 segundos.
Banesto (equipo ciclista)

Banesto fue un equipo profesional ciclista español fundado en 1980 inicialmente denominado Reynolds con el patrocinio de la empresa de aluminio y dirigido por José Miguel Echavarri y Eusebio Unzué. En 1989 cambió su nombre y pasó a ser patrocinado por el banco español Banesto, que dejó de patrocinar el equipo a finales de 2003.
En la temporada 2004, el equipo de Echavarri y Unzué encontró en el Gobierno de las Islas Baleares un nuevo patrocinador, lo que dio continuidad al equipo bajo la denominación de Illes Balears-Banesto e Illes Balears-Santander en el extranjero.
En la temporada 2005, Banesto-Santander se retiró definitivamente del patrocinio de la escuadra ciclista. Aquel equipo, una de las estructuras más veteranas del pelotón internacional, tuvo como herederos al Caisse d'Epargne (2006-2010) y, desde 2011, al actual Movistar Team.
El equipo profesional nació en el año 1980 con el patrocinio de la empresa navarra de aluminios INASA (Industria Navarra del Aluminio, S.A.), que un año antes había hecho entrada en el mundo del ciclismo al patrocinar un equipo de aficionados con la dirección de José Miguel Echavarri, alma mater de este equipo. Su principal jefe de filas fue Perico Delgado, gracias al cual se lograron los mayores éxitos con sus victorias en el Tour de 1988 y la Vuelta de 1989. Otros de sus corredores más destacados, tanto por sus victorias como por su trayectoria, fueron Ángel Arroyo, José Luis Laguía y Julián Gorospe.
En 1989 entró en el patrocinio el Banco Banesto copatrocinando al equipo desde el Tour de Francia de ese año, que finalmente se quedó con todo el equipo en 1990 pasando la sede del equipo a Madrid. El camino de este equipo siempre estará ligado a Miguel Induráin, con los cinco tours consecutivos que ganó entre 1991 y 1995 y los dos giros en 1992 y 1993.
Los años 1992 y 1993 consiguió ser el mejor equipo en el ranking UCI.
Tras la retirada de Induráin al finalizar la temporada de 1996, Abraham Olano y el "Chava" Jiménez fueron los principales estandartes del equipo, consiguiendo como mayor éxito la Vuelta de 1998, en la que fueron 1.º y 3.º respectivamente.
Para años anteriores, véase Palmarés del Reynolds
Para años anteriores, véase Plantillas del Reynolds
Hammer Series

The Hammer Series is a series of cycling races organised by Velon in which teams compete against each other to determine the winning formation, instead of individual riders. The races are part of the UCI Asia Tour or UCI Europe Tour in category 2.1 or 1.1. The races consist of three days, with each posing a separate challenge, sprint, climb and Team Time Trial chase. The races are organised by Velon.
The name Hammer refers to a pro cycling term “Drop the Hammer”, which is the moment when a rider decides to make a break away from his rivals.
Velon is a cycling media organisation created in 2014 by 11 World Tour teams. The organisation develop media content that is not often available via the UCI. Velon launched the Hammer Series in 2017. On 20 September 2019, Velon, with the unanimous support of its shareholders, submitted an anti-trust Complaint to the European Commission against the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) based on Articles 101 and 102 TFEU.
The complaint taken to the European Commission was over two issues. The first issue is the use of the word “series” in Velon’s Hammer Series.
Amidst their legal battle with the UCI, Velon decided to suspend their 2020 races as they claimed that the UCI was trying to torpedo the race series. Before the cancellation, Velon had planned on expanding the series, including a new event that was to be held in February in Pereira, Colombia that featured both men's and women's races.
2017 UCI Europe Tour

The 2017 UCI Europe Tour was the thirteenth season of the UCI Europe Tour. The 2017 season began on 26 January 2017 with the Trofeo Santanyí-Ses Salines-Campos and ended on 17 October 2017 with the Nationale Sluitingsprijs.
Belgian rider Baptiste Planckaert (Wallonie-Bruxelles–Group Protect), who scored 1,605 points in the 2016 edition, was the defending champion of the UCI Europe Tour.
Nacer Bouhanni (Cofidis) won the overall standings for the second time in three years; Wanty–Groupe Gobert won the team classification, while France won both the overall nations' title and the under-23 equivalent.
Throughout the season, points are awarded to the top finishers of stages within stage races and the final general classification standings of each of the stages races and one-day events. The quality and complexity of a race also determines how many points are awarded to the top finishers, the higher the UCI rating of a race, the more points are awarded.
The UCI ratings from highest to lowest are as follows:
For the 2017 season, the standings are calculated based upon the UCI World Ranking, with the ranking period being the previous 52 weeks.
Asian Cycling Championships

The Asian Cycling Championships is an annual continental cycling championships for road bicycle racing and track cycling since 1963, exclusively for Asian cyclists selected by the national governing body (member nations of the Asian Cycling Confederation).
Since 2017, competitions on road and track cycling are held separately.
The winner wear, for one year, the Asian Champion Jersey.
^1 Cancelled
^2 Men's event
^3 Women's event
^4 This event is held in late 2019 due to 2020 Summer Olympic track cycling's qualification timeline
Fangio (cycling team)

Fangio, later known as AD Renting and Tulip Computers, was a Belgian professional cycling team that existed from 1975 to 1992.
The team competed after 1979 through to the 1986 Vuelta a España, but did not have any wins. It was succeeded by the AD Renting team. AD Renting (All-Drie Renting), often simply called ADR, existed from 1987 to 1989.
Tulip Computers existed from 1990 to 1992. Its main sponsor was Dutch computer manufacturer Tulip Computers. This team should not be confused with the Spanish cycling team sponsored by Tulip Computers in 1990.
Despite its short history as AD Renting and lack of funds, the team was very successful in the Tour de France. Eddy Planckaert won the points classification in 1988 to go with the victory he achieved in the highly regarded monument the Tour of Flanders earlier that year. In that same spring campaign, Dirk Demol won the Paris–Roubaix after a breakaway of 222 kilometers.
The biggest success was when Greg LeMond, a new signing, won the 1989 Tour de France with the team, taking three stage victories in the process.
Koga Miyata was the team's 1991–1992 subsponsor. The bicycle manufacturer from Heerenveen had previously sponsored IJsboerke and Capri Sonne. It also sponsored an amateur team, which would be a good development team for the professionals.
As Tulip Compters the team was led by Director Sportif José De Cauwer. It had riders like Johan van der Velde, Frank Hoste, Fons de Wolf, Olaf Jentzsch, Adri van der Poel and Allan Peiper. Manager Ludo Voeten, who was also manager of artists like Peter Koelewijn, Danny de Munk and Grant & Forsyth, represented Tulip Computers as general manager of the team.
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Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team

Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team is a Swiss UCI ProTeam focusing on road bicycle racing. Douglas Ryder created the team which rode its first season in 2023. The team is sponsored by clothing brand Q36.5.
After Team Qhubeka NextHash folded in 2021, Douglas Ryder said he always wanted to come back to cycling at the top level. In 2022 Ryder was looking for riders to race for his team in 2022. The team was formed with riders who already rode for UCI WorldTeams plus some riders from the second and third divisions. Retired professional Vincenzo Nibali joined as the team's technical advisor. In December 2022, Union Cycliste Internationale announced that Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team was granted a UCI ProTeam licence for 2023 season.
Q36.5 made an immediate impact with seven professional wins in its first season. Mark Donovan took overall victory at the 2023 Sibiu Cycling Tour, Matteo Moschetti had one-day victories at Clásica de Almería and Grand Prix d'Isbergues, and Nickolas Zukowsky was the Canadian National Road Race Champion. There were also stage victories for Matteo Badilatti at the Tour du Rwanda, Damien Howson at Vuelta a Asturias and Nicolò Parisini at CRO Race.
The team followed up a successful debut season with a further five victories including two national titles. Jannik Steimle and Jelte Krijnsen took one-day wins at Grand Prix de Denain and Druivenkoers Overijse respectively, and Giacomo Nizzolo won stage four at the Sibiu Cycling Tour. David de la Cruz was the Spanish National Time Trial Champion and Negasi Haylu Abreha won the Ethiopian National Road Race title.
In December 2024, it was announced that Tom Pidcock would leave Ineos Grenadiers to join Q36.5. Tom's younger brother Joe Pidcock and Kurt Bogaerts, Ineos assistant directeur sportif and long-time personal coach of Tom, also joined the team. The moves paid immediate dividends, with Tom Pidcock taking two stages, the points competition and the first general classification victory of his career at his first race for the team, the 2025 AlUla Tour. Matteo Moschetti also won a stage to round out an excellent start to the season.
Fabio Christen took the first professional victory of his career at the 2025 Vuelta a Murcia, a one-day race in Murcia, Spain. Christen sprinted to the front with 200m to go and held off Aurélien Paret-Peintre and Christian Scaroni to take the win. Tom Pidcock added another early-season Spanish win with victory on stage two at Vuelta a Andalucía on his way to third place overall. Matteo Moschetti took his second win of the season on 8 March at Grand Prix Criquielion, the same day that Tom Pidcock finished second to reigning World Champion Tadej Pogačar at Strade Bianche.
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2024 European Road Championships

The 2024 European Road Cycling Championships was the 30th running of the European Road Cycling Championships, which took place from 11 to 15 September 2024 in the province of Limburg, Belgium. The event consisted of a total of 6 road races, 6 time trials, and 2 relays
All times are in CEST (UTC+2).
* Host nation (Belgium)
Jumbo Interactive

Jumbo Interactive Limited is an Australian corporation and reseller of lottery games in Australia under agreement with government licensed lottery operator Tatts Group. Jumbo Interactive operates ozlotteries.com, one of Australia's largest e-commerce websites retailing Australian lotteries, such as Saturday Lotto, Oz Lotto and Powerball. Jumbo Interactive is a publicly listed corporation on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX:JIN).
Jumbo Interactive was founded by Mike Veverka in 1995 as a software developer and an Internet Service Provider in Queensland, Australia. In 1999, the company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange as Jumbomall.com
Focus shifted towards internet lotteries when the Interactive Gambling Act was passed by the Australian Parliament in 2001. Starting with smaller state-based charity lotteries, the company shifted to national lottery games with the acquisition of TMS Global Services in 2005. This business operated a lottery network since 1984 in various Pacific nations in agreement with Tattersalls. Jumbo acquired Manaccom, a software publisher, in 2007 and focus shifted towards the Internet and to the development of Oz Lotteries website, which continues to this day, having serviced in excess of 1.5 million customers.
In May 2017 Tatts Group invested $15.6 million in Jumbo, and acquired a 15% stake.
In November 2019, Jumbo acquired the UK lottery manager Gatherwell Limited, which creates, launches and manages lottery systems.
In November 2020, Jumbo signed an agreement with Lotterywest to provide its online software platform and services for up to the next 10 years.
In November 2022, it was announced Jumbo had completed the acquisition of the UK-based external lottery manager and digital payments business, StarVale Group.
At the end of financial year 2016, Jumbo Interactive's TTV (total transaction value) was $156 million. The company's website Oz lotteries continued its unbroken run customer growth since relaunch in 2005 with its database increasing by 10% even in a period of reduced jackpots.
Comparing like-for-like jackpots, sales are growing consistently, with the TTV for FY2017 reaching $142 million. The 2017 financial year saw Jumbo reach a net profit after tax of $7.6 million on a continuing basis.
In 2019 Jumbo's share price increased by 263% during the first 10 months of the year.
By November 2020 the company experienced a significant share price movement during the third quarter of the year on the ASX, rising to highs of AU$14.97 and falling to the lows of AU$10.63.
National road cycling championships

National road cycling championships are held annually by host nations in each cycle racing discipline. The annual events can take place at any time of the year. European nations usually holds their annual events in June, during a designed break in the professional calendar.
In road racing, winning riders of national championships are crowned as:
A national champion cycling jersey is a cycling jersey awarded to the winning riders of each event at the national cycling championships sponsored by the national governing body and recognized by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). The national champion cycling jersey is often colored and styled after that country's national flag, or else utilises the country's national colours.
Riders are authorized to wear an awarded national champion cycling jersey until next year's national championship. Afterwards, past champions may wear the national colors around the neckline and arm bands.
French Road Cycling Cup

The French Road Cycling Cup (English for Coupe de France de cyclisme sur route) is a road bicycle racing competition under the Fédération Francaise de Cyclisme (French Cycling Federation) each year since 1992. It consists of several one-day races in France each year. Each of these races is open for all riders, but until 2015 only French riders and riders who were part of a French team were able to score points for the French Road Cycling Cup. As of 2016, all riders score points. The team competition remains a contest between the French teams only.
For the individual rankings, points are awarded to all eligible riders in each race according to the following table:
Each race, the positions of the first three riders of each French team are added to give the team position. The team with the lowest team position is the winner of the team competition for that race. E.g.: a team having their first three riders all on the podium will have a team position score of 1+2+3=6 and since no other team will have a lower team position, this team will win 12 points for the team standings. Note that only French teams can score points.
Cycling at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Women's team sprint

The women's team sprint event at the 2020 Summer Olympics took place on 2 August 2021 at the Izu Velodrome. 16 cyclists (8 teams of 2) from 8 nations competed.
This was the 3rd appearance of the event, which has been held at every Summer Olympics since 2012. The reigning Olympic champions are Gong Jinjie and Zhong Tianshi of China. The reigning (2020) World Champions are Pauline Grabosch and Emma Hinze of Germany.
Russia, Germany, China, Great Britain, Australia, and the Netherlands are traditionally strong track cycling nations.
A National Olympic Committee (NOC) could enter up to 1 team of 2 cyclists in the women's team sprint. Quota places are allocated to the NOC, which selects the cyclists. Qualification is entirely through the 2018–20 UCI nation rankings. The eight top NOCs on the ranking list qualified for the team sprint event. These nations also received the right to enter two cyclists each in the individual sprint and Keirin. Because qualification was complete by the end of the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships on 1 March 2020 (the last event that contributed to the 2018–20 rankings), qualification was unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The women's team sprint is competed over two-laps (500 m), with two riders for each nation. Each member of the team must lead for one of the laps. The time for a team is measured to when the first cyclist finishes. Ties are broken by splits on the last lap.
The tournament consists of an initial qualifying round that seeds the teams. The first round comprises races between two teams of two cyclists, starting on opposite sides of the track. The races are based on seeding (1st vs. 8th, 2nd vs. 7th, etc.). The winners of those four heats advance to the medal round, with the two fastest winners competing in the gold medal final and the two slower winners facing off for bronze.
All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)
The IOC had asked China to explain the presence of Mao badges on Chinese athletes' uniforms, in particular during the medal ceremony for the women's team sprint.
Movistar KOI

Movistar KOI is a Spanish professional esports organisation owned by OverActive Media. The organisation was created as a result of a merger between KOI, Movistar Riders and MAD Lions in January 2024. As part of a triple merger, during 2024 they competed under two names: Movistar KOI and MAD Lions KOI. The final merger was announced at the Movistar KOI-Con event on December 6, 2024.
The organisation competes with two teams in League of Legends (European LEC and Spanish Superliga); two teams in Valorant (European VCT and Spanish Rising); and two players for Pokémon World Championships. It will also be present in Fortnite and Free Fire. On January 7, 2025, it dissolved its Counter-Strike 2 team.
The organisation was founded on January 4, 2024 by three Spanish teams: KOI, founded in December 2021 by Ibai Llanos and former footballer of FC Barcelona Gerard Piqué; Movistar Riders, founded in January 2017 by Fernando Piquer; and MAD Lions, founded in August 2017 as MAD Lions Esports Club by Sergio Yáñez, Marcos Eguillor and Sergio Schnura.
Jawaar Mahaammad

Jawaar Mahaammad ( Afaan Ingiliish: Jawar Mohammed) qabsaawaa mirgaa fi xinxalaa siyaasaati. Jawaar yaada "Ani jalqaba Oromoo dha" ykn 'I am Oromo First' yaada jedhu uumuun, ummata Oromoo naannoo biyya ambaa jiraatan baayyee kakaasuu fi sabboonummaa isaanii cimsuun fudhatama guddaa argate. Akkasumas, Jawaar gaaffiin mirgaa ummata Oromoo deebii akka argatu qeerroo hundeessee qabsaawuu bira darbe ummata Itoophiyaa cunqurfamaniif sagalee ta'uun beekkama.
Jawaar Mahaammad kan dhalatee caamsaa 12, 1986 oromiyaa godina harargee iddoo Dhummuuga jedhamu keessatti. Abbaan Jawaar baddaa Arsiirraa ka'anii gara gammoojjii daangaa Harargee jirutti kan godaanan yoo ta'u maatin haadhasaa ammoo gara Abbichuurraa bara Hayilsasillaasee keessa lafasaanirraa ari'atamanii gara sanatti kan godaanan turan. Kanaaf Jawaar karaa abbaasaa Arsiirraa kan dhalate yoo ta'u, karaa haadhasaa ammoo Tuulamarraa kan dhalate. Haatisaa amantii Ortodoksiirraa kan dhufte yoo ta'u, abbaansaa ammoo amantii Islaamarraa kan dhufe ture. Gama soddaatin Jawaar wallaggaa fi Guji dha.
Jawaar barnootasaa sadarkaa 1ffa magaalaa Asallaa mana barnoota kaatolik barate. Barnoota sadarkaa 2ffa Adaamaatti kan barate yoo ta'u. Bara 2003 carraa iskoolaarshiippii biyya alaa argateen gara Singaappoor deeme achitti barnootasaa itti fufe. Achumaan itti fufuun gara Ameerikaa deemee Kaalifoorniyaa keessatti Yuunivarsiitii Istaanfoorditti barate; kunis iskoolaarshiippidhaan ture. Jawaar hawwiinsaa ijoollummaa fiziksi barachuu yoo ta'eyyu guyyaa keessa fedhiinsaa jijjiiramaa deemee. Bara 2009 Istaanfoorditti saayinsii siyaasaan (political science) eebbifame. Yunivarsiti kolombiyaa irra digrii 2ffaan 2013tti ebbifame.
Lido Beach, Mogadishu

Lido Beach (Somali: Xeebta Liido) is a beach in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, which overlooks the Somali Sea. It derives its name (Italian: Lido) from the Italian word for "beach". Commonly, the name Liido is colloquially used by locals.
The beach in northern Mogadishu was initially developed in the late 1930s for the Italian colonists living in the capital of the then-protectorate of Italian Somalia.
In the 1950s, it was fully developed by the Italian administration under United Nations rule, with the enlargement of a nearby hotel that was Mogadishu's tallest building during those years.
After decades of civil war and anarchy in the capital, the beach fell into disuse. However, it has experienced a revival in the last decade.
In February 27, 2025, security guards of Villa Somalia opened fire on civilians on the beach while attempting to clear the area ahead of a visit by the Ethiopian Prime Minister, killing an adolescent boy and wounding several others.
In January 2016, al-Shabaab carried out a suicide car bombing and mass shooting at a restaurant, killing about 20 people.
In August 2020, al-Shabaab attacked a hotel, detonating a car bomb and engaging in a firefight with Somali security forces. Eleven victims and five attackers were killed; over 200 people were rescued by Somali special forces. The United Nations Secretary-General's Special Representative for Somalia, James Swan, strongly condemned the terrorist attack and said the UN "expressed its deepest condolences to the families of the victims."
In April 2022, a restaurant was attacked by an al-Shabaab suicide bomber. In June 2023, a hotel was attacked by militants.
On August 2, 2024, a suicide bombing and mass shooting occurred at the beach and the Beach View Hotel by Al-Shabaab militants leaving at least 56 people dead, including six of the seven militants and a soldier. According to Twitter posts, heavy gunfire and explosions could be heard at the beach and at least 18 bodies could be seen in videos and pictures of the attack.
Many people visit Mogadishu's coastline each weekend. Somalia has the longest coastline in mainland Africa with 3100 km along the Indian Ocean, which has beaches valuable for tourism. Lido Beach has seafood restaurants, hotels, and parks. The Somali diaspora plays an important role in recovering Mogadishu, building new luxury downtown and beaches and restaurants, and many more that attract international tourists. There are many newly established businesses there.
Land Rover Owner

Land Rover Owner International (LRO) is a monthly magazine for Land Rover enthusiasts published by Bauer Consumer Media, based in Peterborough, United Kingdom.
The first issue of Land Rover Owner was launched in July 1987 and featured a picture of Captain Mark Phillips and his horse on the front cover. The second issue front cover featured the Queen with her Series III Land Rover. The third front cover showed a Land Rover being driven off-road, which is what has been featured on the front cover ever since.
Land Rover Owner was started by a group of East Anglian businessmen. The first issue cost £1 for 40 pages (mainly black and white), but during that time there were just two models to write about – the Land Rover and the Range Rover. The first two issues sold well.
In May 1990 LRO reported that the Discovery had become the UK's best-selling 4x4 with 1,533 sold in the first three months of 1990. The magazine carried a report in the December 1990 issue on the fleets of Land Rovers that were bought with much of the money raised from the Band Aid record 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' and the subsequent Live Aid concert for the starving population of Ethiopia.
In the mid-1990s LRO was bought by publishing group Emap (which became Bauer Consumer Media).
OTO Melara Mod 56

The OTO-Melara Mod 56 is an Italian-made 105 mm pack howitzer built and developed by OTO Melara. It fires the standard US type M1 ammunition.
The OTO Melara 105 mm Mod 56 began life in the 1950s to meet the requirement for a modern light-weight howitzer that could be used by the Italian Army's Alpini brigades mountain artillery regiments. That it remained in service with those units a full half century after its introduction is a testament to the gun's quality. The Mod 56 has a number of unique characteristics for a weapon of its caliber, including the ability for its crew to manhandle the gun (due to its light weight), and the capability of being used in the direct fire role. Being a pack howitzer, it is designed to be broken down into 12 parts, each of which can be transported easily.
Its ability to be "knocked-down" allows the sections to be transported a number of ways, although the original design was for mule-pack using special pack saddles. More often it is towed by a light vehicle such as a jeep or Land Rover. With the shield removed it can be carried inside an M113 armored personnel carrier. Its particular attraction to Western armies in the 1960s was that its light weight meant it could be lifted in one piece by helicopter, which made the gun popular with light artillery units in many countries as well as the more specialized mountain and airborne troops. Overall, the Mod 56 has served in more than 30 countries worldwide, of which a partial listing of the major operators is below.
As an added refinement to the gun's mass, the Mod 56 is built to be an artillery piece with a reputation of ease with which it can be assembled and then disassembled into twelve components within minutes. The gun's light weight did have the drawback that it lacked the robustness necessary for sustained operations. Australian and New Zealand gunners in South Vietnam found the weapon unsuitable for continuous operations. The guns were replaced by the sturdy US-made M101A1 after some two years. The lack of durability also led to their being carried on trucks for longer distances outside the combat zone. The Mod 56 offered limited protection to its crew.
The Chinese manufacturer NORINCO offers a version of the Model 56 pack howitzer and its associated ammunition.
In Commonwealth service, the gun was known simply as the "L5 pack howitzer" with L10 ordnance. However, its lack of range and the indifferent lethality of its ammunition led the UK to start development of its replacement, the L118 light gun, only two years after the pack howitzer entered service. This provided them with an advantage in range when facing the Argentine OTO Melaras during the Falklands war. Still, 105mm bombardments accounted for a considerable share of all British casualties suffered in land battles during that conflict.
The gun became the standard equipment of the Allied Command Europe Mobile Force (AMF ACE Mobile Force (Land)) artillery, equipping the batteries provided by Canada, Belgium, Germany, Italy and the UK until 1975.
Identified combat use includes:
Miguel Hidalgo (San Miguel el Grande)

Miguel Hidalgo es una comunidad en el municipio de San Miguel el Grande en el estado de Oaxaca.​ Miguel Hidalgo está a 2481 metros de altitud.
Está ubicada a 17° 2' 34.08" latitud norte y 97° 21' 14.04" longitud oeste.
Según el censo de población de INEGI del 2010:​ la comunidad cuenta con una población total de 355 habitantes, de los cuales 197 son mujeres y 158 son hombres. Del total de la población 295 personas hablan alguna lengua indígena.
El total de la población económicamente activa es de 166 habitantes, de los cuales 81 son hombres y 85 son mujeres.​