Puerto Rican Cycling Federation
The Puerto Rican Cycling Federation (in Spanish: Federación de Ciclismo de Puerto Rico) is the national governing body of cycle racing in Puerto Rico.
| Sport | Bicycle racing |
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| Jurisdiction | National |
| Abbreviation | PRCF |
| Affiliation | UCI |
| Regional affiliation | COPACI |
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It is a member of the UCI and COPACI.
Puerto Rican Cyclists
Stats.[1]
| Name | Age | Hometown | UCI World Rating | Top Results |
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| Elvis Reyes | 27 January 1995 (23) | - | 1131 | 2x National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18, '17) National Championships Puerto Rico - ITT ('18) |
| Gian Martinez | Example | - | 1449 | 2x 2nd National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18, '17) 4th National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('16) |
| Bryan Leon | Example | Example | 1675 | 3rd National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18) 4th National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('17) |
| Luis Molina | Example | Example | 1878 | 4th National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18) |
| Joseph Marrero | Example | Example | 2119 | 5th National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18) |
| Brian Babilonia | 16 September 1994 (age 23) | Mayagüez | 2440 | 3rd National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('15) 6th National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race ('18) |
| Xavier Santana | 1 March 1994 (24) | Example | 2809 | 3rd stage National Championships Puerto Rico - ITT ('18) |
| Carlos Luciano De La Torre | Example | Example | NR | |
| John Louis Martinez Figueroa | Example | Example | NR | 2nd stage National Championships Puerto Rico - ITT ('18) |
| Luis Rivera | Example | Example | NR | |
| Carlos Torres | Example | Example | NR | |
| Victor Cartagena De Jesus | Example | Example | NR |
References
- "National Championships Puerto Rico - Road Race 2018 - Results". Pro Cycling Stats.
External links
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