Cubas International Sports School Turns Six

Cubas International School of Physical Education has a current enrollment of 1,216 students from 75 countries, and has graduated 810 youths from 54 nations. The colossal school aspires to become a world model for such institutions Read More

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Canadas Tuft Shines in tour de Cuba

Dramatic and incredible describes Fridays time trials in the 32nd Tour de Cuba cycling event in which Canadian Svein Tuft broke a record and vaulted to the lead in the general individual category with two days remaining in the competition. Read More

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Cuba wins tenth cycling stage

Cuban cycling athlete Jan Carlos Arias won the 10th stage of the 32nd Cycling Tour of Cuba Thursday, disputed over 115 miles between Cienfuegos and Cardenas. Arias, a young member of the Cuban national track cycling team, and his comrades Dayren Lagrana and Renier Cardoso were the minority in the leading group, of which the rest were foreign participants. Read More

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Cuban supported for baseball Leadership

The Cuban candidature to preside over the International Baseball Federation (IBAF) is supported by the 21 strongest countries in this sport at the world level, revealed Reynaldo Gonzalez, member of the International Olympic Committee Thursday. Read More

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Mexican bicyclist Zarate wins eighth leg of Cuban Tour

Not to exaggerate, the eighth leg of the "Vuelta a Cuba" bicycling tour is "the blue-ribbon event," with a distance of 159 km from the town of Sancti Spiritus to Santa Clara, where Mexican rider Jesus Zarate (Tecos) finished first, with a time of 4:11.04 hours Read More

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Foreign Cyclists Trail in Cuba

Cuban cycling athlete Pedro Pablo Perez has taken the lead of the 23rd Cycling Tour of Cuba, following the two most difficult mountain runs. Venezuelan Carlos Ochoa and Cuban Adonis Cardoso are now behind the leader by 35 and 36 seconds respectively. Read More

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Cuban judo shone in Paris

Sheila Espinosa took gold at the Villa de Paris Super A Judo Tournament, which has been described as the best result in her yet young sporting career, because this is the third most important event of this discipline, after the Olympics and World Championships. Read More

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Cuban to leap for olympic gold

Two-time Olympic Champion Alberto Juantorena assured on Wednesday that Cuban hurdle runner Dayron Robles has all it takes to dethrone Chinese runner Liu Xiang and win a gold medal in Beijing 2008. Read More

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Cuba Defends Clean Sports

The Havana Anti-doping Laboratory, on of 34 institutions certified by the World Anti-doping Agency (WADA), has created a national program against performance-enhancing drugs. Read More

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Spains Bruno Antero wins third leg of Cuban bike tour

Always pedalling within the pack, without losing out to those who dominated the final kilometers, Spains Bruno Antero win the third leg of the "Vuelta a Cuba" bicycle tour Read More

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