Deportes
CAM: Olmedo primer Campeón y doble victoria de Coduri
Ian Olmedo se consagró campeón de la Categoría Minimotos a dos fechas del final: 9 corridas, 9 ganadas para el piloto de Suardi, Santa Fe. Juan José Coduri ganó en las dos 125.-
El circuito «Ilmar Lione» de la ciudad de San Guillermo, sirvió de marco a la disputa de la novena fecha del Certamen Argentino de Motociclismo (CAM). Juan José Coduri fue doble vencedor (125 Internacional y 125 Graduados), en tanto que Erik Barrios se impuso en 250 – 450 Internacional, en una jornada que vio triunfar también, en sus respectivas categorías, a Ian Olmedo (Minimotos), Valentino Rumi (50 Escuela), Camilo Leclereg (110 Menores) y Tobías Martini (110 Mayores). Las finales arrojaron los siguientes resultados:
Minimotos: 1° Ian Olmedo; 2° Fabricio Carrivale; 3° Santino Santarrosa; 4° Leandro Suasnabar; 5ª Gala Vissani; 6° Benjamín Ramírez; 7ª Oriana Facchini; 8° Milo Schonfeld; 9° Benjamín Leclerg y 10° Bernardo Fernández.
CAMPEONATO
1° #7 Ian Olmedo – 413 (9 triunfos) – CAMPEÓN
2° #34 Valentino Chiabotto – 269
3° #33 Fabrizio Carrivale – 269
50 Escuela: 1° Valentino Rumi; 2° Joaquín Cáceres; 3° Valentín Garro; 4° Brandon Marignani; 5° Lorenzo Tiberi; 6° Luis Bulacia; 7° Santino Delgado; 8° Benjamín Ibarra; 9° Santiago Mattio y 10° Bautista Lang.
CAMPEONATO
1° #27 Valentino Rumi – 394 (8 triunfos)
2° #39 Joaquín Cáceres – 288
3° #30 Benjamín Bulacia – 282 (1 triunfo)
110 Menores: 1° Camilo Leclereg; 2° Stefano Luque; 3° Franco Colella; 4° Hipólito Martini; 5° Matías García; 6° Franco Sena; 7° Jeremías Maldonado; 8° Santiago Gianre; 9° Matías Bustillo y 10° Francisco Palomeque.
CAMPEONATO
1° #6 Hipólito Martini – 349 (4 triunfos)
2° #8 David Florenza – 318 (2 triunfos)
3° #2 Camilo Leclereg – 274 (3 triunfos)
110 Mayores: 1° Tobías Martini; 2° Maximiliano Cáceres; 3° Matías Ramírez; 4° Daniel Chávez; 5° Benjamín Fanucce; 6° Franco Lutri; 7° Agustín Rodríguez; 8° Máximo Vicente; 9° Franco Bertolini y 10° Andy Masino.
CAMPEONATO
1° #14 Tobías Martini – 342 (4 triunfos)
2° #2 Leonardo Fornero – 313 (4 triunfos)
3° #12 Daniel Chávez – 265
125 Internacional: 1° Juan José Coduri; 2° Juan Martín Viganoni; 3° Marcos Barrios; 4° Sebastián Verdoia; 5° Camilo Leclereg; 6° Tomás Márquez; 7° Gianfranco Brunetto; 8° Matías Varaldo; 9° Guillermo Bessone y 10° Lucas Cazabonne.
CAMPEONATO
1° #1 Juan Martín Viganoni – 359 (1 triunfo)
2° #3 Juan José Coduri – 335 (3 triunfos)
3° #8 Sebastián Verdoia – 321 (1 triunfo)
125 Graduados: 1° Juan José Coduri; 2° Maximiliano Varas; 3° Juan José Mulle; 4° Ezequiel Pairetti; 5° Gianfranco Brunetto; 6° Williams Tissera; 7° José Luis Aragón; 8° Marcos Barrios; 9° Emanuel Zamora y 10° Matías Frey.
CAMPEONATO
1° #3 Matías Frey – 274 (3 triunfos)
2° #10 Damián Sosa – 258 (1 triunfo)
3° #59 José Luis Aragón – 214
250 – 450 Internacional: 1° Erik Barrios; 2° Matías Frey; 3° Iván Carrizo; 4° Maximiliano Varas; 5° Damián Sosa; 6° Juan Pablo Scuotri; 7° Sebastián Verdoia; 8° Facundo Cesar; 9° Tomás Márquez y 10° Juan Pablo Penida.
CAMPEONATO
1° #1 Matías Frey – 344 (4 triunfos)
2° #3 Erik Barrios – 326 (2 triunfos)
3° #12 Maximiliano Varas – 305 (2 triunfos)
Próxima Fecha – 10° – 8/9 de Octubre en San Carlos Sud, Santa Fe
Deportes
Mario Román Serrano and CFMOTO complete a three-class Adventure sweep at Red Bull Romaniacs 2026
Mario Román Serrano put the CFMOTO 450MT on top of Red Bull Romaniacs 2026 with victory in the Adventure Ultimate class, delivering a landmark result for CFMOTO at one of the toughest off-road motorcycle events in the world. The success extended across the Adventure categories, with CFMOTO riders taking victory in all three classes. Alongside Román’s Ultimate triumph, Rene Columna secured the Adventure Core title, while Chinese rider He Guishu claimed the Adventure Lite victory.
Recognized as one of the toughest Hard Enduro and Adventure Bike Rallyes in the world, Red Bull Romaniacs 2026 took place from July 28 to August 1 around Sibiu, Romania. From the In-city Prolog to four Offroad Days in the Southern Carpathian Mountains, the event was a full measure of distance, terrain and judgement, asking riders and motorcycles to keep adapting from one test to the next.
CFMOTO joined Romaniacs for a second year as a major event sponsor and brought nearly 40 riders from 15 countries across Asia, Europe, North America and South America. The line-up covered Adventure Ultimate, Adventure Core and Adventure Lite, with the 450MT as the most widely used CFMOTO model. The 800MT-X and the 1000MT-X added further presence for the MT family. The new 1000MT-X also made a strong impression in the line-up, bringing torque-rich litre-class power, true ADV geometry and a 21-inch front / 18-inch rear spoked wheel set-up to the same demanding Romaniacs terrain. It was the 450MT that carried the sharpest storyline through Román’s title charge — it was a statement of untapped potential, proving that this machine is capable of far more than its spec sheet suggests.