Harold López

Harold López

athlete Colombia

Harold López is a Colombian professional cyclist who competes for the Astana team. He recently finished in the top ten at the Milan-Turin race, highlighting his growing presence in the competitive cycling scene.

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Costa Rica Costa Rica: Harold López, assistant to Palomeque, was also let go following the coaching changes at Guadalupe FC. 5

Fernando Palomeque Robert Garbanzo Alfredo Morales
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Un técnico más es despedido en el campeonato de Primera División

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Harold López explained that the incident with coach Palomeque was an accident. 5

Fernando Palomeque Christian Reyes Adrian Chinchilla Oldemar Araya
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Fernando Palomeque se corta la mano al golpear y quebrar una puerta de vidrio en el Estadio Edgardo Baltodano; vea lo ocurrido

Guatemala Guatemala: Harold López is mentioned as one of the world-class cyclists who abandoned the race. 5

Mardoqueo Vasquez Sergio Chumil Nairo Quintana Pello Bilbao Quinn Simmons
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Mardoqueo Vásquez finaliza en el Top 10 en la segunda etapa y lidera a los extranjeros en la Vuelta a Colombia

Ecuador Ecuador: Harold López finished in the top 10 of the Milan-Turin race. 6

Isaac Del Toro Ben Tulett Tobias Johannessen Einer Rubio Jefferson Cepeda Adam Yates Richard Carapaz Alberto Bettiol
El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921: Jefferson Cepeda logra top 10 en la Milán-Turín, carrera que ganó el mexicano Isaac Del Toro | Otros Deportes | Deportes