The XVIII (18th) Pan American Games, a major sporting event similar to the Olympic Games, but restricted to the Americas in which thousands of athletes compete in 38 different summer sports, is held in Lima in 2019.
For over 30 years the Marathon des Sables, the Marathon of the Sands, is held every year in the Sahara Desert in southern Morocco and is known to be the toughest long distance running race in the world. Now this extreme challenge is coming to Peru.
It’s official: 2018 the Dakar Rally, the most famous and toughest off-road rally, is back in Peru.
The 6 Hours of Peru race, the largest and most important endurance race in the country, is back.
It’s hot right now in Lima; so what better and more refreshing way than to start a Saturday with some fun kayaking along Lima’s Costa Verde while at the same time seeing the Peruvian capital from a different viewpoint and hopefully being able to watch some marine wildlife passing by.
The times when the most famous and toughest off-road rally started every year in Paris, crossed the endless Sahara Desert and ended in Dakar, Senegal are long gone. Due to security issues in Northern Africa, the Dakar Rally moved to South America in 2009. Since then the only true off road event is hosted each year by different countries...
Last year the first edition of the Inka Hard Enduro race proved to be even more challenging than anticipated due to some rain and only 4 drivers reached the finish line. So, for the 2016 second edition kicking off this Friday the Enduro pilots know what to expect. Among the participants are last year’s winner Didier Goirand “Frodo” and...
Caminos del Inca Rally is the country’s most famous motorsport event taking place entirely in Peru. From open and testing desert terrain to steep and winding high mountain roads the racing teams this year have to conquer over 3500 km / 2200 miles in 10 days on dirt, gravel and asphalt surfaces with their modified but still road-legal cars....
From October 10 to 16, 2016 the Claro Open Pan American Surfing Games 2016 were held at Punta Roquitas in Miraflores / Lima. More than 300 surfers from Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela followed the invitation of the Pan American Surfing Association (PASA) and participated in the event. ...
The World Baseball and Softball Confederation (WBSC) published the new world rankings and Peru is ranked on position 21 (out of 37) above other countries like Russia and France.
