Andrey Amador to join Richard Carapaz at EF Education-EasyPost in 2023
The pair have been teammates since riding together at Movistar in 2017.
Andrey Amador
Ineos confirm Amador on three-year deal
Team Movistar ended a long-running contract dispute with the Costa Rican, opening door for Amador to bolster Ineos's bench.
‘I need new goals and opportunities’ – Amador eyes move to Ineos
Highly-respected domestique speaks of desire to move to "reference team" Ineos after 10 years with Movistar.
Report: Ineos to bolster rear guard with Amador
Costa Rican domestique is said to be heading to Ineos in what's the latest chapter in a long-simmering feud between his agent and Movistar
Movistar shrugs off critics of its Giro tactics
Despite a convoluted situation in the Giro's stage 13 finale, Amador insists that the Movistar camp is harmonious with Valverde as leader.
Stage 13: Nieve salvages Sky’s Giro
Mikel Nieve solos to stage 13 win at Giro d'Italia, Sky's first win of the Giro, and Amador seizes overall lead as Jungels fades.
Four Giro underdogs to watch in the mountains
As the Giro d'Italia reaches its decisive mountain stages, watch out for Amador, Krujswijk, Zakarin, and Chaves, all lurking in the top 10.
Sutherland bullish on Valverde’s chances
With two riders in the top three, Movistar has a strong hand to play at the Giro between Valverde's experience and Amador's top form.
Poised for pink: Amador is Movistar’s plan B
Stage 4 of the Giro d'Italia suits Andrey Amador's style, and he could surge into the race lead at the end of the lumpy, 200km route.
After historic Giro finish, Amador to work for Valverde in 2016
Andrey Amador registered the best grand tour finish of any Central-American rider in 2015, but next year he will work for Alejandro Valverde.
Movistar re-signs Amador, Malori, Herrada brothers
Movistar re-ups with several riders, including 2015 Giro d'Italia fourth-place finisher Andrey Amador
Landa steals the show, Contador extends lead in Giro stage 16
Mikel Landa notches two stage wins in a row as Alberto Contador proves unflappable on steep Mortirolo climb
Quintana returns to Colombia to prepare for Tour debut
A 10-mile climb on his way home from school every day helped lay Quintana's foundation on the bike
Movistar’s Amador breaks collarbone at Liege
Costa Rican falls less than 40 kilometers from the finish and abandons the race
Giro Notebook stage 14: Amador scores for the Ticos; Pozzovivo still believes; Schleck, Cav hang tough
Amador scores for the Ticos; Schleck still suffering; Cavendish vows to stay in the Giro
Andrey Amador climbs to win on first major mountain stage at 2012 Giro; Hesjedal back in pink
Andrey Amador stayed out front for over 130 kilometers on Giro's first major climbing day, holds off GC chase group for the win
Collarbone break means Movistar’s Andrey Amador will miss Giro d’Italia
Costa Rican Andrey Amador will miss next month’s Giro d’Italia after cracking his left collarbone in Thursday’s first stage at the Vuelta a Asturias in northern Spain.