Puerta, Larreal earn keirin titles
By
Cycling News
published
Gonzalez wins women's omnium
Image 1 of 7







Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | James David Watkins (United States of America) |
2 | Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia) |
3 | Alejandro Mainat (Cuba) |
4 | Ruben Elias Horta (Mexico) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela) |
2 | Leandro Botasso (Argentina) |
3 | Flavio Cipriano (Brazil) |
4 | Cristopher Javier Mansilla (Chile) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Cristopher Javier Mansilla (Chile) |
2 | Flavio Cipriano (Brazil) |
3 | Ruben Elias Horta (Mexico) |
4 | Alejandro Mainat (Cuba) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia) |
2 | Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela) |
3 | Leandro Botasso (Argentina) |
4 | James David Watkins (United States of America) |
5 | Cristopher Javier Mansilla (Chile) |
6 | Flavio Cipriano (Brazil) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Daniela Larreal (Venezuela) |
2 | Luz Daniela Gaxiola (Mexico) |
3 | Dana Rincon Feiss (United States of America) |
4 | Sumaia Ribeiro (Brazil) |
5 | Deborah Coronel (Argentina) |
6 | Diana Maria Garcia (Colombia) |
7 | Lisandra Guerra (Cuba) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Stephanie Roorda (Canada) | 0:03:37.544 |
2 | Marlies Mejias (Cuba) | 0:03:38.126 |
3 | Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela) | 0:03:39.467 |
4 | Sofia Arreola (Mexico) | 0:03:41.612 |
5 | Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia) | 0:03:47.282 |
6 | Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile) | 0:03:49.970 |
7 | Janildes Silva (Brazil) | 0:03:50.184 |
8 | Talia Aguirre (Argentina) | 0:03:54.442 |
9 | Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica) | 0:04:00.411 |
10 | Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador) | 0:04:01.063 |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Sofia Arreola (Mexico) |
2 | Talia Aguirre (Argentina) |
3 | Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile) |
4 | Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela) |
5 | Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia) |
6 | Marlies Mejias (Cuba) |
7 | Stephanie Roorda (Canada) |
8 | Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica) |
9 | Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador) |
10 | Janildes Silva (Brazil) |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Marlies Mejias (Cuba) | 0:00:35.211 |
2 | Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela) | 0:00:35.984 |
3 | Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile) | 0:00:36.901 |
4 | Sofia Arreola (Mexico) | 0:00:37.143 |
5 | Stephanie Roorda (Canada) | 0:00:37.189 |
6 | Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia) | 0:00:37.888 |
7 | Talia Aguirre (Argentina) | 0:00:38.198 |
8 | Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador) | 0:00:38.937 |
9 | Janildes Silva (Brazil) | 0:00:39.608 |
10 | Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica) | 0:00:40.294 |
Swipe to scroll horizontally
1 | Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela) | 14 | pts |
2 | Sofia Arreola (Mexico) | 17 | Row 1 - Cell 3 |
3 | Marlies Mejias (Cuba) | 24 | Row 2 - Cell 3 |
4 | Stephanie Roorda (Canada) | 28 | Row 3 - Cell 3 |
5 | Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia) | 28 | Row 4 - Cell 3 |
6 | Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile) | 29 | Row 5 - Cell 3 |
7 | Janildes Silva (Brazil) | 49 | Row 6 - Cell 3 |
8 | Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador) | 49 | Row 7 - Cell 3 |
9 | Talia Aguirre (Argentina) | 51 | Row 8 - Cell 3 |
10 | Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica) | 51 | Row 9 - Cell 3 |
Get The Leadout Newsletter
The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!
Latest on Cyclingnews
-
‘That first sector, it's just bodies falling’ – Oscar Chamberlain soaks up debut Paris-Roubaix while providing spark of hope for Australian resurgence
One of just three riders from nation lining up to take on the brutal cobbled test, the second-youngest rider in race is first Australian across line in 82nd place -
USA CRITS: Michael Garrison wins Rock&Road Criterium well ahead of Lucas Bourgoyne
Shannon Koch leads trio of Kingdom Elite riders for sweep of women's podium in Newnan, Georgia -
The highs and lows of Paris-Roubaix: Rory Townsend makes the break for Q36.5 as Joey Pidcock rolls in last
Doug Ryder's squad experienced all the emotions at the Hell of the North -
Fred Wright overcomes Shimano Di2 crash mode, avoids late wrong turn to grab Paris-Roubaix top 10
Briton says his next goal will be 'working out how to not be the best of the rest' after career-best finish