Panamerican Track Championships 2010: Day 4 Results

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Men's Madison
1	Colombia (Carlos Ospina, Weimar Roldan)	16	pts
2 -1lap	Dominican Republic (Rafael German, Augusto Sanchez)	11	Row 1 - Cell 3
3 -2laps	Argentina (Marcos Crespo, Martin Ercila)	22	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Mexico (Luis Fernando Macias, Ignacio Sarabia)	19	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Venezuela (Maximo Rojas, Yosvangs Rojas)	18	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Chile (Antonio Cabrera, Gonzalo Gonzalez)	12	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Guatemala (Jhonny Morales, Manuel Rodas)	1	Row 6 - Cell 3
DNF	Canada (Daniele Defranceschi, Mark MacDonald)	Row 7 - Cell 2	Row 7 - Cell 3
DNF	Ecuador (Carlos Guishpe, Luis Garcia)	Row 8 - Cell 2	Row 8 - Cell 3
DNF	Costa Rica (Oscarelli Salazar, Pablo Loria)	Row 9 - Cell 2	Row 9 - Cell 3

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Men's Omnium 250m
1	Carlos Uran (Colombia)	0:00:13.100
2	Remi Pelletier-Roy (Canada)	0:00:13.331
3	Carlos Carrasco (Mexico)	0:00:13.349
4	Ruben Campanioni (Cuba)	0:00:13.384
5	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	0:00:13.578
6	Jorge Perez (Dominican Republic)	0:00:13.704
7	Carlos Linares (Venezuela)	0:00:13.767
8	Adam Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)	0:00:13.808
9	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	0:00:13.852
10	Sebastian Cancio (Argentina)	0:00:13.910
11	Eduardo Colon (Puerto Rico)	0:00:13.950
12	Jonathan Macz (Guatemala)	0:00:13.965
13	Douglas Acosta (Costa Rica)	0:00:15.421

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Men's Omnium Points Race
1	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	93	pts
2 -1lap	Sebastian Cancio (Argentina)	66	Row 1 - Cell 3
3 -2laps	Ruben Campanioni (Cuba)	62	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Jorge Perez (Dominican Republic)	58	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Carlos Linares (Venezuela)	47	Row 4 - Cell 3
6 -3laps	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	34	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Carlos Uran (Colombia)	33	Row 6 - Cell 3
8 -4laps	Remi Pelletier-Roy (Canada)	21	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Eduardo Colon (Puerto Rico)	9	Row 8 - Cell 3
10	Carlos Carrasco (Mexico)	2	Row 9 - Cell 3
11 -7laps	Adam Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)	-58	Row 10 - Cell 3
DNF	Jonathan Macz (Guatemala)	Row 11 - Cell 2	Row 11 - Cell 3
DNF	Douglas Acosta (Costa Rica)	Row 12 - Cell 2	Row 12 - Cell 3

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Men's Omnium Elimination
1	Carlos Uran (Colombia)
2	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)
3	Sebastian Cancio (Argentina)
4	Ruben Campanioni (Cuba)
5	Jorge Perez (Dominican Republic)
6	Carlos Linares (Venezuela)
7	Luis Mansilla (Chile)
8	Remi Pelletier-Roy (Canada)
9	Adam Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)
10	Eduardo Colon (Puerto Rico)
11	Carlos Carrasco (Mexico)

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Men's Omnium Individual Pursuit
1	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	0:04:27.270
2	Carlos Uran (Colombia)	0:04:27.510
3	Carlos Linares (Venezuela)	0:04:29.168
4	Ruben Campanioni (Cuba)	0:04:32.201
5	Remi Pelletier-Roy (Canada)	0:04:37.441
6	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	0:04:39.088
7	Carlos Carrasco (Mexico)	0:04:39.895
8	Jorge Perez (Dominican Republic)	0:04:49.867
9	Eduardo Colon (Puerto Rico)	0:04:50.378
10	Adam Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)	0:05:01.240

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Men's Omnium Scratch Race
1	Eduardo Colon (Puerto Rico)
2	Remi Pelletier-Roy (Canada)
3 -1lap	Jorge Perez (Dominican Republic)
4 -2laps	Carlos Carrasco (Mexico)
5 - 3 laps	Adam Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)
6	Luis Mansilla (Chile)
7	Ruben Campanioni (Cuba)
8	Carlos Linares (Venezuela)
9	Carlos Uran (Colombia)
10	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)

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Women's Madison 250m
1	Sarah Hammer (United States Of America)	0:00:14.289
2	Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela)	0:00:14.501
3	Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia)	0:00:14.566
4	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	0:00:14.590
5	Steph Roorda (Canada)	0:00:14.933
6	Paola Muñoz (Chile)	0:00:15.245
7	Sofia Arreola MEX19910422	0:00:15.350
8	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	0:00:16.191
9	Evelyn Galicia (Guatemala)	0:00:16.370
10	Luz Rodriguez (Puerto Rico)	0:00:16.797
11	Elaine Dominguez (Dominican Republic)	0:00:17.185
DNS	Talia Aguirre (Argentina)	Row 11 - Cell 2

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Women's Omnium Points Race
1	Sarah Hammer (United States Of America)	51	pts
2	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)	48	Row 1 - Cell 3
3 -1lap	Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia)	42	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela)	35	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Steph Roorda (Canada)	33	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Paola Muñoz (Chile)	30	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	29	Row 6 - Cell 3
8 -2laps	Elaine Dominguez (Dominican Republic)	Row 7 - Cell 2	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	Row 8 - Cell 2	Row 8 - Cell 3
10 -4laps	Evelyn Galicia (Guatemala)	-40	Row 9 - Cell 3
11	Luz Rodriguez (Puerto Rico)	-40	Row 10 - Cell 3

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Women's Omnium Elimination
1	Steph Roorda (Canada)
2	Sarah Hammer (United States Of America)
3	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)
4	Paola Muñoz (Chile)
5	Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia)
6	Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela)
7	Luz Rodriguez (Puerto Rico)
8	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)
9	Elaine Dominguez (Dominican Republic)
10	Evelyn Galicia (Guatemala)
11	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)

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Women's Omnium Individual Pursuit
1	Sarah Hammer (United States Of America)	0:03:31.669
2	Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia)	0:03:37.084
3	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	0:03:38.655
4	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)	0:03:41.311
5	Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela)	0:03:42.866
6	Steph Roorda (Canada)	0:03:45.790
7	Paola Muñoz (Chile)	0:03:59.912
8	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	0:04:04.809
9	Evelyn Galicia (Guatemala)	0:04:10.699
10	Elaine Dominguez (Dominican Republic)	0:04:11.860
11	Luz Rodriguez (Puerto Rico)	0:04:20.098

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Women's Omnium Scratch Race
1	Sarah Hammer (United States Of America)
2	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)
3 -1lap	Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia)
4	Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela)
5	Steph Roorda (Canada)
6	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)
7	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)
8	Elaine Dominguez (Dominican Republic)
9	Paola Chi Muñoz (Chile)
10	Evelyn Galicia (Guatemala)
11	Luz Rodriguez (Puerto Rico)

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