Colombia dominates time trials at Pan Am Games
By Cycling News
published Perez and Calle show their strength against the clock in Guadalajara
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Full Results
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1 | Marlon Alirio Perez (Colombia) | 0:49:56.93 |
2 | Matias Medici (Argentina) | 0:00:04.05 |
3 | Carlos Ivan Oyarzun (Chile) | 0:00:30.67 |
4 | Gregori Brenes (Costa Rica) | 0:00:46.07 |
5 | Leandro Carlos Messineo (Argentina) | 0:00:50.05 |
6 | Carlos Lopez (Mexico) | 0:01:16.67 |
7 | Ivan Mauricio Casas (Colombia) | 0:01:24.20 |
8 | Tomas Aurelio Gil (Venezuela) | 0:01:41.81 |
9 | Rémi Pelletier (Canada) | 0:02:04.14 |
10 | Arnold Alcolea (Cuba) | 0:02:13.80 |
11 | Bernardo Colex (Mexico) | 0:02:14.60 |
12 | Robert Leslie William Britton (Canada) | 0:02:22.73 |
13 | Gregolry Panizo (Brazil) | 0:02:35.07 |
14 | Robert Marsh (Antigua and Barbuda) | 0:06:52.84 |
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1 | Maria Luisa Calle (Colombia) | 0:28:04.82 |
2 | Evelyn Yesenia Garcia (El Salvador) | 0:00:08.94 |
3 | Laura Katherine Brown (Canada) | 0:00:19.18 |
4 | Robin Elizabeth Farina (United States of America) | 0:00:20.41 |
5 | Alison Marie Starnes (United States of America) | 0:00:21.65 |
6 | Claudia Veronica Leal (Mexico) | 0:00:29.47 |
7 | Denise Marie Ramsden (Canada) | 0:00:33.26 |
8 | Luz Adriana Tovar (Colombia) | 0:00:44.87 |
9 | Danielys Garcia (Venezuela) | 0:00:50.12 |
10 | Valeria Muller (Argentina) | 0:01:26.31 |
11 | Dalila Rodriguez (Cuba) | 0:01:27.44 |
12 | Francisca Orianna Navarro (Chile) | 0:02:01.12 |
13 | Natalia Navarro Cerdas (Costa Rica) | 0:02:10.51 |
14 | Tamiko Butler (Antigua and Barbuda) | 0:03:34.91 |
DNF | Yudelmis Dominguez (Cuba) | Row 14 - Cell 2 |
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