Botero still South America's best

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Calle comfortably calls the women's title her own

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Santiago Botero is in great shape and proved that with a win.(Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Results

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Elite men
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Santiago Botero (Colombia)0:49:04
2Matias Medici (Argentina)0:00:20
3Fabio Duarte (Colombia)0:00:27
4Carlos Oyarzun (Chile)0:00:47
5Tomás Gil (Venezuela)0:01:48
6Luiz Tavares (Brasil)0:02:14
7Magno Nazaret (Brasil)0:02:50
8José Alarcón (Venezuela)0:03:37
9Román Mastrangelo (Argentina)0:03:38
10Jorge Contreras (Chile)0:04:42
11Oscar Solís (Bolivia)0:04:43
12Ruiz Ceder (Surinam)0:12:04
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Elite women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1María Luisa Calle (Colombia)0:27:44
2Paola Madriñán (Colombia)0:00:38
3Valeria Muller (Argentina)0:01:20
4Janildes Fernández (Brasil)0:02:03
5Rosane Kirch (Brasil)0:02:41
6Andrea Flores (Ecuador)0:03:04
7Barbará Arancibia (Chile)0:03:12
8Flor Palma (Chile)0:03:33
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