The Pan American Cycling Confederation (COPACI) announced this Monday the 82 places for track cycling at the I Junior Pan American Games, to be held in Cali, Colombia (from November 25 to December 5), which were delivered in the just concluded Pan American Championship in Lima, Peru.

Of the 14 countries that secured places at the VIDENA velodrome, three did so with the maximum number of riders possible (14): Colombia, due to its status as the venue for the continental youth event, as well as Mexico and Argentina; while Chile added 12 tickets (five men and seven women).

Another quartet of nations got four tickets: Uruguay (1H-3F), Venezuela (4H), Ecuador (4F) and Peru (4H); Meanwhile, with three names, the representations of Guatemala (2H-1F), Barbados (2H-1F) and Trinidad and Tobago with their male sprinters will arrive at the youth event in Cali.

Canada, Costa Rica and Jamaica close the table of classifieds with a female name each. Outside of these countries that obtained their classification in the Peruvian capital, COPACI clarifies that only those who receive a wild card can participate, which at this time does not need to be defined.

The track cycling competition at the I Junior Pan American Games is seen as one of the most anticipated, given the quality of the hosts in this sport and the possible presence of some talented riders with international experience, despite the limitation of having less 23 years old.

Here the table with all the classifications by modality