JALISCO. It was inside the Velodromo Panamericano del Paraport Sports Center that the authorities of the Jalisco Code inaugurated this fair that will bring together the best 138 juvenile cyclists of America.
In this regard, Fernando Ortega, general director of the Code, highlighted the quality of the athletes who will compete in this event and the importance of continuing to promote disciplines such as cycling.
“We have 138 athletes from 14 countries, they are the best of youth cycling and surely one day we will see them in the next Olympic cycle.”
“We are working to bring important events to Guadalajara so that the spectacle sport continues to be generated, but above all to make a logic with what we have been working on in the city, since we have been positioning it as a central theme in Guadalajara. the agenda “, expressed Ortega.
From this Tuesday until Friday, the track specialty will be held within the Pan-American Velodrome of Whereabouts. For its part, the route competition, which will take place this Saturday and Sunday, will take place in the vicinity of La Minerva. (informador.mx / Humberto Zavala)
RESULTS FIRST DAY.
TEAM PURSUIT MEN.
1. Colombia 3:06.764 / 59.469 GOLD
Hoyos, Miguel Ángel
Osorio, Julián
Gómez, German Darío
Becerra, Juan Nicolás
2. Argentina (Reached) SILVER
Gómez, Federico Ezequiel
Corro, Rodrigo
Dundic, Nicolás
Paz, Juan José
3. Mexico 4:10.880 57.398 BRONZE
Peña, Ricardo
Peyrot, Jorge Afrian
Estrada, Gabriel Emiliano
Muñiz, José Ramón
4. Chile 4:13.738 56.751
Decar, Jacobo
Arriaga, Cristian
Quintana, Héctor
Pizarro, Felipe
5. Ecuador
Caiza, Erik Daniel
Obando, Brayan Raúl
Rodríguez, Jordan Santiago
Amaguaña, Marcos Sebastián
TEAM PURSUIT WOMEN.
1. Colombia 4:42.775 / 50.924 GOLD
Castaño, Elizabeth
González, Karen Dahiana
Vargas, Carolina
Atahualpa, María Camila
2. México 4:43.471 / 50.799 SILVER
Martínez, Katia
Acevedo, Yareli
Castañeda, Melanie
Velasco, Victoria
3. Ecuador 4:54.853 / 48.838 BRONZE
Vivar, Ana Gabriela
Sánchez, Julissa Noemí
Peñafiel, Marcela Itzae
Llano, Paula Daniela
4. Brasil 5:03.562 / 47.437
Camargo, Yana
Kunkel, Amanda
Leite, Julia
Constantino, Julia María
5. Chile
Leal, Aiyelen
Carvallo, Abigail
Mora, Araceli
Vejar, Paulina
TEAM SPRINT MEN.
1. Colombia 45.536 / 59.294 GOLD
Echeverría, Carlos Daniel
Puentes, Juan Camilo
Montoya, Jairo Orlando
2. Chile 46.270 / 58.353 SILVER
Fuenzalida, Diego
Espinoza, Mathias
Ramírez, Vicente
3. México 40.172 / 67.211 BRONZE
García, Jesús Daniel
Hurtado, Samuel
Malo, Ridley
4. Ecuador 41.410 / 65.202
Yagual, Saúl Fernando
Pacheco, Joseph Marsell
Gutiérrez, Cristian Daniel
TEAM SPRINT WOMEN.
1. Colombia 35.159 / 51.196 GOLD
Salazar, Marianis
Mosqueda, Yarli
2. Ecuador 35.640 / 50.505 SILVER
Huacon, Daniela Alisson
Samaniego, Donie Lorraine
3. México 35.496 / 50.710 BRONZE
Vizcaíno, María José
Martínez, Sofía
4. Chile 38.696 / 46.516
Reinoso, Constanza
Mansilla, Nya