COCHABAMBA. COCHABAMBA The Pan American Track Cycling Championship 2019 ended this Sunday at the majestic velodrome of this city, which was attended by more than a hundred cyclists from 19 countries of the American continent and awarded points for the Olympic ranking of the International Cycling Union (UCI).
During the continental track competition, six world and sixteen Pan American records were established, which confirms the quality of the competing cyclists and the excellent technical conditions of the ICU’s majestic Class 1 velodrome track, built with the support of the government that heads the Bolivian president Evo Morales Ayma.
The six world records were implanted by the American Ashton Lambie, twice in individual persecution (4: 06.407 and 4: 05.423); Paul Nicholas, from Trinidad and Tobago, in the 200 meter individual sprint test (9,100); Jair Tjon En Fa, from Suriname, managed to break this same record a minute earlier with 9,249 seconds.
In the women’s branch, the Colombian Martha Bayona beat the universal sprint mark with 10,360 seconds, which was later improved by Canada’s Kelsey Mitchell (10,154), during the qualifying tests.
The Bolivian Cycling Federation, headed by Mrs. Sonia Ramos Acuña, responded to the expectations of COPACI and the UCI with the excellent organization of this continental event, which leaves a pleasant taste for the future of cycling in this South American country.
In the final country medal table, the Canadian delegation won first place with 8 gold, 2 silver and five bronze medals, while the United States (6-3-3) and Mexico (2-7-1 ), occupied positions two and three, respectively. (Copaci Press)
RESULTS LAST DAY.
WOMEN’S 500M TIME TRIAL.
1. Salazar, Jessica (MEX) 33.083 54.807 km/h GOLD
2. Bayona, Martha (COL) 33.134 54.408 km/h SILVER
3. Gaxiola, Luz Daniela (MEX) 33.260 54.324 km/h BRONZE
4. Genest, Lauriane (CAN) 33.609 54.119 km/h
5. Guerra, Lisandra (CUB) 33.792 53.557 km/h
6. Gaviria, Juliana (COL) 35.291 53.267 km/h
7. Valadares de Sousa, Tatielle (BRA) 35.518 51.004 km/h
8. Díaz, Thalia (CUB) 36.008 50.678 km/h
9. Dalger, Tachana (SUR) 36.381 49.988 km/h
10. Molina, Paula (CHI) 37.037 49.476 km/h
11. Urrutia, Renata (CHI) 37.088 48.600 km/h
12. Recio, Abigail (CRC) 37.728 48.533 km/h
13. Lovell, Domonique (TRI) 41.101 47.709 km/h
14. Sarabia, Abigail (BOL) 41.101 43.794 km/h
WOMEN’S MADISON.
1. United States 33 GOLD
Ryan, Kendall/Valente, Jennifer
2. México 29 SILVER
Bonilla, Jessica/Salazar, Lizbeth Yarely
3. Brasil 20 BRONZE
Dos Santos, Wellyda/Cristine, Daniela
4. Colombia 17
Hernandez, Lina/Rojas, Lina
Chile DNF
Muñoz, Anany/Villalon, Paula
Cuba
Cervantes, Idaris/González, Yumari
Canadá
Beveridge, Allison/Roorda, Stephanie
WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT.
1. Simmerling, Georgia (CAN) 3:22.091 53.441 GOLD
2. Foreman-Mackey, Annie (CAN) 3:24.449 52.824 SILVER
3. White, Emma (USA) 3:28.331 51.840 BRONZE
4. BIRCH, Christina (USA) 3:31.716
5. Gaxiola, María (MEX)
6. Parra, Jessica (COL)
7. Botero, Erika (COL)
8. Cervantes, Idaris (CUB)
9. Sarabia, Micaela (BOL)
MEN’S OMNIUM.
1. Gee Derek (CAN) 186 GOLD
2. Prado, Ignacio (MEX) 159 SILVER
3. Hoover, Gavin (USA) 144 BRONZE
4. Gamero, Alonso (PER) 142
5. Arango, Juan Esteban (COL) 117
6. Campbell, Akil (TRI) 115
7. Pulgar, Angel (VEN) 67
8. Eastmond, Jamol (BAR) 58
9. Contte, Tomas (ARG) 57
Arriagada, Matías (CHI) DNF
Pimentel, Rafael (BOL) DNF
Canela, Wellinton (DOM) DNF
Quishpe, Carlos (ECU) DNF
MEN’S SPRINT.
1. PAUL, Nicholas (TRI) 10.451 68.892km/h – 09.583 75.133km/h GOLD
2. Tjon En Fa, Jair (SUR) SILVER
3. Quintero, Kevin (COL) 10.179 70.733km/h – 10.206 70.546km/h BRONZE
4. Canelon, Hersony (VEN)
5. Bramble, Keron (TRI)
6. Ramirez, Santiago (COL)
7. Wammes, Nick (CAN)
8. Bottasso, Leandro (ARG)
9. Archambault, Joel CANADA
10. Mellen, James (USA)
11. Murillo, Ruben (COL)
12. Pineda, Brandon (GUA)
13. Da Silva, Joao vitor (BRA)
14. Vilar, Lucas (ARG)
15. Vagner Cipriano, Flavio (BRA)
16. Alexander, Quincy (TRI)
17. Marcano, Cesar (VEN)
18. Suarez, Farid (ARG)
19. Cordon, Luis (GUA)
20. Fuenzalida, Joaquin (CHI)
21. Lozano, Alan (ECU)
22. Bone, Francisco (ECU)
23. Pacheco, Pablo (ECU)
24. Manríquez, Fabian (CHI)
25. Leandro, Nayib (CRC)
26. Andrade, Roberto (BOL)
27. Roca, Elías (BOL)
| No. | NATION | GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | TOTAL |
| 1 | Canadá | 8 | 2 | 5 | 15 |
| 2 | Estados Unidos | 6 | 3 | 3 | 12 |
| 3 | México | 2 | 7 | 1 | 10 |
| 4 | Colombia | 2 | 6 | 6 | 14 |
| 5 | Trinidad y Tobago | 2 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
| 6 | Argentina | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 7 | Surinam | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 8 | Chile | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 8 | Ecuador | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 8 | Brasil | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |