2015 Pan American Road Cycling Championships

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2015 Pan American Road Cycling Championships
VenueLeón, Guanajuato, Mexico
Date(s) (2015-05-07 - 2015-05-10)May 7–10, 2015
Nations participating24
Cyclists participating200
Events6
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The 2015 Pan American Road Cycling Championships took place at León, Guanajuato, Mexico, May 7–10, 2015.[1]

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Byron Guamá
 Ecuador[2] 		Josué González
 Costa Rica 		Juan Pablo Magallanes
 Mexico
Individual time trial Carlos Oyarzún
 Chile[3] 		Manuel Rodas
 Guatemala
 Argentina

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Marlies Mejías
 Cuba[4] 		Coryn Rivera
 United States 		Yumari González
 Cuba
Individual time trial Carmen Small
 United States[5] 		Tara Whitten
 Canada 		Clemilda Fernandes
 Brazil

Under 23 Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Jhonatan Restrepo
 Colombia[6] 		José Rodríguez
 Chile 		Lucas Gaday
 Argentina
Individual time trial Ignacio Prado
 Mexico[7] 		Sebastian Trillini
 Argentina 		José Rodríguez
 Chile

Results[]

Men elite road race[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Byron Guamá  Ecuador 4:12:46[8]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Josué González  Costa Rica + 7"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Juan Pablo Magallanes  Mexico + 17"
4  Brazil + 23"
5 Adam de Vos  Canada + 31"
6 Manuel Rodas  Guatemala + 42"
7 [nb 1]  Chile + 1'06"
7 Segundo Navarrete  Ecuador + 1'46"
8  Costa Rica + 3'21"
9 Cristian Egidio  Brazil + 3'26"
10 Jorge Montenegro  Ecuador + 3'42"
11 André de Souza  Brazil + 3'51"
12 Diego Milán  Dominican Republic + 3'51"
13  Mexico + 3'54"
14 Patricio Almonacid  Chile + 3'54"
15 Eder Frayre  Mexico + 3'57"
16 Richard Mascaranas  Uruguay + 4'01"
17  Chile + 4'02"
18 Carlos Oyarzun  Chile + 4'02"
19 Royner Navarro  Peru + 4'06"
20 Alexander Cataford  Canada + 4'06"
21 Juan Rojas  Costa Rica + 4'07"
22  Mexico + 4'07"
23 Alonso Gamero  Peru + 4'11"
24  Guatemala + 4'14"
25 Rubén Ramos  Argentina + 4'16"
26  Argentina + 5'37"
27  Guatemala + 5'50"
28 José Rujano  Venezuela + 7'21"
29 Carlos Quishpe  Ecuador + 7'21"
30 Uri Martins  Mexico + 7'21"
31 Jorge Bravo  Uruguay + 7'21"
32  Chile + 7'21"
33 Ulises Alfredo Castillo  Mexico + 7'21"
34  Brazil + 7'21"
35  Ecuador + 7'24"
36 Gonzalo Garrido  Chile + 7'24"
37  Uruguay + 7'24"
Magno Nazaret  Brazil DNF
Franklin Chacon  Venezuela DNF
Jackson Rodríguez  Venezuela DNF
Kleber Ramos  Brazil DNF
Xavier Quevedo  Venezuela DNF
Matteo Dal-Cin  Canada DNF
Yeison Delgado  Venezuela DNF
 Puerto Rico DNF
 Puerto Rico DNF
 Haiti DNF
 Haiti DNF
 Haiti DNF
Mauricio Muller  Argentina DNF
Pierrick Naud  Canada DNF
Enzo Moyano  Argentina DNF
 Guatemala DNF
José Ragonessi  Ecuador DNF
Daniel Díaz  Argentina DNF
 Peru DNF
 Costa Rica DNF
Roman Villalobos  Costa Rica DNF
Carlos Cabrera  Uruguay DNF
Daniel Juárez  Argentina DNF
 Uruguay DNF
 Uruguay DNF
 Guatemala DNF
Carlos Gálviz  Venezuela DNF
 Peru DNS
 Haiti DNF

Men elite individual time trial[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Carlos Oyarzun  Chile 4:12:46[10]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Manuel Rodas  Costa Rica + 45"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Argentina + 1:11"
4  Brazil + 1:42"
5 Magno Nazaret  Brazil + 1:59"
6 José Rujano  Venezuela + 2:29"
7 Segundo Navarrete  Ecuador + 2'36"
8 Josué González  Costa Rica + 2'46"
9  Guatemala + 4'05"
10 Carlos Gálviz  Venezuela + 4'06"
11 Uri Martins  Mexico + 5'24"
12 José Ragonessi  Ecuador + 5'46"
13 Alonso Gamero  Peru + 5'52"
14 Ulises Alfredo Castillo  Mexico + 6'16"
15  Chile + 7'01"
Roman Villalobos  Costa Rica DNF
 Peru DNF

Women road race[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Marlies Mejías  Cuba 4:12:46[11]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Coryn Rivera  United States + 0"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Yumari González  Cuba + 0"
4 Arlenis Sierra  Cuba + 0"
5 Jennifer César  Venezuela + 0"
6 Gleydimar Tapia  Venezuela + 0"
7 Janildes Fernandes  Brazil + 0"
8 Clemilda Fernandes  Brazil + 0"
9  Cuba + 0"
10  Brazil + 0"
11 Erika Varela  Mexico + 0"
12  Venezuela + 0"
13 Daniela Guajardo  Chile + 0"
14 Yareli Salazar  Mexico + 0"
15  Brazil + 0"
16 Wilmarys Moreno  Venezuela + 0"
17 Angie González  Venezuela + 0"
18 Ingrid Drexel  Mexico + 0"
19 Edith Guillén  Costa Rica + 0"
20  Puerto Rico + 0"
21 Milagro Mena  Costa Rica + 0"
22 Zuralmy Rivas  Venezuela + 0"
23  Guatemala + 0"
24  Ecuador + 0"
25 Carmen Small  United States + 0"
26  Chile + 0"
27  Mexico + 0"
28  Mexico + 0"
29  Argentina + 0"
30 Ana Polegatch  Brazil + 0"
31 Carolina Rodríguez  Uruguay + 9"
32  Guatemala + 9"
33  Chile + 12"
34  Costa Rica + 12"
35 Denisse Ahumada  Chile + 12"
36 Yoanka González  Cuba + 12"
37  Puerto Rico + 12"
38 Tayler Wiles  United States + 31"
39 Lauren Hall  United States + 11:13"
 Chile DSQ
Paola Muñoz  Chile DSQ
Paula Herrera  Costa Rica DNF
 Guatemala DNF
 Argentina DNF
 Costa Rica DNF
 Costa Rica DNF

Women time trial[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Carmen Small  United States 27:55[12]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Tara Whitten  Canada + 15"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Clemilda Fernandes  Brazil + 1:32"
4 Ana Polegatch  Brazil + 1:46"
5 Ingrid Drexel  Mexico + 2:26"
6  Chile + 2:45"
7  Argentina + 3'04"
8 Jessica Bonilla  Costa Rica + 3'30"
9  Ecuador + 3'33"
10 Marlies Mejías  Cuba + 4'35"
11 Tayler Wiles  United States + 7'31"

Under 23 Men road race[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Jhonatan Restrepo  Ecuador 3:26:14[13]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) José Rodríguez  Chile + 1"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Lucas Gaday  Argentina + 1"
4 Richard Carapaz  Ecuador + 1"
5 Wilmar Paredes  Colombia + 9"
6  Chile + 29"
7  Brazil + 58"
8  Argentina + 58"
9 Germán Tivani  Argentina + 2'19"
10  Ecuador + 2'19"
11 Cristian Pita  Ecuador + 2'19"
12 Sebastian Trillini  Argentina + 2'19"
13 Jhon Anderson Rodríguez  Colombia + 2'19"
14  Chile + 2'19"
15  Guatemala + 2'19"
16 Jefferson Cepeda  Ecuador + 2'19"
17 Yonder Godoy  Venezuela + 2'19"
18 Anderson Paredes  Venezuela + 2'19"
19 Ignacio Prado  Mexico + 2'26"
20 Aldemar Reyes  Colombia + 6'06"
21 Orluis Aular  Venezuela + 6'06"
22  Colombia + 6'06"
23  Argentina + 8'09"
24  Puerto Rico + 8'30"
25  Guatemala + 8'32"
26  Mexico + 8'32"
27  Chile + 8'32"
28  Costa Rica + 8'35"
29  Chile + 8'35"
30  Chile + 8'35"
31 Roniel Campos  Venezuela + 8'35"
 Venezuela DNF
 Venezuela DNF
Brian Babilonia  Puerto Rico DNF
 Guatemala DNF
 Argentina DNF
 Ecuador DNF
 Mexico DNF
 Mexico DNF
José Alfredo Santoyo  Mexico DNF
José Rodríguez  Costa Rica DNF
 Peru DNF
 Colombia DNF
 Mexico DNF
 Costa Rica DNF
 Ecuador DNF

Under 23 Men time trial[]

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Ignacio Prado  Mexico 35:06[14]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Sebastian Trillini  Argentina + 13"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) José Rodríguez  Chile + 15"
4  Brazil + 57"
5 Jhonatan Restrepo  Colombia + 1:15"
6 Richard Carapaz  Ecuador + 1:22"
7 Adam de Vos  Canada + 1'25"
8  Argentina + 1'36"
9 Alexander Cataford  Canada + 2'11"
10 José Alfredo Santoyo  Mexico + 2'11"
11 Jhon Anderson Rodríguez  Colombia + 2'41"
12  Costa Rica + 3'17"
13  Venezuela + 3'21"
14 Yonder Godoy  Venezuela + 3'58"
15  Ecuador + 4'38"

Notes[]

  1. ^ Adrian Alvarado tested positive to EPO and received a two year ban retroactive from 1 May 2014 until 30 April 2016.[9]

References[]

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  9. ^ "Algo huele mal en la FECICHILE". Ciclismo Laboral (in Spanish). 8 October 2015. Retrieved 20 May 2016.
  10. ^ "2015 Panamerican Championships – ITT (CC)". Leon, Mexico: Procyclingstats. 7 May 2015. Retrieved 20 May 2016.
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  13. ^ "2015 Panamerican Championships – U23 – Road Race (CC)". Leon, Mexico: Procyclingstats. 9 May 2015. Retrieved 20 May 2016.
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