Cycling at the 2015 Pan American Games – Women's BMX

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Cycling – Women's BMX at the XVII Pan American Games
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VenueCentennial Park Pan Am BMX Centre
DatesJuly 10–11, 2015
Competitors14 from 8 nations
Winning time41.647
Medalists
Gold medal Felicia Stancil
 United States
Silver medal Domenica Azuero Gonzalez
 Ecuador
Bronze medal 
 Argentina
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The women's BMX competition of the cycling events at the 2015 Pan American Games will be held between July 10 and 11 at the Centennial Park Pan Am BMX Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.[1]

Schedule[]

All times are Eastern Standard Time (UTC-3).

Date Time Round
July 10, 2015 11:35 Time Trial Qualifying
July 10, 2015 12:50 Time Trial Superfinal
July 11, 2015 14:17 Semifinals Run 1
July 11, 2015 14:52 Semifinals Run 2
July 11, 2015 15:17 Semifinals Run 3
July 11, 2015 16:10 Final

Results[]

Time Trials[]

Rank Name Nation Qualifying Super-Final
Time Rank Time Rank
1 Mariana Pajón  Colombia 39.430 1 39.914 1
2 Stefany Hernandez Mendoza  Venezuela 40.890 3 40.863 2
3 Felicia Stancil  United States 41.130 4 40.981 3
4  Argentina 41.570 5 41.966 4
5  Argentina 41.940 6 42.100 5
6 Alise Post  United States 40.230 2 1:11.443 6
7 Domenica Azuero Gonzalez  Ecuador 42.200 7 Did not advance
8 Priscilla Carnaval  Brazil 42.630 8 Did not advance
9 Amelia Walsh  Canada 43.430 9 Did not advance
10  Canada 43.440 10 Did not advance
11  Brazil 44.120 11 Did not advance
12  Colombia 44.350 12 Did not advance
13  Chile 44.460 13 Did not advance
14  Ecuador 45.620 14 Did not advance

Semifinal[]

First 4 riders in each semifinal qualify to the final.

Rank Heat Name Nation Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Points Notes
1 1 Mariana Pajón  Colombia 40.820 (1) 40.596 (1) 40.266 (1) 3 Q
2 1  Argentina 41.589 (2) 41.067 (2) 41.498 (2) 6 Q
3 1  Argentina 42.104 (3) 41.746 (3) 42.864 (4) 10 Q
4 1 Priscilla Carnaval  Brazil 43.932 (5) 42.848 (4) 42.107 (3) 12 Q
5 1  Colombia 3:11.855 (7) 43.634 (5) 43.039 (5) 17
6 1  Chile 1:21.421 (6) 47.073 (6) 45.834 (6) 18
7 1 Amelia Walsh  Canada 43.904 (4) REL (9) 1:18.217 (7) 20
1 2 Alise Post  United States 41.746 (2) 41.152 (2) 40.143 (1) 5 Q
2 2 Felicia Stancil  United States 41.199 (1) 41.423 (3) 40.672 (2) 6 Q
3 2 Stefany Hernandez Mendoza  Venezuela :07.793 (7) 40.539 (1) 40.918 (3) 11 Q
4 2 Domenica Azuero Gonzalez  Ecuador 44.739 (5) 41.947 (4) 42.284 (4) 13 Q
5 2  Canada 43.163 (3) 42.374 (5) 42.845 (6) 14
6 2  Brazil 44.470 (4) 44.435 (6) 42.715 (5) 15
7 2  Ecuador 44.794 (6) 44.474 (7) 47.173 (7) 20

Final[]

Rank Name Nation Time Gap Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Felicia Stancil  United States 41.647 -
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Domenica Azuero Gonzalez  Ecuador 41.948 +0.301
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Argentina 42.611 +0.964
4 Priscilla Carnaval  Brazil 45.556 +3.909
5  Argentina 50.145 +8.498
6 Alise Post  United States :22.541 +40.894
Mariana Pajón  Colombia DNF
Stefany Hernandez Mendoza  Venezuela DNF

References[]

  1. ^ Persaud, Travis (17 July 2014). "Oro-Medonte biking facility ready to host Pan Am Games". Barrie Examiner. Sun Media. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
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