2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships

2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships
VenueSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic
Date(s) (2017-05-04 - 2017-05-07)May 4–7, 2017
Nations participating27
Events8
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The 2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships took place at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 4–7, 2017.[1] This was the 32nd edition of the continental championship.[2] The event gave berths for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games.[3][4]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Nelson Soto
 Colombia[5] 		José Aguirre
 Mexico 		Juan Sebastián Molano
 Colombia
Individual time trial José Rodríguez
 Chile[6] 		Rodrigo Contreras
 Colombia 		Manuel Rodas
 Guatemala

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Paola Muñoz
 Chile[7] 		Wellyda Rodrigues
 Brazil 		Skylar Schneider
 United States
Individual time trial Chloé Dygert
 United States[6] 		Tayler Wiles
 United States 		Marlies Mejías
 Cuba

Under 23 Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Matías Muñoz
 Chile[8] 		Germán Tivani
 Argentina 		José Alfredo Santoyo
 Mexico
Individual time trial José Alexis Rodríguez
 Costa Rica[6] 		Ian Garrison
 United States 		Germán Tivani
 Argentina

Under 23 Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Wellyda Rodrigues
 Brazil 		Skylar Schneider
 United States 		Tatielle Valadares
 Brazil
Individual time trial Chloé Dygert
 United States[6] 		Aranza Villalón
 Chile 		Jessica Parra
 Colombia

Results

Men elite road race

Rank Rider Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Nelson Soto[9]  Colombia 3:18:47
2nd place, silver medalist(s) José Aguirre  Mexico 3:18:47
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Juan Sebastián Molano  Colombia 3:18:47
4 Francisco Chamorro  Argentina 3:18:47
5 Ignacio Maldonado  Uruguay 3:18:47
6 Xavier Quevedo  Venezuela 3:18:47
7 Diego Milán  Dominican Republic 3:18:47
8 Elías Tello  Chile 3:18:47
9 Pablo Anchieri  Uruguay 3:18:47
10 Jesús Pérez  Venezuela 3:18:47
11 Julio Padilla  Guatemala 3:18:47
12 Byron Guamá  Ecuador 3:18:47
13 Phillip Clarke  Barbados 3:18:47
14 Felix Nodarse  Cuba 3:18:47
15 Kélian Duro  France 3:18:47
16 Efren Santos  Mexico 3:18:47
17 Juan José Cueto  Dominican Republic 3:18:47
18 Boris Carène  France 3:18:47
19 Royner Navarro  Peru 3:18:47
20 Allan Hernández  Honduras 3:18:47
21 Onel Santa Clara  Cuba 3:18:47
22 Pedro Gutiérrez  Venezuela 3:18:47
23 Yans Arias  Cuba 3:18:47
24 Alder Torres  Guatemala 3:18:47
25 Dorian Monterroso  Guatemala 3:18:47
26 Segundo Navarrete  Ecuador 3:18:47
27 Fernando Briceño  Venezuela 3:18:47
28 Manuel Rhodes  Guatemala 3:18:47
29 Robert Steward  Belize 3:18:47
30 Samuel Gevan  Trinidad and Tobago 3:18:47
31 Ruben Ramos  Argentina 3:18:47
32 Jorge Torres  Honduras 3:18:47
33 Xavier Santana  Puerto Rico 3:18:47
34 William Guzmán  Dominican Republic 3:18:47
35 Dominique Mahyo  Bermuda 3:18:47
36 Fredy González  Bolivia 3:18:47
37 Máximo Rojas  Venezuela 3:18:47
38 Frank Consuegra  Cuba 3:18:47
39 Juan Rendón  Colombia 3:18:47
40 Ulises Alfredo Castillo  Mexico 3:18:47
41 Ismael Sánchez  Dominican Republic 3:18:47
42 José Luis Rodríguez  Chile 3:18:47
43 Jesse Kelly  Barbados 3:18:47
44 Paul Denobrega  Guyana 3:18:47
45 Alejandro Morales  Chile 3:18:47
46 Rene Corella  Mexico 3:18:47
47 Jonathan Caicedo  Ecuador 3:18:47
48 Gonzalo Najar  Argentina 3:18:47
49 Laureano Rosas  Argentina 3:18:47
50 Adderlyn Cruz  Dominican Republic 3:18:47
51 Martial Rene  France 3:18:47
52 Ignacio Sarabia  Mexico 3:18:47
53 José Alarcón  Venezuela 3:18:47
54 Luis Sepúlveda  Chile 3:18:47
55 Manuel Rodas  Guatemala +00:00:01
56 José Aguirre  Mexico +00:00:18
57 Nicolás Naranjo  Argentina +00:00:18
58 Alex Cano  Colombia +00:00:36
59 Gonzalo Garrido  Chile +00:00:39
60 Alfredo Ajpacaja  Guatemala +00:01:54
61 Ron Vasquez  Belize +00:03:08
62 Facundo Lezica  Argentina +00:03:08
63 Felipe Peñaloza  Chile +00:03:58
64 Argenis Vanegas  Nicaragua +00:06:09
65 Jorge Montenegro  Ecuador +00:07:34
66 Edgar Arana  Belize +00:11:47
67 Sebastián Trillini  Argentina +00:12:36
68 Roger Artiaga  Nicaragua +00:12:36
69 Junior Niles  Guyana +00:15:09
70 Jean Nulo  Haiti +00:15:53
  Qualified for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games

References

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  4. ^ "Concluyó en Santo Domingo el XXXII Panamericano de Ciclismo de Ruta". Prensa Latina (in Spanish). Santo Domingo. 7 May 2017. Retrieved 7 May 2017.
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  6. ^ a b c d Sanchez, Carlos (7 May 2017). "Chile gana la contrarreloj del Panam de ciclismo". Diario Libre (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 May 2017.
  7. ^ "Paola Muñoz se quedó con el título del Panamericano de Ciclismo Ruta y clasificó al Mundial". Emol (in Spanish). 7 May 2017. Retrieved 7 May 2017.
  8. ^ Gonzalez, Carlos (6 May 2017). "Matías Muñoz logra oro en Panamericano de Ruta Sub 23". Emol (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 May 2017.
  9. ^ "Successful closure of the Panamerican Championship of Santo Domingo route 2017". Santo Domingo: COPACI. 7 May 2017. Retrieved 8 May 2017.[permanent dead link]
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