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Clásico RCN Comcel, Colombia, NE (National Event)

Date range:: October 17-25, 2009 2009

Clásico RCN Comcel, Colombia, NE (National Event)
- Race photos
Stages. Expand the race menu
- Stage 1
  
  Distance:
  37.8km
  Start location:
  Guarne
  End location:
  La Ceja
- Stage 2
  
  Distance:
  184.5km
  Start location:
  Sabaneta
  End location:
  Santa Rosa
- Stage 3
  
  Distance:
  186.5km
  Start location:
  Cartago
  End location:
  Palmira
- Stage 4
  
  Distance:
  155.3km
  Start location:
  Palmira
  End location:
  Armenia
- Stage 5
  
  Distance:
  147.7km
  Start location:
  Armenia
  End location:
  Ibague
- Stage 6
  
  Distance:
  186.9km
  Start location:
  Ibagué
  End location:
  Soacha
- Stage 7
  
  Distance:
  192.7km
  Start location:
  Chía
  End location:
  Tunja
- Stage 8
  
  Distance:
  152.5km
  Start location:
  Paipa
  End location:
  Bogotá
- Stage 9
  
  Distance:
  25.9km
  Location
  Plaza de Bolivar (Bogotá)

Stages

Stage 1Saturday, October 17 2009
Location:
Guarne - La Ceja
Distance:
37.8 km
- Report: Une upsets the favourites early,
- Photos
Stage 2Sunday, October 18 2009
Location:
Sabaneta - Santa Rosa
Distance:
184.5 km
- Report: Castañeda in control
Stage 3Monday, October 19 2009
Location:
Cartago - Palmira
Distance:
186.5 km
- Report: Chacon edges ahead for stage victory
Stage 4Tuesday, October 20 2009
Location:
Palmira - Armenia
Distance:
155.3 km
- Report: Colombian Chaparro claims stage win,
- Photos
Stage 5Wednesday, October 21 2009
Location:
Armenia - Ibague
Distance:
147.7 km
- Report: Ramirez breaks away for stage win, overall lead,
- Photos
Stage 6Thursday, October 22 2009
Location:
Ibagué - Soacha
Distance:
186.9 km
- Report: Duarte takes narrow stage victory
Stage 7Friday, October 23 2009
Location:
Chía - Tunja
Distance:
192.7 km
- Report: Une número uno again
Stage 8Saturday, October 24 2009
Location:
Paipa - Bogotá
Distance:
152.5 km
- Report: Ochoa claims his stake late in El Clasico
Stage 9Sunday, October 25 2009
Location:
Plaza de Bolivar (Bogotá)
Distance:
25.9 km
- Report: It's Equipo Une... again,
- Photos

Race photos

Giovanni Baez was second on the general classification after stage one.
A colourful podium after stage one in La Ceja.
Equipo Une rides to the stage win.
V
Juan Pablo Suarez heads a smiling podium.
Oscar Sevilla (left) amongst the leaders during stage four.
Equipo Une rider Juan Pablo Suarez was the stage winner.
Juan Pablo Suarez (Equipo Une) was the overall leader after stage one.
Didier Chaparro wins stage four in emphatic fashion.
The Gw Shimano
Juan Alejandro Garcia (Gw Shimano
Mauricio Ortega feels the burn at the finish.
The Colombia es Pasi
Race leader Juan Pablo Suarez salutes from the podium.
Jaime Alberto Casta

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