Ecquador's Jarrin takes four cross title
By Cycling News
published Chile settle for minor podium places
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Mario José Jarrin Molina (Ecuador) |
2 | Enrique Genova (Chile) |
3 | Mauricio Andres Acuna Quintana (Chile) |
4 | Ivan Ortiz (Ecuador) |
5 | Camilo Andres Sanchez Paez (Colombia) |
6 | Carlos Enrique Teran Pena (Venezuela) |
7 | Esteban Pimiento Monroy (Colombia) |
8 | Andres Borda (Colombia) |
9 | Walace Henrique Miranda (Brazil) |
10 | Nader Hamat (Colombia) |
11 | Luis Alejandro Pino Perez (Venezuela) |
12 | Juan Sebastian Mercado (Colombia) |
13 | Julian Martinez (Colombia) |
14 | Manuel Soto (Colombia) |
15 | Giulio Tafa (Venezuela) |
16 | César Sanchez (Mexico) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Lucas Gaviria (Colombia) |
2 | Santiago Urbina (Colombia) |
3 | Patricio Mercado (Colombia) |
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