Silva wins Copa Chile round in Santiago
By Cycling News
published Campuzano victorious in women's race
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Cristobal Silva Ibaceta |
2 | Gonzalo Eduardo Aravena Garcia |
3 | Javier Eduardo Puschel |
4 | Ricardo Javier Hazbun Velazquez |
5 | Claus Plaut Guzman |
6 | Javier Gallardo Galleguillos |
7 | Eduardo Catalan |
8 | Diego Amaru Diaz Seoulveda |
9 | Patricio Maximiliano Farias Diaz |
10 | Carlo Sady Andrés Nawrath Torres |
11 | Sebastian Roman |
12 | Alejandro Manuel Miranda Saavedra |
13 | Patricio Figueroa |
14 | Tomás Pablo Baeza Paraud |
15 | Diego Pino |
16 | Renzo Corsini Pino |
17 | Edgardo Felipe Herrera Gonzalez |
18 | Juan José Hazbun |
19 | Enrique Rivera Marchant |
20 | Alberto Andres Bello Carvajal |
21 | Eyair Astudillo Gallardo |
22 | Daniel Vivanco |
23 | Bernardo Matias Heredia Sanhueza |
24 | Matias Delgado |
25 | Alberto Rotger |
26 | Bernardo Javier Fernandez Claussen |
27 | Cristian Correa |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Daniela Campuzano (Mex) |
2 | Daniela Rojas (Chi) |
3 | Gabriela Vargas (Chi) |
4 | Elisa Maria Garcia (Chi) |
5 | Maria José Bucarey Campos (Chi) |
6 | Daniella Bunzli Rojas (Chi) |
7 | Euliyimel Del Valle Aguilar Lozada (Ven) |
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