Pan American Games - Track Cycling 2011: Day 3 Results

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Men - Omnium Individual Pursuit
1	Juan Esteban Arango (Colombia)	0:04:23.864
2	Ruben Companioni (Cuba)	0:04:30.156
3	Walter Fernando Perez (Argentina)	0:04:31.181
4	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	0:04:32.802
5	Carlos Daniel Linares (Venezuela)	0:04:36.244
6	Cesar Salvador Vaquera (Mexico)	0:04:38.173
7	Manuel Oseas Rodas (Guatemala)	0:04:38.447
8	Jorge Luis Perez (Dominican Republic)	0:04:41.123
9	Robson Dias (Brazil)	0:04:42.655
DNF	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	Row 9 - Cell 2

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Men - Omnium Scratch
1	Manuel Oseas Rodas (Guatemala)
2	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)
3	Juan Esteban Arango (Colombia)
4	Luis Mansilla (Chile)
5	Cesar Salvador Vaquera (Mexico)
6	Robson Dias (Brazil)
7	Walter Fernando Perez (Argentina)
8	Jorge Luis Perez (Dominican Republic)
9	Ruben Companioni (Cuba)
DNF	Carlos Daniel Linares (Venezuela)

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Men - Omnium 1000m Time Trial
1	Juan Esteban Arango (Colombia)	0:01:01.177
2	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	0:01:04.015
3	Ruben Companioni (Cuba)	0:01:04.320
4	Walter Fernando Perez (Argentina)	0:01:05.043
5	Robson Dias (Brazil)	0:01:05.385
6	Carlos Daniel Linares (Venezuela)	0:01:05.687
7	Jorge Luis Perez (Dominican Republic)	0:01:05.701
8	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	0:01:07.238
9	Cesar Salvador Vaquera (Mexico)	0:01:07.434
10	Manuel Oseas Rodas (Guatemala)	0:01:10.107

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Men - Omnium Final Standings
1	Juan Esteban Arango (Colombia)	13	pts
2	Luis Mansilla (Chile)	20	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	Walter Fernando Perez (Argentina)	28	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Ruben Companioni (Cuba)	31	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Jorge Luis Perez (Dominican Republic)	36	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Jose Carlos Ragonessi (Ecuador)	38	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Manuel Oseas Rodas (Guatemala)	41	Row 6 - Cell 3
8	Robson Dias (Brazil)	54	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Cesar Salvador Vaquera (Mexico)	58	Row 8 - Cell 3
10	Carlos Daniel Linares (Venezuela)	65	Row 9 - Cell 3
DNF	Jacob Dylan Schwingboth (Canada)	Row 10 - Cell 2	Row 10 - Cell 3

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Men - Sprint semifinals - Heat 1: Race 1
1	Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela)	0:00:10.244
2	Njisane Phillip (Trinidad and Tobago)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint semifinals - Heat 1: Race 2
1	Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela)	0:00:10.210
2	Njisane Phillip (Trinidad and Tobago)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint semifinals - Heat 2: Race 1
1	Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)	0:00:10.791
2	Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint semifinals - Heat 2: Race 2
1	Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia)	0:00:13.840
2	Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint semifinals - Heat 2: Race 3
1	Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia)	0:00:10.739
2	Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint: 5th - 8th place
5	James David Watkins (United States of America)	0:00:10.637
6	Ruben Elias Horta (Mexico)	Row 1 - Cell 2
7	Michael Benjamin Blatchford (United States of America)	Row 2 - Cell 2
DNS	Jonathan Marin (Colombia)	Row 3 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint Gold Medal Round: Race 1
1	Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela)	0:00:10.435
2	Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint Gold Medal Round: Race 2
1	Hersony Gadiel Canelon (Venezuela)	0:00:10.653
2	Fabian Hernando Puerta (Colombia)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint Bronze Medal Round: Race 1
3	Njisane Phillip (Trinidad and Tobago)	0:00:10.935
4	Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Men - Sprint Bronze Medal Round: Race 2
3	Njisane Phillip (Trinidad and Tobago)	0:00:10.507
4	Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)	Row 1 - Cell 2

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Women - Omnium Flying Lap
1	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	0:00:14.404
2	Stephanie Roorda (Canada)	0:00:14.706
3	Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela)	0:00:14.750
4	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)	0:00:14.967
5	Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia)	0:00:15.170
6	Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile)	0:00:15.266
7	Talia Aguirre (Argentina)	0:00:15.553
8	Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador)	0:00:15.566
9	Janildes Silva (Brazil)	0:00:15.670
10	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	0:00:16.135

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Women - Omnium Points Race
1	Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela)	35	pts
2	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)	32	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia)	26	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	23	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador)	20	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Janildes Silva (Brazil)	15	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Stephanie Roorda (Canada)	13	Row 6 - Cell 3
8	Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile)	12	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	12	Row 8 - Cell 3
DNF	Talia Aguirre (Argentina)	Row 9 - Cell 2	Row 9 - Cell 3

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Women - Omnium Elimination
1	Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela)
2	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)
3	Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile)
4	Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia)
5	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)
6	Stephanie Roorda (Canada)
7	Talia Aguirre (Argentina)
8	Janildes Silva (Brazil)
9	Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador)
10	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)

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Women - Omnium standings after 3 events
1	Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Venezuela)	5	pts
2	Sofia Arreola (Mexico)	8	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	Lorena Maria Vargas (Colombia)	12	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Marlies Mejias (Cuba)	15	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Stephanie Roorda (Canada)	15	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Paola Andrea Muñoz (Chile)	17	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Maria Fernanda Bone (Ecuador)	22	Row 6 - Cell 3
8	Janildes Silva (Brazil)	23	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Marcela Rubiano (Costa Rica)	24	Row 8 - Cell 3
10	Talia Aguirre (Argentina)	34	Row 9 - Cell 3

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