Colombia kicks off Pan Am Games with team victory
By Cycling News published
Argentina, Brasil round out top three
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Full Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Colombia | 1:10:54 |
Leonardo Páez | ||
Laura Abril | ||
Yesid Chía | ||
Miguel Londoño | ||
2 | Argentina | 1:13:00 |
Kevin Ingrata | ||
Germán Dorman | ||
Nohelia Rodríguez | ||
Catriel Soto | ||
3 | Brasil | 1:14:33 |
Sherman Paiva | ||
Roberta Stopa | ||
Luis Cocuzzi | ||
Ricardo Psheidt | ||
4 | Ecuador | 1:15:14 |
Alexandra Serano | ||
Santiago Padilla | ||
Alberto González | ||
David Espinosa | ||
5 | México | 1:16:15 |
Emanuel Valencia | ||
Iván Izardi | ||
Daniela Campuzano | ||
Alejandro Barajas |

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