Ecuador's Jarrin Molina claims continental title

The Guatemalan organizers put together a nice, fast four cross course, with multiple passing options.  Antonio Leiva (Chile) was fastest in qualifying, with teammates Enrique Genova and Mauricio Acuña also highly ranked. All three made the final, but it was Ecuador's Mario Jarrin Molina who won the title with a very strong start that put him firmly into the lead by the first corner.

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Elite men
#Rider Name (Country) Team
1Mario Jarrin Molina (Ecuador)
2Enrique Genova (Chile)
3Mauricio Acuña (Chile)
4Walace Miranda (Brazil)
5Chris Van Dine (United States Of America)
6Shawn Neer (United States Of America)
7Sebastian Chavez (Costa Rica)
8Brian Buell (United States Of America)
9Juan Gabriel Andrade (Ecuador)
10Dario Villagran (Guatemala)
11Michele Santonastaso (Guatemala)
12Mario Cornejo (Ecuador)
13Anderson Bastidas (Ecuador)
14José Batallas (Ecuador)
15Hugo Martinez (Guatemala)
16Carlos Teran (Venezuela)
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Master men four cross
#Rider Name (Country) Team
1Marcos Marra (Brazil)
2Lars Tribus (United States Of America)
3Patricio Mercado (Colombia)

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