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Mansilla wins at Viña del Mar to extend lead

By Cycling News

Published 8 January 2012

Cardenas moves up to second overall

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Andalucia Caja Granada before the off. — Andalucia Caja Granada before the off. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Andalucia Caja Granada set the pace. — Andalucia Caja Granada set the pace. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

There were several attempted breakaways in the early stages. — There were several attempted breakaways in the early stages. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The fans were out in numbers for the Vuelta Chile. — The fans were out in numbers for the Vuelta Chile. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The four leaders in the finale. — The four leaders in the finale. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Camilo Gomez's expression betrays the difficultyt of the stage. — Camilo Gomez's expression betrays the difficultyt of the stage. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Felix Cardenas hits the front. — Felix Cardenas hits the front. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

There was plenty of local pride on the roadsides. — There was plenty of local pride on the roadsides. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Clos De Pirque – Trek worked hard for Luis Mansilla. — Clos De Pirque – Trek worked hard for Luis Mansilla. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Alexander Durager in aerodynamic mode on a descent. — Alexander Durager in aerodynamic mode on a descent. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Eloy Teruel (Andalucia) on stage 3. — Eloy Teruel (Andalucia) on stage 3. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The peloton passes through the feed zone. — The peloton passes through the feed zone. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Felix Cardenas finished second on the stage. — Felix Cardenas finished second on the stage. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Stage 3 of the Vuelta Chile hugged the Pacific coast. — Stage 3 of the Vuelta Chile hugged the Pacific coast. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The bunch on the road to Viña del Mar. — The bunch on the road to Viña del Mar. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Juan Jose Lobato (Andalucia Caja Granada) in the peloton. — Juan Jose Lobato (Andalucia Caja Granada) in the peloton. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The break opens out a healthy gap. — The break opens out a healthy gap. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The winning break forces its way clear. — The winning break forces its way clear. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

(Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Felix Cardenas pipped Luis Romero for second. — Felix Cardenas pipped Luis Romero for second. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) has lit up the Vuelta Chile to date. — Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) has lit up the Vuelta Chile to date. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) extended his overall lead. — Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) extended his overall lead. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) jumps clear to win the stage. — Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) jumps clear to win the stage. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Mauricio Ardila (Comcel - Coldeportes) hits the front as the road climbs. — Mauricio Ardila (Comcel - Coldeportes) hits the front as the road climbs. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The Mexican squad in the peloton. — The Mexican squad in the peloton. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Oscar Pachon during stage three of the Vuelta Chile. — Oscar Pachon during stage three of the Vuelta Chile. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Colombia's Oscar Sanchez. — Colombia's Oscar Sanchez. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Luis Mansilla atop the podium. — Luis Mansilla atop the podium. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Big crowds gathered for the start. — Big crowds gathered for the start. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The peloton passes through a tunnel. — The peloton passes through a tunnel. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Tyler Wren (Jamis Sutter Home) in action. — Tyler Wren (Jamis Sutter Home) in action. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

Kohei Uchima (Team Nippo) in the break. — Kohei Uchima (Team Nippo) in the break. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

The wind wreaked havoc on the peloton. — The wind wreaked havoc on the peloton. (Image credit: Luis Barbosa)

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Andalucia Caja Granada before the off.

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Andalucia Caja Granada set the pace.

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There were several attempted breakaways in the early stages.

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The fans were out in numbers for the Vuelta Chile.

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The four leaders in the finale.

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Camilo Gomez's expression betrays the difficultyt of the stage.

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Felix Cardenas hits the front.

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There was plenty of local pride on the roadsides.

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Clos De Pirque – Trek worked hard for Luis Mansilla.

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Alexander Durager in aerodynamic mode on a descent.

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Eloy Teruel (Andalucia) on stage 3.

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The peloton passes through the feed zone.

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Felix Cardenas finished second on the stage.

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Stage 3 of the Vuelta Chile hugged the Pacific coast.

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The bunch on the road to Viña del Mar.

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Juan Jose Lobato (Andalucia Caja Granada) in the peloton.

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The break opens out a healthy gap.

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The winning break forces its way clear.

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Felix Cardenas pipped Luis Romero for second.

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Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) has lit up the Vuelta Chile to date.

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Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) extended his overall lead.

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Luis Mansilla (Clos De Pirque - Trek) jumps clear to win the stage.

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Mauricio Ardila (Comcel - Coldeportes) hits the front as the road climbs.

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The Mexican squad in the peloton.

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Oscar Pachon during stage three of the Vuelta Chile.

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Colombia's Oscar Sanchez.

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Luis Mansilla atop the podium.

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Big crowds gathered for the start.

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The peloton passes through a tunnel.

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Tyler Wren (Jamis Sutter Home) in action.

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Kohei Uchima (Team Nippo) in the break.

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The wind wreaked havoc on the peloton.

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Luis Mansilla	4:24:02
2	Félix Cardenas	Row 1 - Cell 2
3	Luis Romero	Row 2 - Cell 2
4	Camilo Gómez	Row 3 - Cell 2
5	Pablo Seisdedos	0:00:04
6	Juan José Lobato	0:01:27
7	Maximiliano Richeze	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Rodeyck Asconeguy	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Ignacio Maldonado	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Daniel Bretti	Row 9 - Cell 2

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General classification
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Luis Mansilla	7:48:49
2	Félix Cardenas	0:00:56
3	Luis Romero	0:01:15
4	Cristopher Mansilla	0:01:48
5	Camilo Gómez	0:01:53
6	Gonzalo Garrido	0:01:56
7	Patricio Almonacid	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Antonio Cabrera	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Pablo Seisdedos	0:02:01
10	Jaime Suaza	0:02:35

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