DANIEL BONILLA WINS THE TOUR TO COSTA RICA

by | Dec 25, 2019 | noti_en | 0 comments

SAN JOSE. Costa Rican cyclist Daniel Bonilla won on Wednesday the 55th edition of the Vuelta a Costa Rica, while the podium was completed by the Mexican Efrén Santos, 51 seconds away, and the Honduran Luis López, 1:49 minutes away.

Bonilla was crowned champion without winning a single stage, but showing off on the mountain and in the time scale, where with his team he managed to put on the yellow shirt and withstand the attacks of the rivals.

‘Very happy because God gives me the privilege of being champion. It was a great team work that is one of our characteristics, the group union, we are a family, ‘said Bonilla.

The Costa Rican cyclist, who last year was runner-up, dedicated his first Vuelta title to ‘all the people’ who ‘supported him’.

Of the 55 editions of the Vuelta, 27 Costa Rican cycling champions were crowned in 20 Colombians, while the Mexicans won 3, the Guatemalans 3, a Venezuelan and an American.

The last stage, which consisted of a circuit of 100 kilometers in the province of Heredia (center), was won on Wednesday by Chilean Pablo Alarcón, of the Mexican team Canel’s Specialized with a time of 2 hours, 35 minutes, 2 seconds followed by the Russian Viktor Manakov and the Costa Rican Pablo Mudarra at 3:37

The Peruvian Alaín Quispe was the champion of the flying goals, the Ecuadorian Pablo Caicedo the one of the mountain prizes and the Honduran Luis Lopez was the Sub 23 champion.

‘It’s a tremendous emotion, very happy to have finished the lap well. We came to play a good role and I think the team achieved that goal, ‘said Peru’s Quispe.

In the 55th edition of the International Tour of Costa Rica, 8 local and 7 foreign teams competed from Ecuador, Russia, Peru, Nicaragua, the Netherlands, Guatemala and Mexico. (EFE)

FIRST CLASSIFICATION STAGE 10 FINAL (99.5 KM).

  1. Pablo Alarcón (CHI) 2:35:02
  2. Viktor Manakov (Rusia) +0:03:37
  3. Pablo Mudarra (Costa Rica) +0:03:37
  4. Evgenii Tikhonin (RUS) +0:03:39
  5. José Esteban Xopa María (MEX) +0:03:40
  6. Jean-Michel Lachance (CAN) +0:03:40
  7. Jordan Adolfo Ruiz Rodríguez (CRC) +0:03:55
  8. Alex Rony Julajuj Julajuj (GUA) +0:04:13
  9. Ricardo Rouillon Villa (CRC) +0:04:45
  10. Roberto Antonio Argüello Bolaños (CRC) +0:04:45

TEN FIRST FINAL INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION.

  1. Daniel Bonilla (CRC) 33:14:06
  2. Efrén Santos (MEX) +00:00:51
  3. Luis López (HON) +00:01:49
  4. Reinier Honig (NED) +00:04:30
  5. Byron Patricio Guamá de la Cruz (ECU) +00:04:34
  6. Sebastián Moyà Ramírez (CRC) +00:05:28
  7. Fabricio Quirós Araya (CRC) +00:08:49
  8. Evgenii Tikhonin (RUS) +00:10:06
  9. Sergio Arias Villanueva (CRC) +00:10:24
  10. Pablo Andrés Alarcón Cares (CHI) +00:13:57

TEN FIRST CLASSIFICATION BY FINAL POINTS.

  1. Byron Patricio Guamá de la Cruz (ECU) 98 pts.
  2. Alaín Rossbel Quispe Colque (PER) 88
  3. Luis Enrique López Nolasco (HON) 88
  4. Efrén Santos Moreno (MEX) 87
  5. Julio Padilla Miranda (GUA) 86
  6. Daniel Andrés Bonilla Quirós (CRC) 79
  7. Sebastián Moyá Ramírez (CRC) 77
  8. Reinier Honig (NED) 76
  9. Pablo Andrés Alarcón Cares (CHI) 66
  10. Fabricio Quirós Araya (CRC) 56

TEN FIRST CLASSIFICATION OF FINAL MOUNTAIN.

  1. Pablo Andrés Caicedo Romo (ECU) 27 pts.
  2. Anthonny Sánchez Mora (CRC) 26
  3. Sebastián Moyá Ramírez (CRC) 23
  4. Efrén Santos Moreno (MEX) 20
  5. Harold Martin López Granizo (ECU) 18
  6. Daniel Andres Bonilla Quiros (CRC) 13
  7. Bill Janz Toscano Fernández (PER) 10
  8. Pablo Andrés Alarcón Cares (CHI) 8
  9. Alexey Andy Limaylla Zevallos (PER) 7
  10. Robinson Steven Ruiz Calle (PER) 6

TEN FIRST CLASSIFICATION YOUNG FINAL.

  1. Luis Enrique López Nolasco (HON) 33:15:55
  2. Sebastián Moyá Ramírez (CRC) +00:03:39
  3. Evgenii Tikhonin (RUS) +00:0 8:17
  4. Sergio Arias Villanueva (CRC) +00:08:35
  5. Alex Rony Julajuj Julajuj (GUA) +00:12:40
  6. Harold Martin López Granizo (ECU) +00:12:59
  7. Roberto Antonio Argüello Bolaños (CRC) +00:15:30
  8. Anthonny Sánchez Mora (CRC) +00:32:31
  9. Juan Francisco Rosales Hernandez (MEX) +00:37:30
  10. José David Canastuj Calel (GUA) +00:39:25

TEN FIRST CLASSIFICATION BY FINAL TEAMS.

  1. Scotiabank – Nestlé – Métrica – Giant
  2. Equipo Ópticas Deluxe
  3. Canel’s – Specialized
  4. Equipo nacional de Ecuador
  5. Tele Uno – Banco BCT
  6. El Colono
  7. Equipo nacional del Perú
  8. Equipo nacional de Russie
  9. Truman – Team Josefino – Uniformes
  10. Team Procyclingstats.com

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