The Colombian team, Team Medellin, won the first chapter of the Tour of Venezuela, this Sunday, October 6, thanks to David Gonzalez, who became the leader of the event, after finishing in the first position of the race held in the state of Merida, which had a distance of 90 kilometers, which ended with a time of 2 hours, 17 minutes and 55 seconds.

Then the Venezuelan Luis Mora of the Bolivarian Government of Trujillo took second place with a difference of six seconds. On the other hand, to complete the podium, Julián Cardona, teammate of the winning rider, was third, with a delay of 37 seconds.

Walter Vargas of Team Medellín and Pan-American time trial champion, was fourth with 39 seconds more than the main mark, and with the same difference of seconds, the cyclist Luis Pinto of the Venezuelan team Mutrainning Banco Plaza, was positioned in the fifth place of the race.

This first stage of the 61st edition of the national tour was dominated by David González, who together with Luis Mora, are leaders of the classification of the youngest riders. They were also protagonists in the sprint, in a first stage that was run at an average speed of 39 kilometers per hour.

This Monday will be living the second emotion of the cycling event, in a circuit that will start in the Bolivar Avenue of Valera, Trujillo state and will be run at an average speed of 39 kilometers per hour.

This Monday will be living the second emotion of the cycling event, in a circuit that will start in the Bolivar Avenue of Valera, Trujillo state and will be developed in a route of 117 kilometers.

Vuelta a Venezuela 2024
Results Stage 1 | Mérida -> Mérida (102 km)

1David Alejandro González Team Medellín-EPM2:17:55
2Luis MoraGobernación de Trujillo0:06
3Julián CardonaTeam Medellín-EPM0:37
4Walter VargasTeam Medellín-EPM0:39
5Pinto LuisMU Training – Pais Futuro0:39
6Samuel Flórez Team Medellín-EPM0:39
7Javier JamaicaTeam Medellín-EPM0:39
8Cristian Camilo TobarTeam Saitel0:39
9Jhon NavaGobernación de Trujillo0:39
10Enmanuel Viloria Carabobo Team0:47

Source: Revista Mundo Ciclístico