The penultimate day of the Pan-American Master Cycling Championship held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, reserved the road competitions, where the local riders took the best slice with six golds out of the 15 disputed in the different categories held through the streets of the quisqueyan capital.
Over the distance of 53.8 kilometers, the host cyclists Eladio Núñez (+ 70 years), Amelia Adames (30-34), Yanilka Vega (35-39), Juana Fernández (50-54), while in the segment The longest 107.6 kilometers won the gold Félix Adderlyn Cruz (30-34) and José Frank Rodríguez (45-49).
Two gold metals were also obtained by Mexico and Venezuela, while one per capita was obtained by Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica and Puerto Rico. In the case of the Aztecs, the titles fell to Jorge Chávez (60-64) and María José Becerra (40-44); while the Venezuelans celebrated the first places of Carlos Daniel Ostos (35-39) and Rieje Giesen (50-54).
This continental event developed the circuit-route on Circunvalación and El Higüero avenues, in Santo Domingo, while the track events (on August 28, 29 and 30) were held at the velodrome of the Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center (COJPD ). The time trial took place on Thursday 31 at Avenida de la Salud (Parque Mirador Sur).
The engineer Rafael Tejada Martínez, president of the Master Commission of the Pan American Cycling Confederation, thanked all the organization carried out for the event and recalled that the Dominican Republic had hosted a similar event in 2009.
All the medalists of Saturday, September 2
Distance 53.8KM
Male Category (50-54 years)
1.- Luciano Sánchez (PUERTO RICO) 01:25:55
2.- Robinson Miranda (CHILE) 01:25:55 mt.
3.- Wilton Ruiz (DOMINICAN) 01:25:55 mt.
Male Category (55-59 years)
1.- Robert Núñez (COSTA RICA) 01:25:55 mt.
2.- Hugo Barron (MEXICO) 01:25:55 mt.
3.- Ramon Adames (DOMINICAN) 01:25:55 mt.
Male Category (60-64 years)
1.- Jorge Chávez (MEXICO) 01:22:16
2.- Luistomas Medendez (DOMINICAN) 01:23:14
3.- Francisco Poger (ARGENTINA) 01:23:52
Male Category (65-69 years)
1.- Nestor Horacio Morena (ARGENTINA) 01:23:52
2.- José Leonel Medina (COLOMBIA) 01:23:57
3.- José Antonio Tonlorenzi (ARGENTINA) 01:24:05
Male Category (+ 70 years)
1.- Eladio Núñez (DOMINICAN) 01:30:33
2.- Renato Peña (DOMINICAN) 01:31:10
3.- Hector Larghero (ARGENTINA) 01:41:57
Female Category (30-34 years)
1.- Amelia Adames (DOMINICAN) 01:36:44
2.- Gina Figueroa (DOMINICAN) 01:36:44 mt.
3.- Candy Félix (DOMINICAN) 01:36:50
Female Category (35-39 years)
1.- Yanilka Vega (DOMINICAN) 01:36:44 mt.
2.-Ana González (DOMINICAN) 01:36:44 mt.
Female Category (40-44 years)
1.-María José Becerra (MEXICO) 01:36:44 mt.
Female Category (45-49 years)
1.- Serafim Kelly (BRAZIL) 01:36:44 mt.
2.- Maria Burova (DOMINICAN) 01:37:05
Female Category (50-54 years)
1.- Juana Fernández (DOMINICAN) 01:36:44 mt.
2.- Adriana Rodríguez (MEXICO) 01:36:44 mt.
Female Category (55-59 years)
1.- Rieje Giesen (VENEZUELA) 01:36:44 mt.
Distance 107.6KM
Male Category (30-34 years)
1.- Adderlyn Félix Cruz (DOMINICAN) 02:34:23
2.- Gilberto Herrera (DOMINICAN) 02:34:32
3.- Johan Valerio (DOMINICAN) 02:35:32
Male Category (35-39 years)
1.- Carlos Daniel Ostos (VENEZUELA) 02:35:47 min.
2.- Orlay González (DOMINICAN) 02:38:35
3.- Elver Mercedes (DOMINICAN) 02:38:35
Male Category (40-44 years)
1.- Ariel Concha (CHILE) 02:44:58 mt.
2.- Juan Suárez (DOMINICAN) 02:44:58 mt.
3.- Abdou Kamal Chazal (BRAZIL) 02:44:58 mt.
Male Category (45-49 years)
1.- José Frank Rodríguez (DOMINICAN) 02:44:58
2.- Eric Mc Bride (UNITED STATES) 02:44:58 mt.
3.-Wendy Cruz (DOMINICAN) 02:44:58 mt.