1994 Vuelta a Colombia

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1994 Vuelta a Colombia
Race details
DatesMarch 15–27, 1994
Stages12
Distance1,930 km (1,199 mi)
Winning time52h 27' 57"
Results
Jersey red.svg WinnerFlag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL) (Manzana Postobón)
  SecondFlag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL) (Gaseosas Glacial)
  ThirdFlag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Jaramillo  (COL) (Lotería de Medellín)

  PointsFlag of Colombia.svg  Julio Cubides  (COL) (Agua Natural Glacial)
  MountainsFlag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL) (Manzana Postobón)
  YouthFlag of Colombia.svg  Juan Javier Castillo  (COL) (Pony Malta-Avianca)
  CombinationFlag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL) (Manzana Postobón)
  Team Flag of Colombia.svg Gaseosas Glacial
  1993
1995  

The 44th edition of the Vuelta a Colombia was held from March 15 to March 27, 1994. There were a total number of 95 competitors.

Contents

Stages

1994-03-15: OcañaOcaña (7.9 km)

PlacePrologueGeneral Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Julio Ernesto Bernal  (COL)
00:09.52
Flag of Colombia.svg  Julio Ernesto Bernal  (COL)
00:09.52

1994-03-16: AguachicaBucaramanga (173.1 km)

PlaceStage 1General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Eduardo Guerrero  (COL)
05:03.49

1994-03-17: FloridablancaSocorro (116.5 km)

PlaceStage 2General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Jorge Otálvaro  (COL)
03:11.37

1994-03-18: SocorroTunja (164.4 km)

PlaceStage 3General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Israel Ochoa  (COL)
04:59.31

1994-03-19: TunjaLa Vega (192.3 km)

PlaceStage 4General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Héctor Palacio  (COL)
04:18.12

1994-03-20: HondaManizales (141.8 km)

PlaceStage 5General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
04:28.33
Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)
22:16.31
2.Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)
Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
+0.41
3.Flag of Colombia.svg  Celio Roncancio  (COL)
+0.58
Flag of Colombia.svg  Celio Roncancio  (COL)
+1.09

1994-03-21: ManizalesAlto de Santa Helena (213.8 km)

PlaceStage 6General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
06:15.33

1994-03-22: CaldasPereira (191.9 km)

PlaceStage 7General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Luis Alberto González  (COL)
05:02.22

1994-03-23: PereiraArmenia (47.5 km)

PlaceStage 8 (Individual Time Trial)General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
01:04.29
Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
????????
2.Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Jaramillo  (COL)
+0.18
Flag of Colombia.svg  Luis Alberto González  (COL)
+1.31
3.Flag of Colombia.svg  Efraím Rico  (COL)
+0.49
Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)
+1.32

1994-03-24: ArmeniaIbagué (140 km)

PlaceStage 9General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Jairo Hernández  (COL)
??????

1994-03-25: IbaguéNeiva (210 km)

PlaceStage 10General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Ruber Marín  (COL)
05:14.56

1994-03-26: NeivaGirardot (175.4 km)

PlaceStage 11General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Hernán Buenahora  (COL)
04:06.25
Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
48:03.10
2.Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)
+1.17
3.Flag of Colombia.svg  Celio Roncancio  (COL)
+1.53

1994-03-27: GirardotAlto de Patios (152.6 km)

PlaceStage 12General Classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Efraím Rico  (COL)
04:24.44
Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
52:27.57
2.Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Jaramillo  (COL)
+0.03
Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)
+1.18
3.Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)
+0.03
Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Jaramillo  (COL)
+1.57

Final classification

RANKNAMETEAMTIME
1.Flag of Colombia.svg  Chepe González  (COL)Manzana Postobón52:27:57
2.Flag of Colombia.svg  Álvaro Sierra  (COL)Gaseosas Glacial+ 1.18
3.Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Jaramillo  (COL)Lotería de Medellín+ 1.57
4.Flag of Colombia.svg  Celio Roncancio  (COL)Gaseosas Glacial+ 2.06
5.Flag of Colombia.svg  Efraím Rico  (COL)Manzana Postobón+ 3.46
6.Flag of Colombia.svg  Óscar Vargas  (COL)Lotería de Medellín+ 5.08
7.Flag of Ecuador.svg  Pedro Rodríguez  (ECU)Pony Malta-Avianca+ 7.55
8.Flag of Colombia.svg  Juan Javier Castillo  (COL)Pony Malta-Avianca+ 11.59
9.Flag of Colombia.svg  Héctor Palacio  (COL)Manzana Postobón+ 12.55
10.Flag of Colombia.svg  Josué López  (COL)Gaseosas Glacial+ 14.34

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