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Dates | March 11 – March 21 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Stages | 10 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Distance | 1,463 km (909.1 mi) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Winning time | 33h 51' 12" | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 22nd edition of the Vuelta Ciclista de Chile was held from March 11 to March 21, 1999.
Place | Prologue | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Márcio May (BRA) | 4.47 | Márcio May (BRA) | 4.47 |
2. | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | +0.02 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | +0.02 |
3. | Richard Rodríguez (CHI) | +0.07 | Richard Rodríguez (CHI) | +0.07 |
Place | Stage 1 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Fabio Veloso (SUI) | 3:13.43 | Márcio May (BRA) | 3:18.30 |
2. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | +0.04 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | +0.02 |
3. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.06 | Richard Rodríguez (CHI) | +0.07 |
Place | Stage 2 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | 3:18.30 | |
2. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.45 | ||
3. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | +0.45 |
Place | Stage 3 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Luis Romero (CUB) | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | 11:24.45 | |
2. | Jaime Bretti (CHI) | +0.24 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +0.26 |
3. | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | +0.45 |
Place | Stage 4 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Víctor Garrido (CHI) | 3:49.31 | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | 15:14.26 |
2. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.04 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +0.26 |
3. | Richard Rodríguez (CHI) | +0.06 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | +0.42 |
Place | Stage 5 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | 3:49.31 | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | 18:43.39 |
2. | Víctor Garrido (CHI) | +0.04 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +0.26 |
3. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | +0.06 | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.36 |
Place | Stage 6 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Víctor Garrido (CHI) | 3:08.50 | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | 21:52.39 |
2. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.04 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +0.26 |
3. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | +0.06 | Víctor Garrido (CHI) | +0.29 |
Place | Stage 7 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Alberto Riquelme (CHI) | 3:38.36 | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | |
2. | Franck Tognini (FRA) | +0.04 | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | |
3. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.04 | Luis Romero (CUB) |
Place | Stage 8-A | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Joél Mariño (CUB) | 1:59.38 | ||
2. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | +0.02 | ||
3. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.04 |
Place | Stage 8-B | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | 25.10 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | 27:57.00 |
2. | Márcio May (BRA) | 25.51 | Márcio May (CHI) | +0.45 |
3. | Marco Arriagada (CHI) | 25.58 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +1.17 |
Place | Stage 9 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Joél Mariño (CUB) | 25.10 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | 27:57.00 |
2. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | +0.04 | Márcio May (BRA) | +0.45 |
3. | Alberto Riquelme (CHI) | +0.06 | Luis Romero (CUB) | +1.17 |
Place | Stage 10 | General Classification | ||
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Name | Time | Name | Time | |
1. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | 1:32.34 | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | 33:51.12 |
2. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | — | Márcio May (BRA) | +0.45 |
3. | Franck Tognini (FRA) | — | Luis Romero (CUB) | +1.17 |
RANK | CYCLIST | TEAM | TIME |
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1. | Luis Fernando Sepúlveda (CHI) | Bliss Sport | 33:51.12 |
2. | Márcio May (BRA) | Caloí-Parana | + 0.45 |
3. | Luis Romero (CUB) | Cuban National Team | + 1.17 |
4. | Pedro Pablo Pérez (CUB) | Cuban National Team | + 1.33 |
5. | Marco Arriagada (CHI) | Bliss-Sport | + 1.42 |
6. | Hernandes Cuadri (BRA) | Caloí-Parana | + 1.52 |
7. | Olivier Trastour (FRA) | Aix-en-Provence | + 2.03 |
8. | Ángel Pérez (CHI) | Ekono-Zuko | + 2.11 |
9. | Richard Rodríguez (CHI) | Bliss-Sport | + 2.23 |
10. | Francisco Cabrera (CHI) | San Fernando | + 2.32 |
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