Cycling at the 2010 South American Games – Women's team sprint

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The Women's Team Sprint event at the 2010 South American Games was held on March 19.

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Medalists

GoldSilverBronze
Diana Maria Orrego
Janny Milena Zambrano
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Maira Barbosa
Sumaia Ribeiro
Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil
Angie González
Marines Prada
Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela

Results

Qualification

RankTeamLap 1FinalSpeedQ
1Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Diana Maria Orrego
Janny Milena Zambrano
20.460 (1)35.53550.654QF
2Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil
Maira Barbosa
Sumaia Ribeiro
21.700 (3)36.95148.713QF
3Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Angie González
Marines Prada
21.163 (2)37.13548.471QB
4Flag of Chile.svg Chile
Maria Paz Bravo
Irene Cortes
22.096 (5)38.45346.810QB
5Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Daiana Almada
Caterine Priviley
21.981 (4)38.84946.333

Finals

RankTeamLap 1FinalSpeed
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Diana Maria Orrego
Janny Milena Zambrano
20.841 (1)35.89350.149
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Brazil
Maira Barbosa
Sumaia Ribeiro
21.198 (2)37.08348.083
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Angie González
Marines Prada
21.257 (1)37.38248.151
4Flag of Chile.svg Chile
Maria Paz Bravo
Irene Cortes
22.290 (2)38.43646.831

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