Cycling at the 2013 Bolivarian Games

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Cycling
at the 2013 Bolivarian Games
Dates17–26 November 2013
Nations11
  2009
2017  

Cycling (Spanish: Ciclismo), for the 2013 Bolivarian Games, took place from 17 November to 26 November 2013.

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Within this sport, there are four different cycling disciplines: BMX racing (Spanish: Ciclismo BMX), [1] Mountain biking (Spanish: Ciclismo de Montaña), [2] Road racing (Spanish: Ciclismo de Ruta), [3] and Track cycling (Spanish: Ciclismo Pista). [4]

Medal summary

BMX

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's events
Time trialFlag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Oquendo  (COL)30.27Flag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Ramírez  (COL)30.52Flag of Ecuador.svg  Alfredo Campo  (ECU)30.62
20-inch wheelFlag of Ecuador.svg  Alfredo Campo  (ECU)n/aFlag of Colombia.svg  Carlos Oquendo  (COL)n/aFlag of Colombia.svg  Andrés Jiménez  (COL)n/a
Women's events
Time trialFlag of Colombia.svg  Mariana Pajón  (COL)33.86Flag of Venezuela.svg  Stefany Hernández  (VEN)34.67Flag of Colombia.svg  Estefania Gómez  (COL)36.32
20-inch wheelFlag of Colombia.svg  Mariana Pajón  (COL)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Stefany Hernández  (VEN)n/aFlag of Colombia.svg  Estefania Gómez  (COL)n/a

Mountain biking

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's events
Cross-countryFlag of Colombia.svg  Héctor Leonardo Páez  (COL)1:31.41Flag of Colombia.svg  Fabio Castañeda  (COL)1:34.02Flag of Chile.svg  Gonzalo Eduardo Aravena García  (CHI)1:35.57
DownhillFlag of Colombia.svg  Marcelo Gutiérrez  (COL)2:17.62Flag of Ecuador.svg  Mario Jose Jarrin Molina  (ECU)2:17.81Flag of Colombia.svg  Rafael Gutiérrez  (COL)2:18.79
Women's events
Cross-countryFlag of Colombia.svg  Ángela Parra  (COL)1:15.48Flag of Ecuador.svg  Alexandra Gabriela Serrano Rodriguez  (ECU)1:16.23Flag of Colombia.svg  Laura Abril  (COL)1:20.35

Road cycling

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's events
Time trial individual 40 kmFlag of Colombia.svg  Brayan Ramírez  (COL)49:04.471Flag of Ecuador.svg  Segundo Navarrete  (ECU)49:38.453Flag of Venezuela.svg  Yonder Godoy  (VEN)49:42.817
Road raceFlag of Colombia.svg  Fernando Gaviria  (COL)3:18:11Flag of Chile.svg  Gonzalo Garrido  (CHI)3:18:11Flag of Ecuador.svg  Byron Guamá  (ECU)3:18:11
Women's events
Time trial individual 30 kmFlag of Colombia.svg  María Luisa Calle  (COL)31:05.348Flag of Venezuela.svg  Danielys García  (VEN)31:12.468Flag of Venezuela.svg  Angie González  (VEN)32:01.740
Road raceFlag of Venezuela.svg  Lilibeth Chacón  (VEN)2:05:35Flag of Colombia.svg  María Luisa Calle  (COL)2:06:24Flag of Colombia.svg  Diana Peñuela  (COL)2:12:11

Track cycling

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's events
1 km time trialFlag of Colombia.svg  Fabián Puerta  (COL)1:03.766Flag of Colombia.svg  Santiago Ramírez  (COL)1:05.146Flag of Venezuela.svg  Yhonny Araujo  (VEN)1:05.456
KeirinFlag of Colombia.svg  Fabián Puerta  (COL)10.758Flag of Venezuela.svg  Yhonny Araujo  (VEN)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Hersony Canelón  (VEN)n/a
MadisonFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Juan Esteban Arango
Fernando Gaviria
36Flag of Chile.svg Chile
Antonio Cabrera
Luis Fernando Sepúlveda
27Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Manuel Briceño
Richard Ochoa
15
OminiumFlag of Colombia.svg  Fernando Gaviria  (COL)13Flag of Venezuela.svg  Carlos Linarez  (VEN)14Flag of Chile.svg  Cristopher Mansilla  (CHI)22
4 km individual pursuitFlag of Colombia.svg  Juan Esteban Arango  (COL)5:03.098Flag of Colombia.svg  Jhonatan Restrepo  (COL)5:10.798Flag of Venezuela.svg  Manuel Briceño  (VEN)n/a
4 km team pursuitFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Juan Sebastián Molano
Arles Castro
Juan Esteban Arango
Jordan Parra
n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Víctor Moreno
Manuel Briceño
Clever Martínez
Richard Ochoa
OVLFlag of Chile.svg Chile
Luis Fernando Sepúlveda
Luis Mansilla
Felipe Peñaloza
Antonio Cabrera
n/a
Points raceFlag of Colombia.svg  Juan Esteban Arango  (COL)96 pointsFlag of Chile.svg  Luis Fernando Sepúlveda  (CHI)96 pointsFlag of Ecuador.svg  Jorge Montenegro  (ECU)96 points
ScratchFlag of Colombia.svg  Jordan Parra  (COL)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Maximo Rojas  (VEN)n/aFlag of Chile.svg  Luis Mansilla  (CHI)n/a
SprintFlag of Colombia.svg  Fabián Puerta  (COL)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Hersony Canelón  (VEN)n/aFlag of Colombia.svg  Anderson Parra  (COL)n/a
Team sprintFlag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
César Marcano
Ángel Pulgar
Hersony Canelón
37.580Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Fabián Puerta
Rubén Murillo
Santiago Ramírez
38.095Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
Jamil Intriago
Ricki Gordillo
Cristopher Samaniego
39.095
Women's events
500m time trialFlag of Colombia.svg  Juliana Gaviria  (COL)35.041Flag of Colombia.svg  Diana García  (COL)35.311Flag of Venezuela.svg  Marynes Prada  (VEN)37.029
KeirinFlag of Colombia.svg  Juliana Gaviria  (COL)12.348Flag of Venezuela.svg  Marynes Prada  (VEN)n/aFlag of El Salvador.svg  Karen Cruz  (ESA)n/a
OminiumFlag of Venezuela.svg  Jennifer Cesar  (VEN)12Flag of Colombia.svg  Milena Salcedo  (COL)14Flag of Chile.svg  Paola Muñoz  (CHI)19
Points raceFlag of Chile.svg  Karla Vallejos  (CHI)42Flag of Venezuela.svg  Danielys García  (VEN)41Flag of Guatemala.svg  Cynthia Lee  (GUA)28
3 km individual pursuitFlag of Venezuela.svg  Lilibeth Chacón  (VEN)3:49.665Flag of Colombia.svg  María Luisa Calle  (COL)3:50.724Flag of Colombia.svg  Jessica Parra  (COL)n/a
4 km team pursuitFlag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Angie González
Danielys García
Jennifer Cesar
Lilibeth Chacón
4:51.162Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Jessica Parra
Lorena Vargas
Milena Salcedo
María Luisa Calle
4:51.668Flag of Chile.svg Chile
Denísse Ahumada
Valentina Monsalve
Paola Muñoz
Karla Vallejos
n/a
ScratchFlag of Venezuela.svg  Danielys García  (VEN)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Jennifer Cesar  (VEN)n/aFlag of Guatemala.svg  Nicolle Bruderer  (GUA)n/a
SprintFlag of Colombia.svg  Juliana Gaviria  (COL)n/aFlag of Colombia.svg  Diana García  (COL)n/aFlag of Venezuela.svg  Marynes Prada  (VEN)n/a
sprintFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia
Juliana Gaviria
Diana García
28.797Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
Estefany Torres
Genesis Enriquez
30.677Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela
Marynes Prada
Zuralmy Rivas
30.823

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Peru)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia  (COL)2212842
2Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela  (VEN)611926
3Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador  (ECU)1449
4Flag of Chile.svg  Chile  (CHI)13610
5Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala  (GUA)0022
6Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador  (ESA)0011
Totals (6 entries)30303090

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