Cycling at the 2015 Pan American Games – Men's omnium

Cycling – Men's omnium at the 2015 Pan American Games
Venue	Milton Velodrome
Dates	July 16–17
Competitors	11 from 11 nations
Medalists
Fernando Gaviria    Colombia   Ignacio Prado    Mexico   Gideoni Monteiro    Brazil
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The men's omnium competition of the cycling events at the 2015 Pan American Games was held on July 16 and 17 at the Milton Velodrome in Milton, Ontario. ^[1]

Schedule

All times are Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4).

Date	Time	Round
July 16, 2015	12:08	Scratch
July 16, 2015	12:54	Individual Pursuit
July 16, 2015	19:01	Elimination
July 17, 2015	11:24	1 km Time Trial
July 17, 2015	12:19	Flying Lap
July 17, 2015	19:40	Points Race
July 17, 2015	19:40	Overall

Results

Scratch

Rank	Name	Nation	Laps Down	Notes
1	José Ragonessi	Ecuador
2	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	-1
3	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	-1
4	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	-1
5	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	-1
6	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	-1
7	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	-1
8	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	-1
9	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago	-1
	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala	DNF
	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	DNF

Individual Pursuit

Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	4:25.189
2	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	4:26.931
3	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	4:28.097
4	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	4:28.935
5	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	4:34.279
6	José Ragonessi	Ecuador	4:37.811
7	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	4:39.971
8	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago	4:45.842
9	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	4:47.760
10	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala	4:53.659
11	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	4:57.454

Elimination

Rank	Name	Nation	Notes
1	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia
2	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil
3	Ignacio Prado	Mexico
4	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela
5	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago
6	José Ragonessi	Ecuador
7	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile
8	Mauro Richeze	Argentina
9	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada
10	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico
11	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala

1 km Time Trial

Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	1:03.824
2	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	1:04.882
3	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	1:04.910
4	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	1:05.181
5	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	1:05.545
6	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	1:05.894
7	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	1:06.005
8	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago	1:06.057
9	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	1:08.419
10	José Ragonessi	Ecuador	1:09.762
11	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala	1:10.475

Flying Lap

Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	13.433
2	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	13.480
3	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	13.644
4	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	13.687
5	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	13.718
6	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago	13.884
7	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	13.910
8	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	13.954
9	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	14.127
10	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala	14.804
11	José Ragonessi	Ecuador	15.115

Points Race

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	Notes
1	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	61
2	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	57
3	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	41
4	José Ragonessi	Ecuador	35
5	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	35
6	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	27
7	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	20
8	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	20
9	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala
9	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago
	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	DNF

Final Standings

Rank	Name	Nation	Scratch	Pursuit	Elim	Time Trial	Flying Lap	Points	Total	Notes
	Fernando Gaviria	Colombia	28	36	40	40	40	61	245
	Ignacio Prado	Mexico	30	34	36	34	28	57	219
	Gideoni Monteiro	Brazil	38	38	38	28	32	27	201
4	Mauro Richeze	Argentina	36	32	26	38	34	35	201
5	Rémi Pelletier-Roy	Canada	34	40	24	36	38	20	192
6	Cristopher Mansilla	Chile	26	24	28	30	36	41	185
7	José Ragonessi	Ecuador	40	30	30	22	20	35	177
8	Enrique Diaz Cedeno	Venezuela	32	28	34	32	26	20	172
9	Varun Maharajh	Trinidad and Tobago	24	26	32	26	30		138
10	Alfredo Ajpacaja Tax	Guatemala	-40	22	20	20	22		44
11	Eduardo Colon Ortiz	Puerto Rico	-40	20	22	24	24	-80	-30

References

1. Gregory, Michael (17 June 2014). "Milton to host Pan Am Games cycling time trial events". InsideHalton.com. Metroland Media Group . Retrieved 13 August 2014.