2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships

The 2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships took place at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 4–7, 2017.[1] This was the 32nd edition of the continental championship.[2] The event gave berths for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games.[3][4]

2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships
VenueSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic
Date(s) (2017-05-04 - 2017-05-07)May 4–7, 2017
Nations participating27
Events8

Medal summary

Men
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Nelson Soto
 Colombia[5]		 José Aguirre
 Mexico		 Juan Sebastián Molano
 Colombia
Individual time trial José Rodríguez
 Chile[6]		 Rodrigo Contreras
 Colombia		 Manuel Rodas
 Guatemala

Women
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Paola Muñoz
 Chile[7]		 Wellyda Rodrigues
 Brazil		 Skylar Schneider
 United States
Individual time trial Chloé Dygert
 United States[6]		 Tayler Wiles
 United States		 Marlies Mejías
 Cuba

Under 23 Men
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Matías Muñoz
 Chile[8]		 Germán Tivani
 Argentina		 José Alfredo Santoyo
 Mexico
Individual time trial José Alexis Rodríguez
 Costa Rica[6]		 Ian Garrison
 United States		 Germán Tivani
 Argentina

Under 23 Women
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual road race Wellyda Rodrigues
 Brazil		 Skylar Schneider
 United States		 Tatielle Valadares
 Brazil
Individual time trial Chloé Dygert
 United States[6]		 Aranza Villalón
 Chile		 Jessica Parra
 Colombia

Results

Men elite road race
RankRiderNationTime
Nelson Soto[9] Colombia3:18:47
José Aguirre Mexico3:18:47
Juan Sebastián Molano Colombia3:18:47
4Francisco Chamorro Argentina3:18:47
5Ignacio Maldonado Uruguay3:18:47
6Xavier Quevedo Venezuela3:18:47
7Diego Milán Dominican Republic3:18:47
8Elías Tello Chile3:18:47
9Pablo Anchieri Uruguay3:18:47
10Jesús Pérez Venezuela3:18:47
11Julio Padilla Guatemala3:18:47
12Byron Guamá Ecuador3:18:47
13Phillip Clarke Barbados3:18:47
14Felix Nodarse Cuba3:18:47
15Kélian Duro France3:18:47
16Efren Santos Mexico3:18:47
17Juan José Cueto Dominican Republic3:18:47
18Boris Carène France3:18:47
19Royner Navarro Peru3:18:47
20Allan Hernández Honduras3:18:47
21Onel Santa Clara Cuba3:18:47
22Pedro Gutiérrez Venezuela3:18:47
23Yans Arias Cuba3:18:47
24Alder Torres Guatemala3:18:47
25Dorian Monterroso Guatemala3:18:47
26Segundo Navarrete Ecuador3:18:47
27Fernando Briceño Venezuela3:18:47
28Manuel Rhodes Guatemala3:18:47
29Robert Steward Belize3:18:47
30Samuel Gevan Trinidad and Tobago3:18:47
31Ruben Ramos Argentina3:18:47
32Jorge Torres Honduras3:18:47
33Xavier Santana Puerto Rico3:18:47
34William Guzmán Dominican Republic3:18:47
35Dominique Mahyo Bermuda3:18:47
36Fredy González Bolivia3:18:47
37Máximo Rojas Venezuela3:18:47
38Frank Consuegra Cuba3:18:47
39Juan Rendón Colombia3:18:47
40Ulises Alfredo Castillo Mexico3:18:47
41Ismael Sánchez Dominican Republic3:18:47
42José Luis Rodríguez Chile3:18:47
43Jesse Kelly Barbados3:18:47
44Paul Denobrega Guyana3:18:47
45Alejandro Morales Chile3:18:47
46Rene Corella Mexico3:18:47
47Jonathan Caicedo Ecuador3:18:47
48Gonzalo Najar Argentina3:18:47
49Laureano Rosas Argentina3:18:47
50Adderlyn Cruz Dominican Republic3:18:47
51Martial Rene France3:18:47
52Ignacio Sarabia Mexico3:18:47
53José Alarcón Venezuela3:18:47
54Luis Sepúlveda Chile3:18:47
55Manuel Rodas Guatemala+00:00:01
56José Aguirre Mexico+00:00:18
57Nicolás Naranjo Argentina+00:00:18
58Alex Cano Colombia+00:00:36
59Gonzalo Garrido Chile+00:00:39
60Alfredo Ajpacaja Guatemala+00:01:54
61Ron Vasquez Belize+00:03:08
62Facundo Lezica Argentina+00:03:08
63Felipe Peñaloza Chile+00:03:58
64Argenis Vanegas Nicaragua+00:06:09
65Jorge Montenegro Ecuador+00:07:34
66Edgar Arana Belize+00:11:47
67Sebastián Trillini Argentina+00:12:36
68Roger Artiaga Nicaragua+00:12:36
69Junior Niles Guyana+00:15:09
70Jean Nulo Haiti+00:15:53
 Qualified for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games

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