Cycling at the 2011 Pan American Games – Men's road race

The men's road race competition of the cycling events at the 2011 Pan American Games was held on October 22 at the Guadalajara Circuit in Guadalajara.[1] The defending Pan American Games champion is Wendy Cruz of the Dominican Republic.

Men's road race at the XVI Pan American Games
VenueGuadalajara Circuit
DatesOctober 22
Competitors53 from 21 nations
Medalists
   Netherlands Antilles
   Venezuela
   Cuba
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Schedule

All times are Central Standard Time (UTC-6).

Date Time Round
October 22, 201112:00Final

Results

53 competitors from 21 countries are scheduled to compete.[2]

RankRiderTime[3]
 Marc de Maar (AHO) 3:40:53
 Miguel Ubeto (VEN) 3:40:53
 Arnold Alcolea (CUB) 3:41:48
4  Arnold Olavarria (CHI) 3:41:48
5  Juan Arango (COL) 3:41:48
6  Segundo Navarrete (ECU) 3:41:56
7  Carlos Lopez (MEX) 3:41:59
8  Yans Arias (CUB) 3:42:04
9  Bayrin Guama (ECU) 3:43:55
10  Bernardo Colex (MEX) 3:44:17
11  Guillaume Boivin (CAN) 3:44:17
12  Honorio Machado (VEN) 3:45:02
13  Rafael Andriato (BRA) 3:45:02
14  Lizardo Benitez (CUB) 3:45:04
15  Darren Matthews (BAR) 3:45:04
16  Walter Perez (ARG) 3:45:04
17  Carlos Hernandez (GUA) 3:45:04
18  Manuel Rodas (GUA) 3:45:04
19  Ivan Casas (COL) 3:45:04
20  Gonzalo Garrido (CHI) 3:45:06
21  Artur Garcia (VEN) 3:45:06
22  Wendy Cruz (DOM) 3:45:06
23  Ignacio Sarabia (MEX) 3:45:06
24  Gregolry Panizo (BRA) 3:45:06
25  Weimar Roldan (COL) 3:45:14
26  Tomas Gil (VEN) 3:50:58
27  Deiber Esquivel (CRC) 3:50:58
28  Federico Ramirez (CRC) 3:50:58
29  Luis Macias (MEX) 3:50:58
30  Robert Britton (CAN) 3:50:58
31  Gregory Brenes (CRC) 3:50:58
32  Rémi Pelletier (CAN) 3:50:58
33  Ramon Martin (CUB) 3:50:58
34  Luis Mansilla (CHI) 3:50:58
35  Leandro Messineo (ARG) 3:50:58
36  Jorge Giacinti (ARG) 3:50:58
37  Nelson Sanchez (DOM) 3:50:58
38  Jose Ragonessi (ECU) 3:50:58
39  Andrey Sartasov (CHI) 3:50:58
40  Robert Marsh (ATG) 4:02:22
 Murilo Fischer (BRA) DNF
 Marlon Perez (COL) DNF
 Emile Abraham (TRI) DNF
 Carlos Quishpe (ECU) DNF
 Matias Medici (ARG) DNF
 Jean-Michel Lachance (CAN) DNF
 Dominic Ollivierre (VIN) DNF
 Luiz Tavares (BRA) DNF
 Marloe Rodman (JAM) DNF
 Fidel Mangal (LCA) DNF
 Jorge Pérez (DOM) DNF
 Wilfrid Camelia (AHO) DNF
 Charli Quiñonez (ESA) DNF

References

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