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Stage 7 - Stage 8 - Stage 9 - Stage 10 - Stage 11 - Stage 12 - Final GC Complete Starting List1. VANEGAS Jose Luis COL SOL COLOMBIA 2. MONTAÑA Raúl COL SOL COLOMBIA 3. BARRERA Elkin COL SOL COLOMBIA 4. BERNAL Julio COL SOL COLOMBIA 5. NIÑO Libardo COL SOL COLOMBIA 6. MONCADA Fredy COL SOL COLOMBIA 7. PIZZOLATO David ITA RUDY PROJECT 8. CASAGRANDE Ezio ITA RUDY PROJECT 9. BESSEGA Walter ITA RUDY PROJECT 10. TERRINONI Federico ITA RUDY PROJECT 11. DEGANO Enrico ITA RUDY PROJECT 13. SHUBERT Holger GER ALEMANIA 14. KOTULLA Jorgen GER ALEMANIA 15. WERNER Jurgen GER ALEMANIA 16. PAUL Steffen GER ALEMANIA 17. TROSTER Josep GER ALEMANIA 18. AYALA Victor MEX ALEMANIA 19. SPEAKS Steve USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 20. MONINGER Scott USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 21. DAHLBERG Nathan USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 22. MARTIN Paul USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 23. BISHOP Andy USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 24. KARTER Mike USA U.S. COMPOSITE TEAM 25. ROGELIN Daniel BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 26. DE SOUZA Glauber BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 27. QUADRI JUNIOR BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 28. PAGLIARINI Luciano BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 29. MAY Marcio BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 30. LERMEN Valdir BRA CALOI PETROBRAS 31. ANDRIOTO Dario ITA AMORE & VITA 32. ZUCCHI Simone ITA AMORE & VITA 33. CANNONE Marco ITA AMORE & VITA 34. MAGNUSSON Glen SWE AMORE & VITA 35. BALDONI Giuseppe ITA AMORE & VITA 36. CERRI Roberto ITA AMORE & VITA 37. RUIZ PATRICIO MEX SOL BENOTTO 38. LOPEZ Aulo Gelio MEX SOL BENOTTO 39. ZARATE Jesus MEX SOL BENOTTO 40. FONSECA Juan Carlos COL SOL BENOTTO 41. CARBAJAL Manuel A. MEX SOL BENOTTO 42. GRACIANO Eduardo MEX SOL BENOTTO 43. ALMONTE Juan Ahuatl MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 44. HUITZIL Aldo Colex MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 45. MEJIA Rogelio MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 46. MEJIA Miguel MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 47. CONTRERAS Juan Jose MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 48. SOTO Gerardo MEX PUEBLA KASINKA 49. SANCHEZ Juan Gabriel MEX VIVA TLAXCALA 51. PEREZ Vazquez Javier MEX VIVA TLAXCALA 52. PEREZ Jareth MEX VIVA TLAXCALA 54. ARIAS Sergio MEX VIVA TLAXCALA 55. AGUILAR Irving MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 56. MAXIMINO Juan Mendieta MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 57. HERNANDEZ Manuel MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 58. RIOS Roberto MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 59. HERNANDEZ Raúl MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 60. QUINTIN Juan Sanchez MEX EDO. DE MEXICO 61. JUAREZ Adán MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 62. JUAREZ Juan MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 63. AVILA Fernando MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 64. MARTINEZ Luis MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 65. VALENZUELA Christian MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 66. CRUZ Victor Manuel MEX QUIMICA SAN JOSE 67. MEZA Miguel MEX CODE JALISCO 68. JIMENEZ Jose Luis MEX CODE JALISCO 69. TEJADA Daniel MEX CODE JALISCO 70. NAVA Ricartes Oliveros MEX CODE JALISCO 71. CAMACHO Noe Germán MEX CODE JALISCO 72. RODRIGUEZ Victor MEX CODE JALISCO 73. ROMERO Angel MEX NUEVO LEON 74. SARABIA Carlos MEX NUEVO LEON 75. ARRIAGA Jose Luis MEX NUEVO LEON 76. HERRERA Ricardo MEX NUEVO LEON 77. HERNANDEZ Benjamin MEX NUEVO LEON 78. SEGURA Juan MEX NUEVO LEON 79. DEMEL Christoph AUT CONGUAJUDE 80. ROBLES Armando COL CONGUAJUDE 81. HERNANDEZ Pedro MEX CONGUAJUDE 82. GARCIA Jose Isabel MEX CONGUAJUDE 83. CASTELL Jose Luis MEX CONGUAJUDE 84. MALAGON Francisco MEX CONGUAJUDE 85. LONTSCHARITSCH Joseph AUT KARST MUSHER 86. ROBLES Jose COL KARST MUSHER 87. ALDAPE Antonio MEX KARST MUSHER 88. AVILA Israel MEX KARST MUSHER 89. SANCHEZ Alejandro MEX KARST MUSHER 90. SANCHEZ Hilarion MEX KARST MUSHER 91. RINCON Martin MEX TECOS U.A.G. 92. TORRES Sebastian MEX TECOS U.A.G. 93. AMARO Ricardo MEX TECOS U.A.G. 94. VELASCO Mario Alberto MEX TECOS U.A.G. 95. RAMOS Florencio MEX TECOS U.A.G. 96. DIERS Rene GER TECOS U.A.G. 97. LECHUGA Ernesto MEX AROVIC TURBO 98. DE LA GARMA Rodrigo MEX AROVIC TURBO 99. MONTIEL Felipe MEX AROVIC TURBO 100. PEREZ Alberto MEX AROVIC TURBO 101. RAMIREZ Federico CRC AROVIC TURBO 102. RANGEL Julio Cesar COL AROVIC TURBO 103. GONZALEZ Domingo MEX CORONA AGUA 104. ESTRADA Eduardo MEX CORONA AGUA 105. GONZALEZ Juan Luis MEX CORONA AGUA 106. ESPINOZA Eduardo MEX CORONA AGUA 108. OJEDA Aaron MEX CORONA AGUA 109. RIOS Luis Carlos MEX DULCES VERO 110. BRISEÑO Felipe MEX DULCES VERO 111. SANCHEZ Alfonso MEX DULCES VERO 112. BARRON Luis Rene MEX DULCES VERO 113. BAKKE Ollin USA DULCES VERO 114. Shaun Conkrite USA DULCES VERO 115. CAMIL Siddartha MEX COCA COLA 116. MONTIEL Adrian MEX COCA COLA 117. GONZALEZ Juan Pablo MEX COCA COLA 118. CANO Rene MEX COCA COLA 119. BRITO Roberto MEX COCA COLA 120. MORERA Luis Roberto CRC COCA COLA 121. ARROYO Miguel MEX CANEL´S TURBO 122. PEREZ Julio Alberto MEX CANEL´S TURBO 123. URIBE Eduardo MEX CANEL´S TURBO 124. VILLALOBOS Francisco MEX CANEL´S TURBO 125. TROMPA Omar COL CANEL´S TURBO 126. LADINO Gregorio COL CANEL´S TURBO Stage 1, Circuito Valle Oriente in Monterrey, 100 km:1. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 2.16.52 (avs 43.838 km/h) 2. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 0.01 3. Jose Luis Vanegas (Col) Sol Colombia 0.04 4. Eduardo Graciano (Mex) Sol Benotto 0.22 5. Jürgen Werner (Ger) Agro Adler 6. Enrico Degano (Ita) Rudy Project 7. Miguel Meza (Mex) Code Jalisco 8. Rene Diers (Ger) Team UAG 9. Nino Libardo (Col) 10. Daniel Tejado (Mex) 11. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) all s.t. Stage 2, La Cardona-Zacatecas, 188 kms:1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 5.09.59 (36.389 km/h) 2. Juan González (Mex) Corona 0.03 3. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 0.04 4. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.38 5. Nathan Dahlberg (NZ) US Composite 1.28 GC after Stage 2: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 7.27.02 (38.671 km/h) 2. Juan González (Mex) Corona 0.06 3. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 0.11 4. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.46 5. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.12 Stage 3, Zacatecas-Aguascalientes, 135 kms:1. Valdir Lermen (Bra) Caloi Brazil 2.50.30 (47.507 l/h) 2. Holger Schubert (Ger) Germany 0.01 3. Luciano Pagliarini (Bra) Caloi Brazil 4. Miguel Meza (Mex) Code Jalisco 5. Enrico Degano (Ita) Rudy Project 6. Eduardo Graciano (Mex) Sol Benotto 7. Joseph Lontscharitsh (Aut) Karst Musher 8. Jorgener Kotulla (Ger) Germany 9. David Pizzolato (Ita) Rudy Project 10. Andy Bishop (USA) USA Composite Team all s.t. GC after Stage 3: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol Benotto 10.17.39 2. Juan González (Mex) Corona 0.06 3. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite Team 0.11 4. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.45 5. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.12 6. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite Team 1.23 7. Jose Luis Vanegas (Col) Sol Colombia 1.35 8. Manuel Hernandez (Mex) Edo. de Mexico 1.42 9. Miguel Meza (Mex) Code Jalisco 1.43 10. Joseph Lontscharitsh (Aut) Karst Musher 1.44 Stage 4, Aguascalientes-León, 126 km:1. Juan Gabriel Sánchez (Mex) 3.08.43 2. Gerardo Soto (Mex) s.t. 3. José Luis Castell (Mex) 0.21 GC after Stage 4: unchanged from Stage 3 Stage 5, Guadalajara Circuit Race, 25 laps for 126.2 kms:1. Rene Diers (Ger) Team UAG 2.26.51 2. Antonio Aldape (Mex) 0.03 3. Junior Quadri (Bra) s.t. 4. Rodrigo de la Garma 5. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 6. Joseph Lontscharitsch (Aut) Karst Musher 7. Glen Magnusson (Swe) Amore e Vita 8. Holger Shubert (Ger) Germany 9. Enrico Degano (Ita) Rudy Project 10. Cristoph Demel, Conguajude GC after Stage 5: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol Benotto 2. Juan Luis Gonzalez (Mex) Corona 0.06 3. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite Team 0.11 4. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.45 5. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.12 Stage 5 Report German cyclist from Team UAG, René Diers, who was never amongst the list of favorites, launched a furious attack at 300 meters from the finish to reach the line swaying his arms and celebrating his victory in the 5th stage of the Ruta México 1998, which was contested over a circuit in the centre of Guadalajara. This fifth stage turned out to be spectacular and full of emotion and was celebrated in the avenues of 16 de Septiembre, Juárez, Federalismo, Jesús García and Alcalde. Only a few thousand enjoyed the competition, mainly along the finish line located in front of the Plaza de Armas. The crowds were well down on usual numbers. A total of 117 cyclists set out for the 25 laps for a total of 126.2 kms, instead of the 100 kms which was originally announced. The stage was full of surprises amongst them a fall on lap eight, right in front of the finish line. The space available for the riders was not wide enough and some riders touched the legs of the barriers, with 22 riders falling on the ground. Graciano, Patricio Ruiz, Hilarión Sánchez and many more were involved and lost up to one minute and 50 seconds, even though the majority of them was able to recuperate and connect with the main group. This stage had an intermediate prize at lap 13, which was won by René Diers, beating Ernesto Lechuga from Team Arovic Turbo and Víctor Rodríguez from the Jalisco selection in the sprint. There were several breakaway attempts but none would be able to open more than a 12 second gap. On lap 23, Noé Germán Camacho, of the Jalisco Team tried to attack and was joined by American Steve Speaks, but by lap 24 the peloton rejoined and the bell was rung for the last lap. Five minutes later one could see the sirens and flashing lights from afar and behind them René Diers, who quickly escaped the peloton, like the fox from the hounds. Seeing that victory was his, he looked back and saw behind him Antonio Aldape, from Karst de Guanajuato and Brazilian Junior Quadri. Diers' time was 2 hours, 26 minutes and 51 seconds. Followed by Mexican Antonio Aldape with a time of 2:26:54 and Brazilian Junior Quadri, with the same time of 2:26:54. Stage 6, Zamora-Morelia, 154 kms:1. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 3.37.10 (42.548 km/h) 2. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 0.04 3. José Robles (Col) Karst 4. Joseph Lontscharitsch (Aut) Karst Musher 5. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 6. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 7. Irving Aguilar (Mex) Edomex 8. Julio Bernal (Col) Sol Colombia 9. Libardo Niño (Col) Sol Colombia 10. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México all s.t. GC after Stage 6: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 19.32.40 2. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 0.11 3. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.31 4. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.12 5. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 1.23 6. José Luis Vanegas (Col) Sol Colombia 1.35 7. Juan González (Mex) Canels 1.18 8. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 1.38 9. Joseph Lontscharitsch (Aut) Karst 1.41 10. Irving Aguilar (Mex) Edomex 1.43 Stage 6 Report Mexican riders shined today on the mountains of Huamantla by taking first and second places in a close battle with Colombian cyclists. The group commanded by Mexican Miguel Arroyo did the impossible to win and even stayed back for his compatriot Siddharta Camil, who crossed the finish line first with a time of 3.37.10. Camil was thus able to beat Miguel Arroyo and Colombian José Robles, who were second and third respectively in the stage, with a time of 3.37.14. Colombian Juan Carlos Fonseca remains the overall leader with a time of 19:32:40 after covering a total of 809.2kms. Camil is now in third place of the overall with a time of 19:33:11. It seemed like this win would never come, but with only 16kms covered the Mexicans started to become active. On kilometer 34, Mexican Julio Alberto Pérez took command of the peloton until km. 45. On the first mountain prize at El Pueblito (Km. 50), the Colombians seemed to wake up, because José Luis Vanegas crossed it first, followed by Raúl Montaña and Libardo Niño making it 1-2-3, but in the next 10kms the Colombians would be absorbed by the peloton. The first intermediate prize would be at km. 63 in the region of Zacapu and the fans would witness American Andy Bishop crossing it first, followed by German Rene Riers and Mexican Irving Aguilar. After this, Costa Rican Federico Ramírez and Austrian would go away from the peloton and seemed to be headed for glory. At the second intermediate prize (106km) the Austrian crossed in front followed by Ramírez and Riers. The second mountain prize came in the town of El Tigre (117kms) with Arroyo crossing first followed by Colombians Miguel Robles and Vanegas. Stage 7, Morelia-Querétaro, 198 kms:1. Holger Schubert (Ger) Germany 4.23.49 2. Miguel Meza (Mex) Code Jalisco s.t. 3. Joseph Lontscharitsh (Aut) Karst Musher s.t. 4. Marcio May (Bra) s.t. 5. Junior Quadri (Bra) s.t GC after Stage 7: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 23.56.29 2. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 0.11 3. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.31 4. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.12 5. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 1.23 6. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 1.38 Stage 7 Report In a dramatic finish, German Holger Shubert won the 7th stage which finished in Queretaro with a time of 4.23.49 (198 kms). The second and third place went to Mexican Miguel Meza and Austrian Joseph Lontscharitsch with a time of 4:23.49 respectively, in a close finish in front of about a thousand people. The seventh stage began with an attack from Mexican Miguel Meza. The first intermediate prize was taken by American Andy Bishop who launched a sprint to take it, followed by German, Holger Shubert and Meza. From that point on the three steadily put distance on the peloton. At kilometer 53 there was a big fall which split the peloton, taking Italian Cannone Marco out of the race, while Meza continued to drive the break with Shubert. They were later joined by German Steffen Paul and Mexicans Eduardo Uribe and Víctor Manuel Cruz. The breakaway now had 8 riders which were working well together and the peloton didn't appear to be in a hurry to bring them back. The stage was taken by German Shubert in a tight finish. The overall lead remains with Colombian Juan Carlos Fonseca with a time of 23 hours, 56 minutes and 29 seconds, after concluding the seventh stage between American Steve Speaks is second at 11 seconds and Mexican Siddharta Camil third at 31 seconds. Stage 8, Palmillas, 140 kms:1. Joseph Lontscharitsh (Aut) Karst Musher 3.36.41 2. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México s.t. 3. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite s.t. GC after Stage 8: 1. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 27.33.24 2. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 0.51 3. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 0.57 Stage 8 Report Austrian Joseph Lontscharitsch won the 8th stage of la Ruta Ciclista México 98, with a time of 3:36.41, over 140 kms. Second position went to Mexican Jesús Zárate and third place went to American Scott Moninger, both with the same time. This eight stage had to be shortened by 59kms. because of extensive road damage. The start was at Palmillas. The first mountain prize was located in Bovini, with José Luis Vanegas taking first, followed by Montaña and Fonseca a with Miguel Arroyo after them. At this time the group of four had remained in front of the peloton with Mexicans Jesús Zárate, José Luis Jiménez and Miguel Meza opening a 21 second gap to try to take the second intermediate prize. But the prize would be taken by Colombian Vanegas, followed by American Bishop and Mexican Zárate. During this part of the race was when some of the prizes had to be eliminated due to the road conditions. At around 20 kms the Colombian attack would be absorbed by the peloton lead by Austrian Joseph Lontscharitsch, who would end up taking the stage. Stage 9, Toluca-Taxco, 155 kms:1. Niño Libardo (Col) Sol-Colombia 3.33.22 2. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 0.03 3. José Robles (Col) Karst Musher 0.12 4. Gregorio Ladino (Col) 0.17 5. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 0.22 6. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México s.t. 7. José Luis Vanegase (Col) 0.24 8. Antonio Aldape (Mex) 0.43 9. Elkin Barrera (Col) 1.37 10. Joseph Lontscharitsch (Aut) Karst Musher 2.00 GC after Stage 9: 1. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 31.08.05 2. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 0.02 3. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 0.08 4. José Robles (Col) Karst Musher 0.25 5. Antonio Aldape (Mex) Karst Musher 1.04 6. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 1.33 7. Joseph Lontscharitsch (Aut) Karst Musher 1.54 8. Niño Libardo (Col) Sol-Colombia 3.37 9. Federico Ramírez (Cos) 4.56 10. Steve Speaks (USA) US Composite 6.23 Stage 9 Report Colombian Juan Carlos Fonseca regained the GC leadership after Stage 9. Mexican Miguel Arroyo also continues to ride well and maintained second on the GC. On Wednesday the race had to contend with gale force winds but on Thursday it was the searing hot weather in the region of Guerrero and the tough climbs that sorted the riders out. From the start of the stage, Eduardo Graciano attacked, and was later joined by Juan Luis González and Camil Siddartha. This caused a reaction in the peloton, which was lead by Team Sol-Benotto. The breakaway was neutralized after 138 kms as as select group of nine riders ran them down. The overnight GC leader, American Steve Speaks had now lost his jersey "on the road" by missing this break as the hills got tougher. Speaks started to have problems from the ascent of Ixtapan and even though he later connected with the second group, the mountain top finish ended up knocking him from his top place in the overall. Of the nine riders involved in the breakaway there were a few like "El Halcón de Huamantla" Arroyo, José Robles, Antonio Aldape and Scott Moninger, who were well placed overall. During the descent to the tourist spot finish, Colombian Gregorio Ladino, Arroyo's teammate in Canel's-Turbo, attacked from the breakaway and once he opened a gap, he was followed by compatriot Libardo Niño, from Team Sol-Colombia. But Niño had instructions to prevent both Arroyo and Moninger from taking the time bonuses at the finish line, since Fonseca was suffering in the last meters and was dropped by the lead group. Niño counter-attacked and went off alone, but was quickly chased and passed by Arroyo, who had also left the group; Niño held his wheel and was able to attack the Mexican one more time, 500 meters from the finish. Niño, the winner for Team Sol-Colombia, finished the stage with a time of 3.33.22; Arroyo was second at 3 seconds and Colombian José Robles, from Team Karst Musher, finished third at 12 seconds. Jesús Zárate, teammate of the new overall leader and who had started second overall before the stage, lost 2.01 in the stage. Stage 10, Taxco-Cuernavaca, 120 kms:1. Fredy Moncada (Col) 3.07.05 2. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 0.01 3. Miguel Meza (Mex) Code Jalisco 0.17 ... 9. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 0.25 GC after Stage 10: 1. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canels 34.15.37 2. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 0.01 3. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 0.09 Stage 11, Cuautla - La Malinche1. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola 5.58.44 2. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canel's Turbo 0.23 3. Julio Alberto Pérez (Mex) Canel's Turbo 1.30 GC after Stage 11: 1. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canel's Turbo 40.14.38 2. José Robles (Col) Karst Musher 2.09 3. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 2.34 4. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 2.46 Stage 12, Paseo de la Reforma circuit in Mexico City, 100 km:1. Andy Bishop (USA) US Composite 2.37.45 (38,33 km/h) 2. Siddharta Camil (Mex) Coca Cola s.t. 3. Felipe Briseño (Mex) Dulces Vero 0.02 4. Hilario Sánchez (Mex) Karst Musher 1.31 5. Julio Bernal (Col) Sol Colombia 1.34 6. Luis Rios (Mex) Dulces Vero 1.39 7. Israel Avila (Mex) Karst Musher 1.42 8. Paul Martin (USA) US Composite s.t. 9. Ollie Bakke (USA) Dulces Vero 1.44 10. Glen Magnusso (Swe) Amore e Vita 1.50 1. Miguel Arroyo (Mex) Canel's Turbo 42.54.18 2. José Robles (Col) Karst Musher 2.05 3. Juan Carlos Fonseca (Col) Sol México 2.34 4. Scott Moninger (USA) US Composite 2.46 5. Joseph Lontscharisch (Aut) Karst Musher 4.25 6. Nino Libardo (Col) Sol-Colombia 4.43 7. Antonio Aldape (Mex) Karst Musher 6.41 8. José Vanegas (Col) Sol Colombia 9.38 9. Federico Ramírez (Crc) Arovic Turbo 10.19 10. Jesús Zárate (Mex) Sol México 10.28 Mountains
1. Jose Luis Vanegas (Col) Sol Colombia 55 pts |