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9th Doble Copacabana de Ciclismo - 2.5
Bolivia, November 4-9, 2003
2002 results Stage List Start List Past winners
The Stages
- Stage 1 - November 4: Villa Adele-Ayo Ayo-La Paz, 155 km
- Stage 2 - November 5: Río Seco - Desaguadero - La Paz, 196 km
- Stage 3 - November 6: La Paz ITT, 20 km
- Stage 4 - November 7: La Paz Viacha, 76 km
- Stage 5a - November 8: El Alto-Achacachi-Tiquina
- Stage 5b - November 8: San Pedro de Tiquina-Copacabana
- Stage 6a - November 9: Copacabana-Kasani-Tiquina
- Stage 6b - November 9: San Pablo de Tiquina-La Paz
Photography
Images by AFP Photo/Aizar Raldes. For a thumbnail gallery of these images click here
- Michael Tromborg (Denmark) wins stage 2 into La Paz
- Roberto Bracamonte (La Paz) rides on his home roads in stage 3
- Thomas Pedersen (Denmark) rides in stage 3
- Francisco Cabrera (Team Lider - La Polar) rides past the presidential palace in La Paz during stage 3's hill-climb time trial
- Knudsen Morten and Michael Tromborg (Denmark) cross over the bridge of the Americas in downtown La Paz on stage 4
- Andrei Sartasov (Team Lider - La Polar) leads team-mate Gonzalo Salas and Ruben Vasquez over the Bridge of the Americas in downtown La Paz
- Wagner Romero (Puerto Suarez) leads a group of riders through downtown La Paz on stage 4
- The peloton passes through a mountain village watched by locals
- Victor Herrera (Santur Casa Daco) leads a group of six on his way to winning stage 5a
- Victor Herrera (Santur Casa Daco) leads a small group near the end of stage 5a
- Hugo Osorio (Santur Casa Daco) rides in stage 5a to Tiquina
- Noel Vasquez (Loteria Del Tachira) leads Gonzalo Salas (Team Lider - La Polar) y Glen Bak (Denmark)
- Andrei Sartasov (Team Lider - La Polar) claims victory in stage 6b
- Members of the Venezuelan team celebrate their victory in the teams classification
- Alvaro Sierra (Agua A. Antioqueño) smiles on the podium
- Colombian Alvaro Sierra (Agua A. Antioqueño) raises the overall winner's cup
Start list
Aguardiente Antioqueño - Epm.Net Loteria Del Tachira 1 Alvaro Sierra 11 Noel Vasquez 2 Mauricio Ortega 12 César Salazar 3 Oscar Alvarez 13 Aldrin Salamanca 4 Arles Castro 14 Yeisson Delgado 5 Oved Yecid Ramirez 15 Tommy Alcedo 6 Jeovanny Chacon 16 Oscar Luna Team Lider - La Polar Glas Casa Real 21 Andrei Sartasov 31 Heriberto Acosta 22 Claus Plaut 32 Marcelo Rivera 23 Gonzalo Salas 33 Rubén Velasquez 24 Jaime Bretti 34 José Rodriguez 25 Francisco Cabrera 35 Roger Rivera 26 Antonio Cabrera 36 Horacio Gallardo Pio Rico Inca Perugen 41 Cid Martinez 51 Alfredo Reynoso 42 Arnold Zapata 52 Gustavo Rios 43 Marco Antonio Torrico 53 Percy Osco 44 Marcelo Vasquez 54 Raúl Rodriguez 45 Alvaro Montaño 55 Jorge Reynoso 46 Guido Garcia 56 Paul Ramirez Pollito Rico Santur Casa Daco 61 Sandro Rodriguez 71 Alexis Rojas 62 Benedicto Zenteno 72 Victor Hugo Gonzales 63 Oscar Soliz 73 Victor Herrera 64 Yamil Montaño 74 Jhonny Ruiz 65 Raúl Escobar 75 Hugo Ferney Osorio 66 Pedro Chambilla 76 Gregorio Ladino Club Charcas Denmark 81 Juan Cotumba 91 Glen Bak 82 Santiago Llave 92 Thomas Pedersen 83 David Condori 93 Michael Tronborg 84 Jhon Soliz 94 Nicki Olsen 85 Richard Acarapi 95 Morten Knudsen 86 Ariel Conitzer 96 Rasimus Hansen La Paz Emisa - Oruro 101 Hugo Carvajal 111 Alfredo Rios 102 Angel Torrez 112 Zenón Paton 103 Juan Gabriel Choque 113 Herminio Cortez 104 Grober Carvajal 114 José Luis Lima 105 Gonzalo Mamani 115 Richard Espinoza 106 Roberto Bracamonte 116 Ramiro Caceres Copacabana El Alto 121 Manuel Condori 131 Ramón Cahuaya 122 Rogelio Mamani 132 Julio Torrez 123 Rogelio Acahuana 133 Marcelo Condori 124 Remberto Bracamonte 134 Angel Pizza 125 Nelson Murillo 135 Milton Siñani 126 Rolando Rivas 136 Javier Canaviri Puerto Suarez 141 Wagner Romero 142 Edson Corradi 143 Jorge Cuellar 144 Marcelo Barboza 145 Grover Rocha 146 Jorge Bustamante
Past winners
2002 Francisco Colorado (Col) Aguardiente Antioqueño 2001 Jairo Pérez (Col) 2000 Ismael Sarmiento (Col) 1999 Jairo Pérez (Col) 1998 Ismael Sarmiento (Col) 1997 Graciano Fonseca (Col) Past winners by Mario Stiehl, www.world-of-cycling.com
