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Tour de San Luis - 2.1
Argentina, January 19-25, 2009
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Stage 2 - January 20: San Luis/La Toma - Mirador Del Potrero, 174.4 km
Younger Haedo sweeps the jerseys in San Luis
By Kirsten Robbins in San Luis, Argentina
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Sebastian Haedo's (Colavita-Sutter Home) virtual race lead became a reality when he convincingly sprinted to the Tour of San Luis stage two victory atop the ascent to the Mirrador del Potrero finish line. He won the tactical sprint ahead of his all-day breakaway companions Nazaret Prado (Team Brazil) and Alfredo Lucero (Team Argentina). The trio broke away forty kilometres into the 175-kilometre race and held off the chasing peloton by a two-minute margin.
"This was an incredible day for me, especially to get these jerseys," Haedo said. "We rode fast in the beginning and gained a lot of time on the field and then lost a lot of that in the last forty kilometres. But, it was really hot today. Lucero was attacking on the climb to the finish but in the last metres of the race I was able to sprint around and take this victory."
Haedo started the day in fourth place on the general classification, six seconds behind the stage one victor Mattis Gavazzi (Diquigiovani). He now leads the race by sixteen seconds ahead of second placed Lucero. Venezuelan Carlos Ochoa (Diquigiovanni) was the first rider from the peloton to reach the top of the five kilometre climb, behind the leaders. His efforts put him in third place, two and a half minutes back.
Like his elder brother Juan Jose Haedo (Saxo Bank), the younger Haedo is best known for his speedy sprint. He currently leads the best sprinter competition based on accumulated points. Furthermore, he gathered enough points at the intermediate climb and at the finish line to lead the climbers competition.
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"I never expected to have all the jerseys," said Haedo who won both mid-race sprints and took third place in the mid-race climb. "But okay, because I was in the breakaway for so many kilometres, I got a lot of points. I was sprinting for the intermediate sprints. I did not contest the one intermediate climb, we were all working very well together."
The three gained more than fifteen minutes on the peloton by mid-race. The lengthy margin began to drop rapidly as they approached the base of the final climb with twenty kilometres to go. Diquigiovanni set a strong tempo at the front, less because they had the leader's jersey and more because they had two talented climbers in Ochoa and Columbian Jose Serpa, who placed fifth. They graciously received help from the Spanish professional team Andalucia-Cajasur.
"The problem today was that the other teams did not contribute to the race," said directeur sportif Gianni Savio. "So, we spoke realistically of our objectives. This is the first race of the year and we don't have cyclists in grand condition for what we needed of them today. We had good climbers to keep for the climb and we used them there. The only team that helped was Andalucia."
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The trio's advantage may have been falling fast but it still left them enough time to play out a tactical finale. Lucero tested his legs several times to try to rid the other two but Prado responded to every move. Six seconds separated Lucero and Haedo in the general classification. As the virtual leader and the fastest sprinter of the three, Haedo kept a close eye on Lucero and put in a bid for his victory with 200 metres to go.
"I tried really hard to get away from Haedo and Prado but they were there every time I looked back," said Lucero, a native of San Luis. "It was a very tactical finish but we had so much time on the other riders that it was possible. It is really nice to be on the podium here. It was a really good stage and we all worked together very well today. I'm going to do my best tomorrow in the time trial – Do everything I can to try to win the race."
Stage three treats the international field to a twenty-kilometre time trial set to start at the San Luis velodromo. Haedo admitted that time trialing is not his best talent but that he would do what he could to maintain the race lead.
How it unfolded
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Argentina's scorching heat and humidity greeted the riders at the start of Tour of San Luis' stage two. Riders were spotted seeking precious shade next to the buildings and under the trees in the plaza centre. The race kicked off outside the Casa de Gobierno. Hundreds of fans came out to watch the riders set off on the 175 kilometre road race that catered to the climbers. It was the first of three stages designed to end with a mountain top finish.
The Chilean national team wasted no time getting down to business, launching the first of many attacks with in the first five kilometres. A successful eight-man break was established that included Andy Jacques-Maynes (Bissell), Juan Gaspari (Argentina), Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas), Gustabo Borcard (Argentina U23), Alessandro Proni (ISD), Jose Carrasco (Andalucia-Cajasur) and two Diquigiovanni riders Luca Celli and Jose Serpa.
Mattia Gavazzi (Diquigiovanni) took the celeste leader's jersey after winning the sprint in the previous days opening stage. He benefited from having two teammates represented in the early move. It took pressure off the team from having to control the peloton with a quick tempo.
They passed the first KOM tactically. Serpa won the four-kilometre long category three climb ahead of Proni and Gaspari. Not long after the opening climb, the peloton reeled in the break. Almost immediately upon their return, the most significant breakaway of the day set sail.
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The newly formed group of three included Sebastian Haedo (Colavita-Sutter Home), Alfredo Lucero (Argentina-A) and Nazaret Prado (Scott-Brazil). "I was pretty far back in the overall so being in the break was a good situation for me," said Prado, who had not expected to gain the large amount of time that they did. "We worked really well together, everyone was taking even turns all the way to the bottom of the last climb."
The trio worked well together, rotating over the undulating terrain and gained a time gap of ten minutes on the peloton within the next forty kilometres. Haedo picked up the first intermediate sprint of the stage, located in small-town La Toma, 85 kilometres into the race.
The tranquilo peloton was content to let an additional two Chilean national team riders gain a two-minute advantage. The Chileans remained in no mans land, ten minutes behind the leaders and several minutes ahead of the bunch until they were reeled back in with toward the finish.
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Haedo took full points in the second intermediate sprint located 113 kilometres into the stage in the small town of Saladillo. The sprinters were not contested by his two companions. He accumulated 6 points to take the lead of the sprinter's competition, one point ahead of Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell).
Their margin exploded to sixteen minutes following the final sprint of the day as they continued to act like teammates. They shared food and refreshments including extra bottles of water needed for a cool shower to help fight from overheating in the sun.
Diquigiovanni took their positions at the front of the field to set a quick tempo with help from Andalucia-Cajasur in the last half of the race. The team liked their odds of having three strong climbers to reduce the gap further before the leaders reached the top.
"The intent was that one of the three would attack to separate the teams on the climb," said Savio. "Jackson Rodriguez attacked at the base and Ochao counter attacked with two kilometres to the finish. The final rider, Serpa, was saved for the finish."
According to Savio his two climbers are good time trialists and he hopes they will get closer to the leader's jersey in the next two climbing stages. "They will not win the time trial or the jersey tomorrow," Savio said. "But they will be able to maintain their placing for now and when we go to the climb La Carolina in stage four, we hope to do well there."
Photography
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- Basso checks out the weather before the start and realises that shades will be good while long sleeves won't be.
- Haedo takes a breather in a break where everyone did their share at the front.
- Haedo leads a cooling-off Lucero and Prado.
- Liquigas at the front
- The tour is in Argentina alright.
- Liquigas in the bunch
- The peloton rides through pretty Argentina.
- The peloton followed the break in respectful distance and was concerned about staying cool.
- With the mountains at the end the field strung out on the lead-up to the climb.
- The break of the day powers up the final climb.
- Carlos Ochoa (Diquigiovanni) attacks the final climb hard and finishes fourth.
- Lucas Sebastian Haedo wins the stage after the three-man break survived the day.
- Haedo is proud of his leader's jersey and happy that he gets to share the moment with his father.
- The break filled the podium with (l-r) second-placed Nazaret Prado (Brazil), winner Lucas Sebastian Haedo and third-placed Alfredo Lucero (Argentina A).
- Gabriel Curucet is the president of the Argentinean cycling federation and congratulates the winner.
Images by Pablo Cersosimo Photography
- The colourful peloton against the scenic backdrop of San Luis.
- The Liquigas team is getting in some solid early season training.
- The peloton was sluggish in the heat.
- Andy Jacques-Maynes (Bissell) reaches for a drink while riding in the breakaway.
- José Antonio Carrasco (Andalucia-Cajasur)
- Jesus Rosendo (Andalucia-Cajasur) leads the peloton.
- The eight-man breakaway went early in the second stage.
- The peloton chugs away up the climb, with many riders conserving energy in the hot conditions.
- The late-race break with Sebastian Haedo (Colavita-Sutter Home), Alfredo Lucero (Argentina-A) and Nazaret Prado (Scott-Brazil)
- Sebastian Haedo (Colavita) won the stage from the breakaway and took over the lead in the GC, mountains and sprint classifications.
Results
1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 4.14.57 (41,043 km/h) 2 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 3 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 0.03 4 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Diquigiovanni 2.13 5 Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Col) Diquigiovanni 2.16 6 Xavier Tondo (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 2.18 7 Jorge Giacinti (Arg) Argentina National Team A 2.26 8 Ignacio Pereyra (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2.28 9 Jackson Rodriguez (Ven) Diquigiovanni 10 Marco Arriagada (Chi) Chile National Team A 11 Ben Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 12 Gustavo Lopez (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2.30 13 Andry Grivko (Ukr) Team ISD 2.40 14 David Blanco (Spa) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 15 Renato Seabra (Bra) Brazil National Team 2.41 16 Javier Ramirez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 17 Gabriel Brizuela (Arg) Argentina National Team B 18 Ivan Basso (Ita) Liquigas 19 Nelson Vitorino (Por) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 20 Jesus Rosendo Prado (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 21 Matti Breschel (Den) Saxo Bank 22 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 23 Gerardo Fernadez (Arg) Argentina National Team A 24 Alejandro Marque (Spa) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 2.58 25 Luis Amaran (Cub) Colavita Sutter Home 3.11 26 Lasse Bøchman (Den) Saxo Bank 27 Tom Zirbel (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 3.14 28 Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Liquigas 3.22 29 Dirk Müller (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 3.24 30 Jose Alberto Benitez (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 31 Jesús Del Nero (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 32 Brian Vandborg (Den) Liquigas 3.31 33 Dmytro Grabovsky (Ukr) Team ISD 3.34 34 Josue Moyano (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 35 Gaston Agüero (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 3.56 36 Nestor Pias (Uru) Uruguay National Team 4.00 37 Davide Frattini (Ita) Colavita Sutter Home 4.16 38 Reldeys Perez (Cub) Cuba National Team 4.17 39 David De La Fuente Rasilla (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 4.31 40 Alessandro Proni (Ita) Team ISD 41 Roberto-Antonio Richeze (Arg) Argentina National Team B 4.33 42 Juan Gaspari (Arg) Argentina National Team A 43 Andy Guptill (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 44 Ricardo Serrano González (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 45 Luis Bravo (Chi) Chile National Team A 4.56 46 Kjell Carlström (Fin) Liquigas 47 Murilo Fischer (Bra) Liquigas 48 Juan Magallanes (Mex) Mexico National Team 49 Leonardo Scarselli (Ita) Team ISD 50 Péter Kusztor (Hun) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 5.09 51 Rida Cador (Hun) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 5.11 52 Mauricio Morandi (Bra) Brazil National Team 5.15 53 Sergio Godoy (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 5.33 54 Cesar Oliva (Chi) Chile National Team B 55 Nico Schneider (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 56 Andy Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 57 Edwin Avila (Col) Colombia National Team 58 Fabricio Morandi (Bra) Brazil National Team 59 Florian Solzinger (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 60 Hernan Cline (Uru) Uruguay National Team 61 Richad Mascaranas (Uru) Uruguay National Team 62 Patricio Almonacid (Chi) Chile National Team A 5.56 63 John Fredy Parra (Col) Colombia National Team 5.59 64 Arles Castro (Col) Colombia National Team 65 Martin Garrido (Arg) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 66 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) Colombia National Team 67 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 6.03 68 Jorge Soto (Uru) Uruguay National Team 6.08 69 Alonso Lisuandi (Cub) Cuba National Team 6.13 70 Emanuel Guevara (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 6.18 71 Benat Intxausti Elorriaga (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 6.20 72 Guillermo Brunetta (Arg) Argentina National Team B 6.30 73 Milton Brito (Chi) Chile National Team A 6.37 74 Mariano De Fino (Uru) Uruguay National Team 6.41 75 Pablo Pintos (Uru) Uruguay National Team 7.00 76 Ramiro Cabrera (Uru) Uruguay National Team 77 Ljungqvist Marcus (Swe) Saxo Bank 7.14 78 Jason McCartney (USA) Saxo Bank 79 Claudio Claveles (Arg) Argentina National Team B 7.17 80 Luis Sepulveda (Chi) Chile National Team A 7.29 81 Juan Curuchet (Arg) Argentina National Team A 82 Pedro Palma (Chi) Chile National Team B 83 Bernardo Colex Tepoz (Mex) Mexico National Team 84 Luis Fernando Macías (Mex) Mexico National Team 85 Marcel Fischer (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 8.01 86 Eric Baumann (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 8.20 87 Andreas Schillinger (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 88 Ariel Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team B 89 Francisco Jose Martinez Perez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 90 Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Nor) Saxo Bank 91 Pablo Seisdedos (Chi) Chile National Team B 92 Frank Scherzinger (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 93 Jean Schuter (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 94 Walter Perez (Arg) Argentina National Team A 95 Juan José Haedo (Arg) Saxo Bank 96 Gonzalo Miranda (Chi) Chile National Team A 97 José Antonio Carrasco Ramirez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 98 Anibal Andres Borrajo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 99 Vasiliev Krasimir (Bul) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 100 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 101 Joao Correira (Por) Bissell Pro Cycling 102 Noslen Funes (Cub) Cuba National Team 103 Gustabo Borcard (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 104 Alessandro Vanotti (Ita) Liquigas 8.36 105 Maximiliano Badde (Arg) Argentina National Team B 8.39 106 Yordenis Crespo (Cub) Cuba National Team 8.57 107 Pablo Alarcon (Chi) Chile National Team B 8.59 108 Lars Wackernagel (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 9.01 109 Antonio Aldape (Mex) Mexico National Team 9.34 110 Alejandro Alberto Borrajo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 9.45 111 Aaron Olson (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 112 Luis Mansilla (Chi) Chile National Team A 113 Antonio Cabrera (Chi) Chile National Team B 114 Alvaro Tradaguila (Uru) Uruguay National Team 115 Ruben Bongiorno (Arg) Argentina National Team A 9.50 116 Omar Cervantes Diaz (Mex) Mexico National Team 10.03 117 Ariel Maximiliano Richeze (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 118 Cristopher Mansilla (Chi) Chile National Team B 10.42 119 Oscar Gatto (Ita) Team ISD 10.51 120 Mattia Gavazzi (Ita) Diquigiovanni 10.54 121 Diego Vera (Chi) Chile National Team A 11.29 122 Samuel José Caldeira (Por) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 11.34 123 Jaime Suaza (Col) Colombia National Team 124 Manuel Belletti (Ita) Diquigiovanni 12.10 125 Luca Celli (Ita) Diquigiovanni 126 Enzo Cesario (Chi) Chile National Team B 127 Martin Perello (Arg) Argentina National Team B 12.27 128 Yans Arias (Cub) Cuba National Team 13.14 129 Carlos Uran (Col) Colombia National Team 20.23 130 Jose Aravena (Chi) Chile National Team B 22.13 Mountains Alto Cuatro Esquinas, cat 3 - km 24 1 Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Col) Diquigiovanni 3 pts 2 Alessandro Proni (Ita) Team ISD 2 3 Juan Gaspari (Arg) Argentina National Team A 1 Alto Cuatro Esquinas, cat 3 - km 140.9 1 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 3 pts 2 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 2 3 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 1 Mirador Del Potrero, cat 1 -km 174.4 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 10 pts 2 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 8 3 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 6 4 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Diquigiovanni 4 5 Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Col) Diquigiovanni 2 6 Xavier Tondo (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 1 Metas volantes/intermedidate sprints La Toma, km 84.40 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 3 pts 2 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 2 3 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 1 Saladillo, km 113.80 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 3 pts 2 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 2 3 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 1 Teams 1 Argentina National Team A 12.50.01 2 Colavita Sutter Home 12.50.43 3 Diquigiovanni 12.51.48 4 Andalucía - Cajasur 12.52.31 5 Brazil National Team 12.52.47 6 Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 12.53.10 7 Argentina National Team U23 12.53.23 8 Liquigas 12.54.25 9 Team ISD 12.55.36 10 Bissell Pro Cycling 12.56.06 11 Fuji-Servetto 12.56.10 12 Saxo Bank 12.57.57 13 Chile National Team A 12.58.11 14 Argentina National Team B 12.58.35 15 Uruguay National Team 12.59.57 16 Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 13.00.44 17 Colombia National Team 13.02.22 18 Cuba National Team 13.03.41 19 Nutrixxion Sparkasse 13.04.36 20 Mexico National Team 13.04.45 21 Chile National Team B 13.06.13 General classification after stage 2 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 8.17.46 2 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 0.16 3 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Diquigiovanni 2.33 4 Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Col) Diquigiovanni 2.36 5 Jorge Giacinti (Arg) Argentina National Team A 2.46 6 Ignacio Pereyra (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2.48 7 Jackson Rodriguez (Ven) Diquigiovanni 8 Gustavo Lopez (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2.50 9 Jesus Rosendo Prado (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 2.59 10 Andry Grivko (Ukr) Team ISD 3.00 11 David Blanco (Spa) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 12 Renato Seabra (Bra) Brazil National Team 3.01 13 Javier Ramirez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 14 Tyler Wren (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 15 Gerardo Fernadez (Arg) Argentina National Team A 16 Gabriel Brizuela (Arg) Argentina National Team B 17 Ivan Basso (Ita) Liquigas 18 Alejandro Marque (Spa) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 3.18 19 Luis Amaran (Cub) Colavita Sutter Home 3.31 20 Lasse Bøchman (Den) Saxo Bank 21 Tom Zirbel (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 3.34 22 Ben Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 3.35 23 Marco Arriagada (Chi) Chile National Team A 3.40 24 Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Liquigas 3.42 25 Jesús Del Nero (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 3.44 26 Jose Alberto Benitez (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 27 Dirk Müller (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 28 Josue Moyano (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 3.49 29 Brian Vandborg (Den) Liquigas 3.51 30 Dmytro Grabovsky (Ukr) Team ISD 3.54 31 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 4.06 32 Gaston Agüero (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 4.16 33 Nestor Pias (Uru) Uruguay National Team 4.20 34 David De La Fuente Rasilla (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 4.51 35 Alessandro Proni (Ita) Team ISD 36 Juan Gaspari (Arg) Argentina National Team A 4.53 37 Ricardo Serrano González (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 38 Andy Guptill (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 39 Roberto-Antonio Richeze (Arg) Argentina National Team B 40 Murilo Fischer (Bra) Liquigas 5.16 41 Juan Magallanes (Mex) Mexico National Team 42 Kjell Carlström (Fin) Liquigas 43 Davide Frattini (Ita) Colavita Sutter Home 5.17 44 Edwin Avila (Col) Colombia National Team 5.53 45 Hernan Cline (Uru) Uruguay National Team 46 Sergio Godoy (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 47 Andy Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 48 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) Colombia National Team 6.19 49 Xavier Tondo (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 6.26 50 Fabricio Morandi (Bra) Brazil National Team 51 Jorge Soto (Uru) Uruguay National Team 6.28 52 Péter Kusztor (Hun) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 6.30 53 Rida Cador (Hun) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 6.32 54 Alonso Lisuandi (Cub) Cuba National Team 6.33 55 Benat Intxausti Elorriaga (Spa) Fuji-Servetto 6.40 56 Richad Mascaranas (Uru) Uruguay National Team 6.45 57 Florian Solzinger (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 58 Cesar Oliva (Chi) Chile National Team B 59 Nico Schneider (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 6.54 60 Patricio Almonacid (Chi) Chile National Team A 7.08 61 Arles Castro (Col) Colombia National Team 7.11 62 Burke Swindlehurst (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 7.15 63 Ramiro Cabrera (Uru) Uruguay National Team 7.20 64 Pablo Pintos (Uru) Uruguay National Team 65 Mauricio Morandi (Bra) Brazil National Team 7.21 66 Jason McCartney (USA) Saxo Bank 7.34 67 Matti Breschel (Den) Saxo Bank 7.35 68 Guillermo Brunetta (Arg) Argentina National Team B 7.42 69 Luis Fernando Macías (Mex) Mexico National Team 7.49 70 Juan Curuchet (Arg) Argentina National Team A 71 Reldeys Perez (Cub) Cuba National Team 8.06 72 Claudio Claveles (Arg) Argentina National Team B 8.08 73 Bernardo Colex Tepoz (Mex) Mexico National Team 8.17 74 Marcel Fischer (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 8.21 75 Juan José Haedo (Arg) Saxo Bank 8.34 76 Andreas Schillinger (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 8.40 77 Eric Baumann (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 78 José Antonio Carrasco Ramirez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 79 Jean Schuter (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 80 Kirk O'Bee (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 81 Vasiliev Krasimir (Bul) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 82 Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Nor) Saxo Bank 83 Gustabo Borcard (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 84 Joao Correira (Por) Bissell Pro Cycling 85 Anibal Andres Borrajo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 86 Luis Sepulveda (Chi) Chile National Team A 8.41 87 Mariano De Fino (Uru) Uruguay National Team 8.42 88 Luis Bravo (Chi) Chile National Team A 8.45 89 Martin Garrido (Arg) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 8.51 90 Maximiliano Badde (Arg) Argentina National Team B 8.59 91 Walter Perez (Arg) Argentina National Team A 9.08 92 Nelson Vitorino (Por) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 9.09 93 Yordenis Crespo (Cub) Cuba National Team 9.17 94 Milton Brito (Chi) Chile National Team A 9.24 95 Pablo Seisdedos (Chi) Chile National Team B 9.41 96 Alessandro Vanotti (Ita) Liquigas 9.42 97 Lars Wackernagel (Ger) Nutrixxion Sparkasse 9.54 98 Emanuel Guevara (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 10.04 99 Luis Mansilla (Chi) Chile National Team A 10.05 100 Alejandro Alberto Borrajo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 101 Ruben Bongiorno (Arg) Argentina National Team A 10.10 102 Leonardo Scarselli (Ita) Team ISD 10.14 103 John Fredy Parra (Col) Colombia National Team 10.20 104 Pablo Alarcon (Chi) Chile National Team B 105 Antonio Aldape (Mex) Mexico National Team 10.46 106 Alvaro Tradaguila (Uru) Uruguay National Team 10.57 107 Aaron Olson (USA) Colavita Sutter Home 108 Antonio Cabrera (Chi) Chile National Team B 109 Mattia Gavazzi (Ita) Diquigiovanni 11.04 110 Francisco Jose Martinez Perez (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 11.07 111 Frank Scherzinger (Ger) Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 112 Oscar Gatto (Ita) Team ISD 11.11 113 Pedro Palma (Chi) Chile National Team B 11.13 114 Ariel Maximiliano Richeze (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 11.15 115 Gonzalo Miranda (Chi) Chile National Team A 12.04 116 Omar Cervantes Diaz (Mex) Mexico National Team 117 Ljungqvist Marcus (Swe) Saxo Bank 12.08 118 Ariel Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team B 12.09 119 Noslen Funes (Cub) Cuba National Team 120 Manuel Belletti (Ita) Diquigiovanni 12.30 121 Diego Vera (Chi) Chile National Team A 13.19 122 Enzo Cesario (Chi) Chile National Team B 14.11 123 Samuel José Caldeira (Por) Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 14.26 124 Cristopher Mansilla (Chi) Chile National Team B 14.31 125 Luca Celli (Ita) Diquigiovanni 14.57 126 Jaime Suaza (Col) Colombia National Team 15.55 127 Yans Arias (Cub) Cuba National Team 17.35 128 Carlos Uran (Col) Colombia National Team 20.43 129 Jose Aravena (Chi) Chile National Team B 26.02 Mountains classification 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 11 pts 2 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 10 3 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 9 4 Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Col) Diquigiovanni 5 5 Carlos José Ochoa (Ven) Diquigiovanni 4 6 Ben Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 3 7 Josue Moyano (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2 8 Alessandro Proni (Ita) Team ISD 2 9 Jesus Rosendo Prado (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 1 10 Juan Gaspari (Arg) Argentina National Team A 1 11 Xavier Tondo (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 1 Metas volantes/sprints classification 1 Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Arg) Colavita Sutter Home 6 pts 2 Ben Maynes (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling 5 3 Josue Moyano (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 5 4 Alfredo Lucero (Arg) Argentina National Team A 3 5 Nazaret Prado (Bra) Brazil National Team 3 6 Jesus Rosendo Prado (Spa) Andalucía - Cajasur 2 Young rider classification 1 Ignacio Pereyra (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 2 Gustavo Lopez (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 3 Dmytro Grabovsky (Ukr) Team ISD 4 Gaston Agüero (Arg) Argentina National Team U23 5 Edwin Avila (Col) Colombia National Team Teams classification 1 Argentina National Team A 24.59.28 2 Colavita Sutter Home 25.00.10 3 Diquigiovanni 25.01.15 4 Andalucía - Cajasur 25.01.58 5 Palmeiras Resort - Tavira 25.02.37 6 Argentina National Team U23 25.02.50 7 Liquigas 25.03.52 8 Brazil National Team 25.04.33 9 Team ISD 25.05.03 10 Bissell Pro Cycling 25.05.33 11 Fuji-Servetto 25.05.37 12 Saxo Bank 25.07.24 13 Argentina National Team B 25.08.02 14 Chile National Team A 25.09.22 15 Uruguay National Team 25.09.24 16 Colombia National Team 25.11.49 17 Atlas - Romer's Hausbäckerei 25.13.05 18 Nutrixxion Sparkasse 25.14.03 19 Mexico National Team 25.14.40 20 Cuba National Team 25.16.37 21 Chile National Team B 25.18.25
