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27th Vuelta a Mendoza

February 7-16, 2003

• Stage 1 - February 7: Mendoza-Tupungato
• Stage 2 - February 8: Corredor del Oeste
• Stage 3 - February 9: Departamentos San Martín, Santa Rosa y La Paz
• Stage 4 - February 10: Departamento de Rivadavia
• Stage 5 - February 11: Departamento de Las Vegas, 91 km
• Stage 6 - February 12: Departamento de Maipù, 144 km
• Stage 7 - February 13: Mendoza ITT, 20 km
• Stage 8 - February 14: Departamentos Guaymallén, Lavalle, Las, 110 km
• Stage 9 - February 15: Mendoza-Las Cuevas, 149 km
• Stage 10 - February 16: Mendoza city

Results

Stage 1 - February 7: Mendoza-Tupungato
 
1 Fernando Antogna                 3.54.04
2 Fabián Contreras
3 Gastón Corsaro
4 Ignacio Gili
5 Facundo Bazzi
 
Stage 2 - February 8: Corredor del Oeste
 
1 Fernando Antogna                 3.15.11
2 Maximiliano Richeze
3 Fabián Contreras
4 Gastón Corsaro
5 David Kenig
 
General clasification after stage 2
 
1 Fernando Antogna                 7.08.55
2 Fabián Contreras                    0.10
3 Gastón Corsaro                      0.10
4 Maximiliano Richeze                 0.14
5 Ezequiel Romero                     0.15
 
Stage 3 - February 9: Departamentos San Martín, Santa Rosa y La Paz
 
1 Sebastian Alexandre           4.27.32
2 Jorge Cornejo
3 Marcos Atencio
4 Francisco Martinez               4.48
5 Facundo Bazzi
 
General clasification after 3 stages
 
1 Jorge Cornejo                11.36.59
2 Fernando Antogna                 4.16
3 Fabian Contreras
4 Gaston Corsaro
5 Maximiliano Richeze              4.30
6 Ezequiel Romero                  4.31
7 Leonel Cuni                      4.34
8 Sebastian Cancio                 4.35
9 David Kenig
10 Gustavo Artacho                 4.36
 
Stage 4 - February 10: Departamento de Rivadavia
 
1 Leonel Cuni
2 Fabián Contreras
3 Juan José Haedo
 
General Clasification after 4 stages
 
1 Jorge Cornejo
2 Fabián Contreras
3 Fernando Antogna
4 Gastón Corsaro
5 Leonel Cuni 
 
Stage 5 - February 11: Departamento de Las Vegas, 91 km
 
1 Alejandro Corvalàn
2 Rubèn Pegorìn
3 Cèsar Sigura
 
General classification after Stage 5
 
1 Jorge Cornejo
 
Stage 6 - February 12: Departamento de Maipù, 144 km
 
1 Diego Simiane
2 Sebastiàn Cancio
3 Cèsar Sigura
 
General classification after Stage 6
 
1 Alejandro Corvalàn
2 Rubèn Pegorìn
Stage 7 - February 13: Mendoza ITT, 20 km
 
1 Alejandro Corvalán
2 Gustavo Artacho
3 Gabriel Brizuela
4 Rubén Pegorín
5 César Sigura
 
General classification after Stage 7
 
1 Alejandro Corvalán.
 
Stage 8 - February 14: Departamentos Guaymallén, Lavalle, Las, 110 km
 
1 Adrián Gariboldi
2 Mauricio Jácamo
3 Luis Lorenz
 
General classification after Stage 8
 
1 Alejandro Corvalán
 
Stage 9 - February 15: Mendoza-Las Cuevas, 149 km
 
1 Facundo Bazzi
2 Fernando Antogna
 
General classification after stage 9
 
1 Alejandro Corvalán
2 Rubén Pegorín              0.59
3 Gustavo Artacho            2.45 
 
Stage 10 - February 16: Mendoza city
 
1 Fernando Antogna
2 Fabián Contreras
3 Ignacio Gili
4 Leonel Cuni
5 David Talavera
 
Final general classification
 
1 Alejandro Corvalán           33.01.25
2 Rubén Pegorìn                    0.59
3 Fernando Antogna                 2.30
4 Gustavo Artacho                  2.45
5 Facundo Vais                     3.17
6 César Sigura                     3.53
7 Juan Aguirre                     4.08
8 Gabriel Brizuela                 4.13
9 Ignacio Gili                     4.52
10 Sebastián Cancio                4.58
 
Past winners
 
1977: Juan C. Ruarte (San Juan)
1978: Raúl L. Labbate (Pergamino)
1979: Juan C. Ruarte (San Juan) 2
1980: Juan D. Jácamo (San Juan)
1981: Manuel C. Cortez (Mendoza)
1982: Juan C. Ruarte (San Juan) 3
1983: Luis A. Biera (Mechongué,B)
1984: Roberto Escalante (Mendoza)
1985: Omar A. Contreras (Mendoza)
1986: José Villarruel (Mendoza)
1987: Juan C. Rossero (Ecuador)
1988: Raúl R. Ruarte (La Rioja)
1989: Daniel E. Castro (San Juan)
1990: Pablo Elizalde (Tigre,B)
1991: Rubén Bergamín (Mendoza)
1992: Daniel E. Castro (San Juan) 2
1993: Juan M. Aguero (Mendoza)
1994: Fabio O. Placánica (Saavedra,B)
1995: Pedro Rodríguez (Ecuador)
1996: Darwin Chulde (Ecuador)
1997: Ariel Jaime (Mendoza)
1998: Cassio Freitas (Brasil)
1999: Elder Herrera (Colombia)
2000: Edgardo Simon (CSuárez)
2001: Edgardo Simon (CSuárez) 2 in a row
2002: Pedro Prieto (Chacabuco)
2003: Alejandro Corvalán (Mendoza)
 
Courtesy Emilio Guindon 

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