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Brazil, July 14-21, 2007
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Stage 5 - July 18: Track - Sprint finals, Men's team pursuit, Men's team sprint
Record breaking day in Rio
By Robinson Nuñez
The Chilean track pursuit team won the gold medal after beating Colombia in the spectacular new velodrome which was especially built for this Pan American Games in Rio. Two Pan American Games records were broken in the process: first by Colombia in the qualifying rounds with 4:12.836. In the finals, the Chilean team bested this short-lived record with a time of 4:11.653, beating Colombia and their final time of 4:12.330. In the race for bronze, Venezuela won against Argentina with 4:16.838. It is worthy to note that the velodrome is at sea level.
Results
Men's Team Pursuit Qualifiying 1 Colombia 4.12.80 Alzate Escobar Carlos Eduardo Forero Carreņo Juan Pablo Castro Laverde Arles Antonio Perez Suarez Jairo 2 Chile 4.14.40 Cesario Enzo Arriagada Marcos Sepulveda Luis Miranda Gonzalo 3 Argentina 4.16.90 Antogna Fernando Cancio Sebastian Simon Edgardo Colla Dario Angel 4 Venezuela 4.18.40 Gil Thomas Ochoa Richard Rivas Jaime Chacon Franklin 5 Dominican Republic 4.19.65 Jorge Perez Augusto Sanchez Rafael German Euri Vidal 6 Brazil 4.28.70 Alex Arseno Hernandes Quadri Junior Rodrigo Silva Roberson Silva 7 Ecuador 4.38.80 Bayron Guama Segundo Navarrete Jorge Montenegro Jorge Gallegos Final 1 Chile 4.11.70 Enzo Cesario Marcos Arriagada Luis Sepulveda Gonzalo Miranda 2 Colombia 4.12.30 Carlos Eduardo Alzate Escobar Juan Pablo Forero Carreņo Arles Antonio Castro Laverde Jairo Perez Suarez 3 Venezuela 4.16.80 Thomas Gil Richard Ochoa Jaime Rivas Franklin Chacon 4 Argentina 4.17.20 Fernando Antogna Sebastian Cancio Edgardo Simon Dario Angel Colla Men's Team sprint 1 Cuba 0.46.68 Ahmed Lopez Julio Cesar Herrera Yosmani Poll 2 Venezuela 0.46.80 Canelon Hersony Andris Hernandez Cesar Marcano 3 Argentina 0.47.28 Leandro Botasso Diego Grosso Sergio Guatto 4 Colombia 0.47.50 Leonardo Narvaez Romero Hernan Sanchez Castillo Marzuki Mejia Jaramillo 5 Brazil 0.48.29 Davi Romeo Marcos Alcantara Fernando Firmino Women's sprint final 1 Diana Maria Garcia Orrego (Colombia) 2 Lizandra Guerra (Cuba) 3 Arianna Herrera (Cuba) 4 Angie Gonzalez (Venezuela) 5 Cristina Greve (Argentina) 6 Fabiana Branizal (Uruguay) Men's sprint final 1 Julio Cesar Herrera (Cuba) 2 Ben Barczewski (USA) 3 Andy Lakatosh (USA) 4 Hernan Sanchez Castillo (Colombia) 5 Leandro Botasso (Argentina) 6 Canelon Hersony (Venezuela) 7 Cam Mackinnon (Canada) 8 Alexander Cornieles (Venezuela) 9 Sergio Guatto (Argentina) 10 Yusnier Alvarez (Cuba) 11 Ricardo Lynch (Jamaica) 12 Leonardo Narvaez Romero (Colombia) 13 Marcos Alcantara (Brazil) 14 Fernando Firmino (Brazil) 15 Arturo Corvalan (Chile) 16 Richard Rodriguez (Chile)
