2002 Pan American Cycling Championships

The 2002 Pan American Cycling Championships took place at the José Luis Recalde Velodrome in Quito, Ecuador August 18–23, 2002, and served as a qualifier for the cycling events at the 2003 Pan American Games.[1][2] Mexico became champion after winning six golds, four silver and one bronze medal.[2][3]

2002 Pan American Cycling Championships

Venue	Ecuador
Date(s)	August 18–23, 2002
Velodrome	José Luis Recalde
Nations participating	9

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Daniel Rincón  Colombia[4]	Ismael Sarmiento  Colombia	Héctor Chiles  Ecuador[2]
Individual time trial	José Medina  Chile[5]	Johnny Leal  Colombia	Carlos Ibáñez  Colombia

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Belem Guerrero  Mexico[3][4]	Flor Delgadillo  Colombia	Janildes Fernandes  Brazil
Individual time trial	Sonia López  Mexico[4][5]	Paola Madriñán  Colombia	Flor Delgadillo  Colombia

Under 23 Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Alexis Castro  Colombia[4]	Carlos López  Mexico	Erick Castago  Ecuador
Individual time trial	Mauricio Ortega  Colombia[4][5]	Erick Castaño  Ecuador[6]	Juan Montenegro  Ecuador

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Sprint	Barry Forde  Barbados[2]	Julio Herrera  Cuba	Michel Pedroso  Cuba
1 km time trial	Wilson Meneses  Colombia (PR)[nb 1][4][8]	Michel Pedroso  Cuba	Julio Herrera  Cuba
Keirin	Barry Forde  Barbados[9][10]	Wilson Meneses  Colombia	Steen Madsen  Canada
Scratch	Juan de la Rosa  Mexico[4][11]	Marcelo Arriaga  Chile	Marcos Novello  Brazil
Points race	Mario Arriagada  Chile[11]	Luis Sepúlveda  Chile	Hernandes Quadri  Brazil
Individual pursuit	Marco Arriagada  Chile (PR)[nb 2][4][10]	Luca Barazutti  Ecuador[6]	Mark Ernsting  Canada
Madison	Chile Richard Rodríguez Luis Sepúlveda[12]	Mexico Juan de la Rosa José Sánchez[13]	Uruguay Milton Wynants Tomás Margalef[14]
Team sprint	Cuba Yasmani Pol Michel Pedroso Reiner Cartaya[11][15]	Colombia Wilson Meneses Jonathan Marín Víctor Álvarez	Chile Sebastián Muñoz José Aravena Enzo Cesario
Team pursuit	Chile Richard Rodríguez Marco Arriaga Luis Sepúlveda Antonio Cabrera[10][12][16]	Brazil Hernandes Quadri Armando Costa Andre Polini Marcos Novello[7][10]	Mexico Ignacio Sarabia José Sánchez Luis Macías Juan de la Rosa[12]

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Sprint	Lori-Ann Muenzer  Canada (PR)[nb 3][11]	Yumari González  Cuba	Diana García  Colombia
500 m time trial	Yumari González  Cuba (PR)[nb 4][4][8]	Lori-Ann Muenzer  Canada	Diana García  Colombia
Keirin	Lori-Ann Muenzer  Canada[4][9][10]	Yumari González  Cuba[6]	Diana García  Colombia
Individual pursuit	Belem Guerrero  Mexico[11]	Erin Carter  Canada[15]	Sandra Gómez  Colombia
Points race	Patricia Palencia  Mexico[11]	Belem Guerrero  Mexico	María Parra  Ecuador
Scratch	Belem Guerrero  Mexico[11]	Patricia Palencia  Mexico	Claudia Aravena  Chile

Notes

1. Wilson Meneses Set a new Pan American 1 km time trial record with 1:01.863.[7]
2. Marco Arriagada Set a new Pan American Individual pursuit record with 4:28.205.[2][9]
3. Lori-Ann Muenzer Set a new Pan American Sprint record with 0:11.010.[7]
4. Yumari González Set a new Pan American 500 m time trial world record with 0:34.647.[7][17]

References

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