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August 30/18 20:45 pm - Pan Am Track Championships: Gold & Bronze Medals for Canada on Day 2


Posted by Editoress on 08/30/18
 

Gold & Bronze Medals for Canada on Day 2 of Pan Am Track Championships

Team Canada continues to win medals at the Pan American Track Championships in Aguascalientes, Mexico, with gold and bronze medal performances on Friday, the second day of competition, to add to the bronze medal won on the first day.  The Continental Championships offer valuable points for nation ranking in qualifying for the 2020 Olympic Games.

Hugo Barrette of Iles de la Madeleine, Quebec, won the men's Keirin competition, defeating two Colombian riders in the final.  Unfortunately, Canada's other competitor in the race, Stefan Ritter of Edmonton, crashed in his semi-final race and had to be taken to hospital for observation.

Kris Westwood, High Performance Director at Cycling Canada, said, "Hugo put together some fantastic rides to win gold in the Keirin on a difficult day for the Canadian team.  Everyone's thoughts are, of course, with Stefan Ritter after his crash this afternoon.  Fortunately, it appears his injuries are not as severe as initially feared and the medical staff expect him to recover fully.  We will share updates on his condition when appropriate."

Canada also won a bronze medal in the women's Team Pursuit.  Canada sent a development squad to Aguascalientes, comprised of Maggie Coles-Lyster, Laurie Jussaume, Devaney Collier and Miriam Brouwer.  The team caught the Chilean team in the race for the bronze medal.

In other competition, the men's Team Pursuit squad finished fourth, Evan Burtnick was seventh in the men's Scratch Race, and in women's Sprint qualifying, Lauriane Genest was second and Amelia Walsh was seventh.  Genest advanced to the semi-final with her second place, and is guaranteed to ride for a medal.

 

Results from the second day of racing at the Pan Am Track Championships in Aguascalientes, Mexico

Men Team Pursuit
 
Final
1 USA (Young/Hoover/Lambie/Lange) 3:53.868
2 Colombia (Arango/Angarita/Tobon/Sanchez) 3:56.302
3 Mexico (Prado/Sarabis/Aguirre/Malodondo)
4 Canada (Guillemette/Burtnik/ de Haitre/Ernst) caught

 

Men Keirin Final
 
1-6
1 Hugo Barrette (Canada)
2 Kevin Santiago (Colombia)
3 Kevin Qintero (Colombia)
4 Kwesi Brown (Trinidad & Tobago)
5 Nicholas Paul (Trinidad & Tobago)
6 Kacio Freitas (Brazil)
 
7-12
7 Jair Tjon En Fa (Surinam)
8 Brandon Umberto Pineda (Guatemala)
9 Leanardo Bottasso (Argentina)
10 Edgar Ismael Verdugo (Mexico)
11 Joe Christiansen (USA)
DNS Stefan Ritter (Canada) 
 
Men Scratch Race
1 Adrian Hegyvary (USA)
2 Ivan de Jesus Carbajal (Mexico)
3 Antonio Cabrerra (Chile)
4 P. S. Rodriguez (Ecuador)
5 C. A. Tobon (Colombia)
6 Ricardo Pereira (Brazil)
7 Evan Burtnick (Canada)
8 Leandro Marcos (Cuba)
9 Horacio Gallardo (Bolivia)
10 Adrian Nunez (Dominican Republic)
11 Julio Padilla (Guatemala)
12 Akil Campbell (Trinidad & Tobago)
13 Alain Quispe (Peru)
14 I G Ruiz (Argentina)
DNF Angel Pulgar (Venezuela)
DNF Anthony Sanchez (Costa Rica)
 
Women Sprint
 
Qualifying (top 10)
1 Martha Bayona (Colombia) 10.415
2 Lauriane Genest (Canada) 10.493
3 Madalyn Godby (USA) 10.555
4 Mandy Marquart (USA) 10.697
5 Jessica Salazar (Mexico) 10.700
6 Daniela Gaxiola (Mexico) 10.744
7 Amelia Walsh (Canada) 11.006
8 Yuli Paola Verdugo (Mexico) 11.046
9 Dahlia Palmer (Jamaica) 11.141
10 Natalia Vera (Argentina) 11.144

 

Women Team Pursuit
 
Final
1 USA USA (Valente/Birch/Geist/Catlin)
2 Mexico (Salazar/Casas/Bonilla/Santoyo) caught
3 Canada (Coles-Lyster/Jussaume/Collier/Brouwer)
4 Chile (Munoz/Paredes/Villalon/Cortes) caught



Pan Am Track Championships: Canada Wins Bronze Medal on Day 1

 

 


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