2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships

The 2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships took place at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 4–7, 2017.^[1] This was the 32nd edition of the continental championship.^[2] The event gave berths for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games.^[3][4]

2017 Pan American Road Cycling Championships

Venue	Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Date(s)	(2017-05-04 - 2017-05-07)May 4–7, 2017
Nations participating	27
Events	8
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Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Nelson Soto  Colombia[5]	José Aguirre  Mexico	Juan Sebastián Molano  Colombia
Individual time trial	José Rodríguez  Chile[6]	Rodrigo Contreras  Colombia	Manuel Rodas  Guatemala

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Paola Muñoz  Chile[7]	Wellyda Rodrigues  Brazil	Skylar Schneider  United States
Individual time trial	Chloé Dygert  United States[6]	Tayler Wiles  United States	Marlies Mejías  Cuba

Under 23 Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Matías Muñoz  Chile[8]	Germán Tivani  Argentina	José Alfredo Santoyo  Mexico
Individual time trial	José Alexis Rodríguez  Costa Rica[6]	Ian Garrison  United States	Germán Tivani  Argentina

Under 23 Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Wellyda Rodrigues  Brazil	Skylar Schneider  United States	Tatielle Valadares  Brazil
Individual time trial	Chloé Dygert  United States[6]	Aranza Villalón  Chile	Jessica Parra  Colombia

Results

Men elite road race

Rank	Rider	Nation	Time
	Nelson Soto[9]	Colombia	3:18:47
	José Aguirre	Mexico	3:18:47
	Juan Sebastián Molano	Colombia	3:18:47
4	Francisco Chamorro	Argentina	3:18:47
5	Ignacio Maldonado	Uruguay	3:18:47
6	Xavier Quevedo	Venezuela	3:18:47
7	Diego Milán	Dominican Republic	3:18:47
8	Elías Tello	Chile	3:18:47
9	Pablo Anchieri	Uruguay	3:18:47
10	Jesús Pérez	Venezuela	3:18:47
11	Julio Padilla	Guatemala	3:18:47
12	Byron Guamá	Ecuador	3:18:47
13	Phillip Clarke	Barbados	3:18:47
14	Felix Nodarse	Cuba	3:18:47
15	Kélian Duro	France	3:18:47
16	Efren Santos	Mexico	3:18:47
17	Juan José Cueto	Dominican Republic	3:18:47
18	Boris Carène	France	3:18:47
19	Royner Navarro	Peru	3:18:47
20	Allan Hernández	Honduras	3:18:47
21	Onel Santa Clara	Cuba	3:18:47
22	Pedro Gutiérrez	Venezuela	3:18:47
23	Yans Arias	Cuba	3:18:47
24	Alder Torres	Guatemala	3:18:47
25	Dorian Monterroso	Guatemala	3:18:47
26	Segundo Navarrete	Ecuador	3:18:47
27	Fernando Briceño	Venezuela	3:18:47
28	Manuel Rhodes	Guatemala	3:18:47
29	Robert Steward	Belize	3:18:47
30	Samuel Gevan	Trinidad and Tobago	3:18:47
31	Ruben Ramos	Argentina	3:18:47
32	Jorge Torres	Honduras	3:18:47
33	Xavier Santana	Puerto Rico	3:18:47
34	William Guzmán	Dominican Republic	3:18:47
35	Dominique Mahyo	Bermuda	3:18:47
36	Fredy González	Bolivia	3:18:47
37	Máximo Rojas	Venezuela	3:18:47
38	Frank Consuegra	Cuba	3:18:47
39	Juan Rendón	Colombia	3:18:47
40	Ulises Alfredo Castillo	Mexico	3:18:47
41	Ismael Sánchez	Dominican Republic	3:18:47
42	José Luis Rodríguez	Chile	3:18:47
43	Jesse Kelly	Barbados	3:18:47
44	Paul Denobrega	Guyana	3:18:47
45	Alejandro Morales	Chile	3:18:47
46	Rene Corella	Mexico	3:18:47
47	Jonathan Caicedo	Ecuador	3:18:47
48	Gonzalo Najar	Argentina	3:18:47
49	Laureano Rosas	Argentina	3:18:47
50	Adderlyn Cruz	Dominican Republic	3:18:47
51	Martial Rene	France	3:18:47
52	Ignacio Sarabia	Mexico	3:18:47
53	José Alarcón	Venezuela	3:18:47
54	Luis Sepúlveda	Chile	3:18:47
55	Manuel Rodas	Guatemala	+00:00:01
56	José Aguirre	Mexico	+00:00:18
57	Nicolás Naranjo	Argentina	+00:00:18
58	Alex Cano	Colombia	+00:00:36
59	Gonzalo Garrido	Chile	+00:00:39
60	Alfredo Ajpacaja	Guatemala	+00:01:54
61	Ron Vasquez	Belize	+00:03:08
62	Facundo Lezica	Argentina	+00:03:08
63	Felipe Peñaloza	Chile	+00:03:58
64	Argenis Vanegas	Nicaragua	+00:06:09
65	Jorge Montenegro	Ecuador	+00:07:34
66	Edgar Arana	Belize	+00:11:47
67	Sebastián Trillini	Argentina	+00:12:36
68	Roger Artiaga	Nicaragua	+00:12:36
69	Junior Niles	Guyana	+00:15:09
70	Jean Nulo	Haiti	+00:15:53

Qualified for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games

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