Cycling at the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games

Cycling at the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games
Cycling Mascot at Mayagüez 2010

The Cycling competition at the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games was held in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.

The tournament was held from 21–29 July at the Ramey Air Force Base in Aguadilla.

Contents

Medal summary

Road events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Road Race Honorio Machado
 Venezuela		 3:30:51 Emile Abraham
 Trinidad and Tobago		 s.t. Luis Macías
 Mexico		 s.t.
Men's Time Trial Tomás Gil
 Venezuela		 50:04.437 José Chacón Díaz
 Venezuela		 52:17.617 Henry Raabe
 Costa Rica		 53:26.878
Women's Road Race Angie González
 Venezuela		 3:30:51 Marie Rosado
 Puerto Rico		 +0:01 Diana García
 Colombia		 s.t.
Women's Time Trial Danielys García
 Venezuela		 27:29.839 Evelyn García
 El Salvador		 28:23.480 Paola Madriñan
 Colombia		 28:34.478

BMX Events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men Jonathan Suárez
 Venezuela		 33.598 Augusto Castro
 Colombia		 33.962 Sergio Salazar
 Colombia		 34.925
Women Mariana Pajón
 Colombia		 37.265 Stefany Hernández
 Venezuela		 37.921 Stephanie Barragán
 Mexico		 39.926

Mountain events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Cross Country  Ignacio Torres (MEX)  Luis Mejía (COL)  Rafael Escarcega (MEX)
Women's Cross Country  Ángela Parra (COL)  Laura Morfin (MEX)  Viviana Maya (COL)

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