2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup

2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup
OrganisersPan American Race Walking Committee
Edition12th
Date7–8 May
Host cityLima, Perú
VenueAvenida Augusto Pérez Aranibar
Events5
Participation120 (+ 10 guests) athletes from
16 nations

The 2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup was held in Lima, Perú on 7–8 May. The track of the Cup runs in the Avenida Augusto Pérez Aranibar.[1]

A detailed report was given by Eduardo Biscayart.[2] Complete results were published.[1][3]

Medallists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
10 km walk
(junior event) 		 Alex Tapia (PER) 42:11  Robinson Vivar (ECU) 42:28  Yassir Cabrera (PAN) 43:20
20 km walk  Rolando Saquipay (ECU) 1:19:21  Luis Fernando López (COL) 1:20:26  Sergio Vieira Galdino (BRA) 1:21:29
50 km walk  Miguel Solís (MEX) 3:54:24  Horacio Nava (MEX) 3:59:26  Claudio Erasmo Vargas (MEX) 4:03:03
Men (Team)
Team 10 km walk
(junior event) 		 Ecuador 7 pts Perú 8 pts  Puerto Rico 22 pts
Team 20 km walk  Ecuador 16 pts México 23 pts  Brazil 32 pts
Team 50 km walk México 6 pts  United States 28 pts
Women
10 km walk
(junior event) 		 Rachel Lavallée (CAN) 47:37  Maria Michta (USA) 48:03  Verónica Colindres (ESA) 48:06
20 km walk  Cristina López (ESA) 1:30:35  Miriam Ramón (ECU) 1:31:25  Graciela Mendoza (MEX) 1:33:04
Women (Team)
Team 10 km walk
(junior event) 		 Ecuador 10 pts Perú 13 pts  Canada 17 pts
Team 20 km walk México 22 pts

Results

Men's 20 km

Place Athlete Time
Rolando Saquipay ECU 1:19:21
Luis Fernando López COL 1:20:26
Sergio Vieira Galdino BRA 1:21:29
4 Gustavo Restrepo COL 1:22:01
5 Daniel García MEX 1:22:43
6 Fausto Quinde ECU 1:23:06
7 Gabriel Ortíz MEX 1:23:21
8 Edwin Centeno PER 1:24:54
9 Oswaldo Ortega ECU 1:25:51
10 Tim Seaman USA 1:27:18
11 Álvaro García MEX 1:27:34
—* Oscar Ramírez MEX 1:27:38
12 Ronald Huayta BOL 1:27:38
13 Carlos Borgoño CHI 1:27:48
14 Mário José dos Santos BRA 1:29:01
15 José Bernardo Bagio BRA 1:29:37
16 John Nunn USA 1:29:44
—* Edwin Malacatus ECU 1:29:45
17 Juan Carlos Sandy BOL 1:30:08
18 Loisel Gutiérrez CUB 1:30:53
19 Franklin Aduviri BOL 1:32:50
20 Wilman Vera VEN 1:33:53
21 Jesús Chirino VEN 1:34:04
22 Luis Mercado PUR 1:34:39
23 Theron Kissinger USA 1:35:45
24 Silvano Choquetarqui BOL 1:37:30
25 Jocelyn Ruest CAN 1:39:19
26 José Ramón Enrique DOM 1:39:33
27 Michael Tarantino USA 1:44:04
28 José Ramírez PUR 1:50:24
— Alexander Mendoza COL DQ
— José Hernández MEX DQ
— Víctor Marín PER DQ
— Andrés Chocho ECU DNF
— Cristian Muñoz CHI DNF

*: Started as a guest out of competition.

Team

Place Country Points
 Ecuador 16 pts
México 23 pts
 Brazil 32 pts
4  Bolivia 48 pts
5  United States 49 pts

Men's 50 km

Place Athlete Time
Miguel Solís MEX 3:54:24
Horacio Nava MEX 3:59:26
Claudio Erasmo Vargas MEX 4:03:03
—* Rogelio Sánchez MEX 4:04:05
4 Xavier Moreno ECU 4:05:38
5 Cristián Bascuñán CHI 4:07:54
6 Denis Estrada GUA 4:17:04
7 Philip Dunn USA 4:18:32
—* Jesús Sánchez MEX 4:20:35
8 Rodrigo Moreno COL 4:25:29
9 David Guevara ECU 4:26:40
10 Ray Sharp USA 4:38:53
11 Eduardo Parrot USA 4:45:02
12 Iván Núñez PER 4:45:05
— Celso Calderón PER DQ
— Moacir Zimmermann BRA DQ
— Joaquín Córdoba COL DQ
— Dionisio Neyra PER DQ
— Franklin Aduviri BOL DNF
— Patricio Villacorte ECU DNF
— Dave McGovern USA DNF
— Jorge Aguilar PER DNF

*: Started as a guest out of competition.

Team

Place Country Points
México 6 pts
 United States 28 pts

Men's 10 km (Junior)

Place Athlete Time
Alex Tapia PER 42:11
Robinson Vivar ECU 42:28
Yassir Cabrera PAN 43:20
4 John Edison García COL 43:29
5 Edwin Ochoa ECU 43:51
6 Mauricio Arteaga ECU 44:13
7 Pavel Chihuán PER 44:28
8 Noel Santini PUR 44:36
9 Zachary Pollinger USA 44:47
10 Edward Araya CHI 44:51
11 Wilden Patty BOL 45:07
—* José Muñoz ECU 45:22
—* Oscar Romero ECU 45:37
12 Nelson Bonilla DOM 45:40
13 Uriel Yucra Tapai PER 45:40
—* Washington Alvarado ECU 46:07
14 José Bonilla PUR 46:18
15 Pierre-Luc Ménard CAN 46:36
16 Jared Swehosky USA 46:45
17 Christopher Diaz USA 47:33
18 Mario Bran GUA 52:59
— Yerko Araya CHI DQ
— Marco Benavides ESA DQ
— Eder Sánchez MEX DQ
— José Sánchez MEX DQ

*: Started as a guest out of competition.

Team

Place Country Points
 Ecuador 7 pts
Perú 8 pts
 Puerto Rico 22 pts
4  United States 42 pts

Women's 20 km

Place Athlete Time
Cristina López ESA 1:30:35
Miriam Ramón ECU 1:31:25
Graciela Mendoza MEX 1:33:04
4 Evelyn Núñez GUA 1:36:18
5 Mabel Oncebay PER 1:37:57
6 Daisy González MEX 1:38:06
7 Nidia Moreno COL 1:38:34
8 Amber Antonia USA 1:38:42
9 Yorelis Sánchez CUB 1:39:00
10 Bobbi Jo Chapman USA 1:39:47
11 Marina Crivello CAN 1:40:13
12 Tatiana Orellana ECU 1:40:35
13 Sandra Evaristo MEX 1:40:38
14 Gianetti de Sena Bonfin BRA 1:43:24
15 Marcela Pacheco CHI 1:44:27
16 Josette Sepúlveda CHI 1:44:54
17 Jeanethe Mamani BOL 1:45:02
18 Karina Dueñas VEN 1:45:12
19 Alessandra Picagevicz BRA 1:47:43
20 Eunice Chávez BOL 1:49:41
— María Rojas COL DQ
— Deborah Huberty USA DQ
— Sara Standley USA DQ
— Cristiane Martín BRA DQ
— Geovana Irusta BOL DNF

Team

Place Country Points
México 22 pts

Women's 10 km (Junior)

Place Athlete Time
Rachel Lavallée CAN 47:37
Maria Michta USA 48:03
Verónica Colindres ESA 48:06
4 Johana Ordóñez ECU 48:30
5 Jenny Llactahuamán PER 48:53
6 Magaly Andrade ECU 49:16
7 Yadira Guamán ECU 49:36
8 Minerva García PER 50:10
9 Sandra Galvis COL 50:35
10 Farith Morales PER 50:35
11 Rosa María Orozco MEX 51:14
12 Mayra Pérez GUA 51:23
13 Jamy Franco GUA 52:04
—* Gabriela Cornejo ECU 52:14
14 Tatiana González MEX 52:35
15 Chelsea Rodriguez CAN 52:51
16 Katy Hayes USA 53:08
17 Dianette Vázquez PUR 53:28
—* Carla Litardo ECU 53:29
18 Nataly Raio CHI 53:55
—* Gaby Rojas PER 54:42
19 Lauren Forgues USA 57:43
— Marandeliz Arroyo PUR DQ
— Roxanne Rivera PUR DNF

*: Started as a guest out of competition.

Team

Place Country Points
 Ecuador 10 pts
Perú 13 pts
 Canada 17 pts
4  United States 19 pts
5  Guatemala 25 pts
6 México 26 pts

Participation

The participation of 120 athletes from 16 countries is reported.[1]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c Aguilera, Rubén, Historia de las Copas Panamericanas de Marcha Atlética 1984-2007 (PDF) (in Spanish), Association of Panamerican Athletics, pp. 87–95, archived from the original on March 6, 2016, retrieved July 19, 2013
  2. ^ Biscayart, Eduardo (May 10, 2005), Ecuador’s Saquipay sub 1:20 win heads quality 20km times - Pan-Am Race Walking Cup, IAAF, retrieved July 19, 2013
  3. ^ 2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup - Results, IAAF, retrieved July 19, 2013
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