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Páez, Panamerican medalist in 2017, was the fastest after a difficult request. day with over three hours of struggle, skill and speed to meet the challenge of a large number of participants. More than a hundred protagonists represented Argentina, Chile and Brazil
The test had developed four of the five planned stages that had been modified during the week due to the presence of snow on the mountain.
More than 130 participants left from 10 am to go through stages 1, 3 and 4, then the second stage against a mid-competition climate improvement.
In Elite, Milciades Jaque, Gonzalo Serenelli, Jeremías Maio and Jerónimo Páez were the favorites to fight for the triumph and gave a great show.
Reaching the last set, Bariloche and Saturday's Down1000 winner, Gonzalo Serenelli, followed ahead Maio and Páez, but everything changed in the definition of the day.
Serenelli was the first to go down, but Maio, coming down faster in the last stage, managed to tie in time and move into the final grid after winning more stages. during the day.
Paez was the last to go down and managed brilliantly to recover the difference he had had and to take a second of difference, which allowed him to take the first position of the competition in a dynamic definition.
Other results
In Menores, the victory goes to Gonzalo Fernandez Cid (San Martín de Los Andes). Nicolás Quintero and Tiago Rogier complete the podium.
Among the cadets, the triumph goes to Simón de Alciati of San Martín de Los Andes, accompanied by two other representatives of this Neutral city: Matías Molinaro and Juan Galvanoni.
Master B, Bariloche and Matías Kennedy, Argentina's relegation champions, were the first to win. Second place goes to Esteban López Jove from Neuquén and third place to Daniel Dominick.
Mariano Koszutski of Master Bariloche wins. They were then Nicolás Liberatoscioli and Marcos Casella.
As an amateur, the winner was Jaime Rojas from Chile, escorted by Fabián Cárdenas and Ignacio Bressa.
In Junior, from the hand of Joaquín González, the win also won Chile. The second place was won by the Rioja Alejo Yáñez and the third by Mendoza Gabriel Bracelis
In Damascus, Camila Nogueira presented her brilliant gift and followed the test, followed by the tucumana Lourdes De la Orden and San Martín Moira Taylor. (ANB)
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