Colombian cyclist Oscar Sanchez took the lead Sunday in the 48th
edition of the Costa Rica Tour, clocking the fastest time in the seventh
leg of the 12-stage competition.
Sunday's race featured a
grueling 18-kilometer uphill track through the Poas de Alajuela mountain
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Sanchez,
a member of the GW-Shimano team, completed the track in 48 minutes and
57 seconds, ahead of Costa Ricas' Roman Villalobos, of the JPS-Giant
team, who came in second at 49 minutes and 48 seconds, and his teammate
Juan Carlos Rojas, third with 50 minutes and 8 seconds.
Cyclists
are to rest Monday for the eighth leg of the tour Tuesday, which will
take them to La Aurora de Heredia, an area 10 kilometers north of the
capital. Called the President's Circuit, the 118-kilometer track is
traditionally dedicated to the nation's head of state, in this case
President Laura Chinchilla.adhesive filmcc composite
Teams from Chile,carbon sheets
Guatemala and Cuba, as well as Colombia and host country Costa Rica,
are taking part in the Dec. 17 to 29 event known in Spanish as the
Vuelta Ciclista a Costa Rica.
Costa Rica won the last two editions of the race first organized in 1965.
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