2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup

2005 Pan American Race Walking Cup
Organisers	Pan American Race Walking Committee
Edition	12th
Date	7–8 May
Host city	Lima, Perú
Venue	Avenida Augusto Pérez Aranibar
Events	5
Participation	120 (+ 10 guests) athletes from 16 nations
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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]

•  Bolivia (8)
•  Brazil (7)
•  Canada (5)
•  Chile (8)
•  Colombia (9)
•  Cuba (2)
•  Dominican Republic (2)
•  Ecuador (15)
•  El Salvador (3)
•  Guatemala (5)
• México (14)
• Panamá (1)
• Perú (13)
•  Puerto Rico (7)
•  United States (18)
•  Venezuela (3)

See also

• 2005 Race Walking Year Ranking

References

1. 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 (PDF) 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