Source: Ministry of Popular Power and Sport:
Federation Cycling Venezuelan contingent of athletes chosen to represent Venezuela in next South American Games, to be held in Medellín between 19 and 30 March, according to Francisco Pazos, selections coordinator of the body.
The Venezuelan team is made up of three modes, BMX: 3 men and 2 women, led by Jonathan Smith and Stefani Hernandez, track cycling, 8 men and 6 women, although there is still a window for change, and en route to defend the title won in the previous edition in the women through Karelia Machado, who will be absent. En route
appear seven registered
said the federation, which in the last Games held in Buenos Aires National Team up to 6 medals won gold in the discipline of track, 1 silver and 7 bronze, while on the road, won 1 gold and 2 bronze. Another
sounding name that appears on the list is that of Daniela Larreal, who won 3 gold in the last issue, and the first event of the Olympic cycle, the Bolivarian Games 4 silver was annexed, all behind the Colombian Diana Garcia.
The BMX is on the comeback, and Stefani Suárez Hernández most experienced and reappeared in Diquez Kimmi. Is expected to exceed the 3 bronze medals achieved in Buenos Aires in 2006, but will not be easy by the presence of Colombian, Ecuadorian, Argentine and Brazilian Pazos said.
The Venezuelan team is made up of three modes, BMX: 3 men and 2 women, led by Jonathan Smith and Stefani Hernandez, track cycling, 8 men and 6 women, although there is still a window for change, and en route to defend the title won in the previous edition in the women through Karelia Machado, who will be absent. En route
appear seven registered
said the federation, which in the last Games held in Buenos Aires National Team up to 6 medals won gold in the discipline of track, 1 silver and 7 bronze, while on the road, won 1 gold and 2 bronze. Another
sounding name that appears on the list is that of Daniela Larreal, who won 3 gold in the last issue, and the first event of the Olympic cycle, the Bolivarian Games 4 silver was annexed, all behind the Colombian Diana Garcia.
The BMX is on the comeback, and Stefani Suárez Hernández most experienced and reappeared in Diquez Kimmi. Is expected to exceed the 3 bronze medals achieved in Buenos Aires in 2006, but will not be easy by the presence of Colombian, Ecuadorian, Argentine and Brazilian Pazos said.
