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Central American and Caribbean Games 2018


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Results are in. Bad day for many. However :BAR Barbados is holding team bronze despite having one elimination. Equestrian medal would be incredible for them!

 

Also one Guatemalan managed to be almost 45 seconds inside the time. :yikes::lol:

#banbestmen

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Pacheco was on today, Gold for Mexico in Diving

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Easy gold medal for Colombia in Women’s Roller Speed Skating 1000m. She won by about 20m.

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Just watched the Women’s Roller Speed Skating 10,000m procession... I mean points/elimination race. Colombia won every single sprint and only 3 nations even managed to finish the race.

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The Colombian skater, (world champion) in the Men’s Roller Speed Skating 10,000m Points/Elimination Race, just won the race after lapping the chasing pack (2nd, 3rd, 4th) 3 times!! :yikes:. The pack even included a 2017 World Games medalist from Mexico.

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15 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

Surprising gold medalists in 300m Time Trial. Guatemala and Mexico coming away as winners. Colombia only getting silver and bronze.

Well, it was not so much as a surprise, as Martinez has obtained medals at World Championships in this event. However, competing at Colombia, he was the underdog.

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3 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

The Colombian skater, (world champion) in the Men’s Roller Speed Skating 10,000m Points/Elimination Race, just won the race after lapping the chasing pack (2nd, 3rd, 4th) 3 times!! :yikes:. The pack even included a 2017 World Games medalist from Mexico.

Yes he absolutely destroyed everyone else in the track, so a very well deserved medal for him.

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8 hours ago, dcro said:

Looks like organizers might need a whole day to add up all those time penalties. Too bad, I'm curious to find out what happened to :BAR:HON teams. :p

Honduras had an awful 2nd day, with two of its riders being eliminated, thus bumping them to 5th place.

Barbados on the other hand looks in a good position to finish in 3rd place, as does Susan Archer currently in 6th.

Also a good competition from the Salvadorian rider, now holding the 4th position.

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8 hours ago, mrv86 said:

Wow! I thought there was some age limit, but I guess it's not the case.

Based off the qualification document, only some sports have age limits. Upon saying that though, I think the majority of age limits internationally are 13, 14, or 15

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