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Vuelta al Táchira en Bicicleta 2019 — Stage 8

18 Jan 2019 · 115 km

Stage Impact
What changed on Stage 8
Yimmi Jose Briceno → Yimmi Jose Briceno

Yimmi Jose Briceno kept the GC lead after Stage 8. Miguel Eduardo Florez won the stage. Erick Castano lost the most time among the main GC movers.

Stage Winner
Miguel Eduardo Florez
GC Gainers
Time Losses
#RiderTeamTime
1 Miguel Eduardo Florez Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec (PCT) 2h 48' 35"
2 Orluis Aular Matrix Powertag (CT) same time
3 Sergio Andres Martinez same time
4 Yonathan Jesus Salinas same time
5 Yonathan Monsalve same time
6 Yimmi Jose Briceno same time
7 Luis Mora2 same time
8 Juan Pablo Suarez GW - Shimano (CT) same time
9 Ruben Urbano + 0' 01"
10 Anderson Timoteo Paredes Movistar Team Ecuador (CT) + 0' 08"
11 Nelson Ismael Sanchez Jimenez + 0' 10"
12 Ronald Javier Gonzales + 0' 10"
13 Deins Hernandez + 0' 10"
14 Nelson Camargo + 0' 10"
15 Wilson Haro Movistar Team Ecuador (CT) + 0' 10"
16 Walter Fernando Pedraza Morales GW - Shimano (CT) + 0' 10"
17 Luis Felipe Laverde Jimenez GW - Shimano (CT) + 0' 10"
18 Manuel Eduardo Medina + 0' 15"
19 Jorge Abreu Soler + 0' 23"
20 Fredy Rico + 0' 26"
21 Yonder Godoy + 0' 29"
22 Roniel Campos + 0' 29"
23 German Rincon + 0' 29"
24 Jose Alarcon + 0' 34"
25 Jose Rodolfo Serpa GW - Shimano (CT) + 0' 36"
26 Jose Humberto Rujano + 0' 36"
27 Daniel Munoz Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec (PCT) + 0' 36"
28 Jonathan Camargo + 0' 36"
29 Ruben Flores + 0' 36"
30 Daniel Abreu + 0' 36"
31 Yerzon Sanchez + 0' 36"
32 Norberto Wilches + 0' 45"
33 Freddy Vargas + 0' 48"
34 Jackson Rodriguez + 0' 53"
35 Jose Pinero Torres + 0' 57"
36 Manuel Jimenez + 0' 59"
37 Franklin Chacon + 1' 03"
38 Alexis Benjamin Quinteros Movistar Team Ecuador (CT) + 1' 05"
39 John Nava + 1' 14"
40 Carlos Becerra + 1' 14"
41 John Pico + 1' 51"
42 Yorman Fuentes + 3' 01"
43 Gaudy Ochoa + 3' 34"
44 Fabio Florez + 7' 32"
45 Cristian Torres2 + 7' 39"
46 Luis Pinto + 8' 11"
47 Giorgio Landaeta + 10' 29"
48 Mattia Viel Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec (PCT) + 10' 32"
49 Jose Mendoza + 10' 32"
50 Leonel Quintero + 11' 10"
51 Carlos Torres Villarreal + 25' 55"
52 Yosimar Jerez + 25' 55"
53 Fernando Briceno + 25' 55"
54 Neubery Castano + 25' 55"
55 Cristofer Nieto + 25' 55"
56 Byron Guama Movistar Team Ecuador (CT) + 25' 55"
57 Yurgen Ramirez + 25' 55"
58 Ralph Monsalve + 25' 55"
59 Wilmer Bravo + 25' 55"
60 Diego Avendano + 25' 55"
61 Fredy Alexander Pacheco Villabona + 25' 55"
62 Carlos Diaz + 25' 55"
63 Agustin Ortiz + 25' 55"
64 Isaac Simon Yaguaro Flores + 25' 55"
65 Fabian Cordoba + 25' 55"
66 Duvan Ferley Farfan Penagos + 25' 55"
67 Rodolfo Fernandez2 + 25' 55"
68 Luis Mendoza Olarte + 25' 55"
69 Maximo Rojas + 25' 55"
70 Luis Enrique Diaz + 25' 55"
71 Erick Castano + 40' 40"
DNF Rafael Medina —
DNF Cesar Sanabria —
DNF Franklin Rincon —
DNF Henry Meneses —
DNF Jose Jaimes —
DNF Miguel Angel Velandia —
DNF Adderlyn Felix Cruz Colon —
DNF Gusneiver Gil —
DNF Nicolas David Garcia —
DNF Carlos Galviz —
DNF Hector Javier Delgado —
DNF John Jimenez —
DNF Wellinton Capellan —
DNF Alexander Villasmil —
DNF Remberto Jaramillo —
DNF Stiven Zorro —
DNF Elkin Sebastian Palmar —
DNF Jose Bruzual —
DNF Charles Garcia —
DNF Pedro Sequera —
DNF Julian Cardona 2 —
DNF Angel Rivas Molina —
DNF Luis Kleiber Garcia —
DNF Marco Benfatto Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec (PCT) —
DNF Kevin Rivera Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec (PCT) —
DNF Heiner Rodrigo Parra GW - Shimano (CT) —
DNF Carlos Eduardo Alzate GW - Shimano (CT) —
DNF Santiago Montenegro Movistar Team Ecuador (CT) —
DNS Jose Castillo —