Mening Of Tender Breat

LITHUANIAN Krupeckaite, GOLD AND WORLD RECORD IN 500 METER TRACK CYCLING.

Madrid .- (EFE). The Lithuanian Simona Krupeckaite won the gold medal with world record in the women's final test of 500 meters from the track cycling World Cup, disputed in Pruszkow (Poland).

The Lithuanian won the final with a time of 33 seconds and 296 thousandths, which improves the previous world record, held by Australia's Anna Meares from the 31 March 2007, which was 33,588 in Palma de Mallorca (Spain .)
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RESULTS WEDNESDAY - MARCH 25.
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Individual Pursuit (F) - 21 athletes.
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1 - Alison Shanks (NZL) - 3:29.807 - GOLD
2 - Wendy Houvenaghel (GBR) - 3:32.502 - SILVER
3 - Vilija Sereikaite (BLR) - 3:33.583 - BRONZE
4 - Joanna Rowsell (GBR) - 3:35.209
5 - Josephine Tomic (AUS) - 3:37.780
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7 th Tara Whitten (CAN) - 3:38.962
12 th Maria Luisa Calle (COL) - 3:42.930 16 th Dalila
Rodriguez (CUB) - 3:45.956
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500 meter time trial - 23 athletes.
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1 - Simona Krupeckaite (LTU) - 33,296 (WR) - GOLD
2 - Anna Meares (AUS) - 33,796 - SILVER
3 - Victoria Pendleton (GBR) - 34,102 - BRONZE
4 - Sandie Clair (FRA) - 34,114
5 - Willy Kanis (NED) - 34,258
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7 th Lisandra Guerra Rodriguez (CUB) - 34,358
18 th Diana Maria Garcia (COL) - 36,034
23 th Cinthia Martinez (URU) - 38,651
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Score (M) - 24 athletes.
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1 - Cameron Meyer (AUS) - 24 points - GOLD
2 - Daniel Kreutzfeldt (DEN) - 22 points - SILVER
3 - Chris Newton (GBR) - 21 points - BRONZE
4 - Eloy Teruel Rovira (ESP) - 17
5 - Vasili Kyryienka (BLR) - 15
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6 th Colby Pearce (USA) - 14
9 º Zachary Bell (CAN) - 6
14 º Martin Garrido (ARG) - 3
16 º Juan Esteban Arango (COL) - 2
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Team Sprint (M) - 16 Teams.
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1 - France (FRA) - 43,614 - Gold
2 - Great Britain (GBR) - 43,738 - 3
SILVER - Germany (GER) - 43,011 - BRONZE
4 - Australia (AUS ) - 43,986
5 - Poland (POL) - 44,865
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Colombia (COL) - 46 729 DNS
Trinidad and Tobago (TRI)
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PROGRAM FRIDAY MARCH 27.
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14:00 to 17:20 M - Team Pursuit - Classification
F - Speed \u200b\u200b200 m. (24) - Classification
F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 1 / 16 Final

PAUSE F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 1 / 8 Final
PAUSE
F - Speed \u200b\u200b- Repechage 1 / 8
19:00 to 21:45 F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 1 / 4 Final (1 st)
M - 1 Km cr - Final
F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 1 / 4 Final (2 nd)
M - 1 km cr - Ceremony
F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 1 / 4 Final (3 ª Ev.)
F - Scratch 10 km - Final
M - Team Pursuit - Final 3-4 & 1-2
F - Speed \u200b\u200b- 5 to 8 seats
F - Scratch 10 km - Ceremony
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Rujano Anapoima BAGS.

Bogotá .- (Fedeciclismo Colombia). champion mountain passes of the Giro d'Italia 2005, José Rujano, leads the group from the governor of Zulia, Maracaibo Municipality who arrived in Colombia to participate in the Classic Anapoima from 26 to 28 March.

José Rujano, Manuel Medina, Richard Ochoa, Franklin Chacon Raul Saavedra and Carlos Garvi under the guidance of Alexis Mendez, run on the roads of Ontario as a preview to what will be the presence of the group of ten runners in the 59th Vuelta a Colombia Pilsen 6 to 21 June.

Anapoima run in about 180 riders standing Castelblanco Chepe, Iván Cepeda Parra and Wilson, among others, while the great absence is the world champion Fabio Duarte, who will travel next Saturday to Ecuador with Colombia is Passion team.

The test begins Thursday with a stretch of 168 kilometers between Apulo-Mesitas Anapoima-College-Leaping-Mondoñedo Tequendama-Puerto Araujo-La Mesa Anapoima, ending three days later with a street circuit in Anapoima.
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Anapoima .
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Thursday, March 26 - 1st Stage Anapoima-Apulo-Mesitas College-Salto del Tequendama-Mondoñedo-Puerto Araujo-La Mesa Anapoima-168 Kms
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Friday 27th March - 2nd Stage Anapoima-Apulo-Girardot - Copy it-Anapoima Alto-La Mesa-
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Saturday March 28 - 3rd Stage 85 Urban Circuit Kms

Anapoima

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CONGRATULATIONS TO AFC.

Havana .- ( Press Copaci). Vice President International Cycling Union (UCI), José Manuel Peláez, conveyed warm congratulations to the Korean Hee Wook Cho to have been ratified as President of the Confederation of Asia.

· Desire Mr. Hee Wook Cho the greatest success at the head of the Confederation of Asia in the coming period ¨, also said the President of the Pan American in his message.

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ARMSTRONG TO RECOVER after trading of the clavicle.

Los Angeles, USA - (Reuters). The American cyclist Lance Armstrong continues to recover from surgery which was referred on Wednesday to stabilize his clavicle after fracture.

Seven-times Tour de France, who has placed a stainless steel plate and 12 screws during the operation, broke his collarbone in four parts after a fall suffered on Monday in the first stage of the Tour of Castilla and León .

After leaving the English race, Armstrong, 37, returned to the U.S. to have surgery in Austin, Texas.

Although the fracture he suffered was more serious than expected and required an operation "demanding" his surgeon said he was confident that the rider could re-do a light training in about a week.

"The goal of our surgery was to stabilize the fracture as soon as possible and safely, and then let Lance do what he does best," said Dr. Doug Elenz in a teleconference.

The doctor explained that Armstrong would make light exercise with a bicycle to allow heal the wound caused by the operation and stressed that as the weeks pass, its activity would increase.

Elenz indicated that the fracture of Texas biker take eight to 12 weeks to recover fully.

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THE REGISTRATION CLOSES UCI Mountain Bike Team.

Madrid .- ( www.todociclismo.com ). The UCI has announced that the records of mountain bike team for 2009 has been only slightly, so it is satisfied with due to the economic situation in the world.

between Europe, America and Oceania have registered 90 teams, six fewer than last year.
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AMERICAN CYCLING CONFEDERATION
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Compilation and editing: José Luis Basulto V.