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Jefferson Vargas wins fourth stage Tour of Colombia

by Adriaan Alsema May 14, 2008

Wednesday’s stage, 192 kilometers from Tunja to la Vega, was a hectic one. An early attempt to escape by Oscar Sevilla was killed by the Lotería de Boyacá team, after which Cesar Salazar and Gustavo González jumped from the rest, shortly thereafter followed by Wilson Cepeda, Miguel Diaz and Yeferson Vargas. The group of five knew to keep a strong lead until the finish line.Standings:

1.

Wilson Sepeda (Une)

16h:51min.41sec.

2.

Iván M. Casas (Lotería de Boyacá)

at 2min.15sec.

3.

Giovanni Báez (Une)

at 2min.32sec.

4.

Franklin Chacón (Alcaldía de Cabimas)

at 2min.35sec.

5.

Alejandro Ramírez (GW Shimano-EPM)

at 2min.47sec.

6.

Victor H. González (Ebsa-Coordinadora)

at 3min.21sec.

7.

Hebert Gutierrez (Blanco del Valle-Frutidelicias)

at 4min.19sec.

8.

Carlos Ospina (GW Shimano-EPM)           

at 4min.31sec.

9.

Santiago Ojeda (Lotería de Boyacá)

at 4min.35sec.

10.

Oscar Álvarez (Une)                                

at 4min.41sec.

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