Motorcycle Pedro Gonzalez ended third in the enduro Latino

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Motorcycle Pedro Gonzalez ended third in the enduro Latino

Caracas, 13 May. - RBV.info .- The motorcyclist Gonzalez completed the first two stages of Latin American Enduro third in the Masters class, becoming the component of the Venezuelan delegation in the figuration best start of the contest conducted in Chile.

A press release noted that the national quintet comprising José Fernando Macia, Christian Birarda Raul Cutillas, Dario Castellanos and Gonzalez, traveled to Chile full of expectations to achieve a good result in La Virgen de Chacabuco.

However various mishaps, including a hamstring injury he suffered Birarda, left with no option to the centaurs Creoles, while Castilian figuration was the best individual finish fifth in the E3 and Gonzalez took the podium veteranísimo among people over 38 years.

Darius Young Carabobeño Castilian participated with larger displacement engines and reached the sixth and fifth positions in each of the dates indicated the broad domain of the hosts, led by Gabriel Balut, Jose and Joshua Smith.

Castilian was also eighth in the sum of points for drivers under 23 that comprise the Junior class, totaling 24 units.

E3 in the same mode, Gonzalez was at the handlebars of a TM, ranking seventh on Saturday and sixth on Sunday, highlighting results that allowed in subdivision Master.

The Guyanese, 44, completed 38 points between the two rounds and tied second place riders also share three Chileans, while the southern Ruy Barbosa also dominated in both races to secure 50 points and first place overall in the table.

Cutillas Raúl took the exit at the Masters division with a KTM bike E1 class, but on the first day did not complete the course, while in the second penalize finished ninth after 15 minutes. The result allowed him to add that left him 14 points located on the eighth rung in the standings.

Less fortunate was the participation of Christian Birarda (E1) and Fernando Macia (E2), two of the three components of the team that sought to defend the title of nations, but none was able to complete the distance, with the aggravation of the injury he suffered in Birarda one knee.

Caracas last year missed most of the season with a mishap similar.

The winner in Division E1 Chilean Nicolas Urrutia was, as his countryman Benjamin Herrera, while the Argentine E2 21 Kevin Benavides, a Husaberg, surprised the House for taking first place against Ricardo León Daniel Gouet, in addition to possession of first place in the Junior classification.

At the opening of Latin American specialists took part Enduro Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela and host Chile, which swept in 5 of the 6 divisions in dispute.

The third and fourth rounds of the event supported by the Latin American Motorcycle Union will be held in May in Guatemala, double quote that closes the calendar in that mode.

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