Diana Peñuela, winner of the fifth stage of the Tour of Colombia Women.
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Diana Peñuela He made clear this Saturday that is going through an exceptional moment. He took the victory in the fifth stage of the Return to Colombia Women 2025a demanding chronoscalada of 22.4 kilometers between Chinchiná and Manizales, and recovered the General classification leadership just a closing day.
La Caldense, champion in 2022 and one of the favorites from the start, stopped the stopwatch in 54 minutes and 55 seconds.
Surpassed for a few four seconds his teammate, Natalia Garzónand for ten to Jessenia Menesesof the team women Antioquia Pride Paisa, at a stage that may have defined the fate of this edition.
The competition will end this Sunday with the sixth and last day, which will travel 108.1 kilometers between Manizales and Pereira.
The layout presents a wavy profile and will have the rise to the High of Cerrito At kilometer 89, in addition to three intermediate sprints in Dosquebradas, kilometer 66.5 and Carthage (km 76.5).
Fifth classification of the Tour of Colombia Women
1. Diana Peñuela (Col/system) – 54:55.
2. Natalia Garzón (COL/SYSTEM) A 0:04.
3. Jesenia Meneses (Col/Women Ant-Orgullo Paisa) at 0:10.
4. Stefania Sánchez (Col/Siscredito-GW) at 0:25.
5. Camila Andrea Valbuena (Col/Just Cycling viem) at 0:57.
6. Estefanía Herrera (Col/Women Ant-Org Paisa) at 2:19.
7. Laura Daniela Rojas (Col/Boyacá is to live it) at 2:25.
8. Lorena Villamizar (Col/Pato Bike BMC) at 2:44.
9. Aranza Villalón (Chi/Siscredito-GW) at 2:45.
10. Aria Mundy (USA/Orion Racing) a 3:01.
General classification of the Tour of Colombia Women
1. Diana Peñuela (Col/system) – 15:37:11.
2. Jessenia Meneses (Col/Women Ant-Org Paisa) at 0:21.
3. Stefania Sánchez (Col/Siscredito-GW) at 0:36.
4. Camila Andrea Valbuena (Col/Just Cycling VIEM) at 1:23.
5. Natalia Garzón (Col/System) at 1:45.
6. Andrea Ramírez (MEX/Pato Bike BMC) a 2:16.
7. Lilibeth Chacón (VEN/LC Pro Cycling) a 3:42.
8. Lorena Villamizar (Col/Pato Bike BMC) at 4:11.
9. Laura Daniela Rojas (Col/Boyacá is to live it) at 4:25.
10. Juanita Salcedo (Col/Boyacá is to live it) at 4:28.
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