Resumen Etapa 02 VINRD2026,Wilmer Paredes ganó la segunda etapa y Cedeño sigue líder

Wilmer Paredes won the second stage and Cedeño remains the leader in the Vuelta Independencia Colombian Wilmer Paredes finished with a strong sprint to gain a bike length advantage over the peloton and win the second stage of the 47th Vuelta Ciclística Independencia Nacional (National Independence Cycling Tour). The Santo Domingo-San Cristóbal-Santo Domingo Ring Road stage was 153 kilometers long and started from the Seaboard Energía Limpia company with the starting flag waved by its general manager, Armando Rodríguez. Paredes stopped the clock at exactly 3 hours and 42 seconds. Jason Huertas, from Team La Romana, and Álvaro Reyes completed the podium. Danielky Cedeño, winner of the first stage, remains the overall leader with a time of 5:14:28. Paredes is just four seconds behind. This Thursday, the mountain stage will be run, finishing in Rancho Arriba (San José de Ocoa), which could bring changes to the standings. In the team classification, Team Medellín leads with an accumulated time of 15:44.29, followed by City Bike Miami with 15:46.39. The event is sponsored by the Ministry of the Presidency, the Ministry of Sports, Banreservas, Seaboard, and the Economic Dining Halls. The competition also has the support and collaboration of the Military and Police Commission of the Ministry of Public Works, the 911 Emergency System, Digesset (National Traffic Safety Directorate), Politur (Tourist Police), and the Dominican Olympic Committee. Stages This Thursday, the 26th, will be Stage 3, starting from the Banreservas Tower on Winston Churchill Avenue. The Santo Domingo-Rancho Arriba, San José de Ocoa route will cover a distance of 158 kilometers. On Friday, the 27th, a closed circuit will be held in Mirador Sur Park (140 km). The penultimate stage will be Santo Domingo-Santo Domingo North Ring Road, on Saturday the 28th (138 km). The Dominican tour concludes on Sunday, March 1st with a circuit in the monumental area of ​​Santiago.