John Freddy García

John Freddy García Feria (born May 25, 1974 in Buga , Valle del Cauca ) is a former Colombian road cyclist .

In 1998, John Freddy García won three medals at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Maracaibo : a gold medal each in the two-man team driving (with John Ramírez ) and in the team sprint (with John J. González and Marco A. Rios ) and a bronze one in the team pursuit . The following year he signed his first professional contract.

In 2002 García was Colombian road racing champion and in 2004 and 2006 he won the Vuelta al Valle del Cauca . He started three times at the Giro d'Italia . In the course of his cycling career, he won 29 stages in tours, mainly in South America. In 2001 he won a stage of the Tour du Maroc .

successes

1998

• Central America and Caribbean Games - Two-Man Team Driving (with John Ramírez )
• Central American and Caribbean Games - Team Sprint (with John J. González and Marco A. Rios )
• Central America and Caribbean Games - Team Pursuit

2000

• a stage Vuelta a Colombia

2001

• a stage Tour du Maroc

2002

• Colombian champion - road racing
• a stage Vuelta a Colombia

2004

• two stages Vuelta a Colombia

2006

• two stages Vuelta a Colombia

2008

• a stage Vuelta a Colombia

Teams

• 2000 Aguardiente Néctar-Selle Italia
• 2001 Selle Italia-Pacific
• 2002–2003 Colombia-Selle Italia
• 2004 05 Orbitel

Web links

• John Freddy García in the Radsportseiten.net database