Juan Esteban Arango

Juan Esteban Arango

Juan Esteban Arango (2012)
To person
Full name	Juan Esteban Arango Carvajal
Date of birth	October 9, 1986
nation	Colombia
discipline	Railway (endurance) / road
Most important successes
UCI track world championships 2010 - Scratch
Last updated: March 9, 2020

Juan Esteban Arango Carvajal (born October 9, 1986 in Medellín ) is a Colombian track and road cyclist .

Athletic career

In 2008 Juan Esteban Arango first attracted international attention when he finished third in the team pursuit at the Bicycle World Cup in Cali , together with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Alexander González , and with Carlos Urán he won silver in a two-man team . In the following year, the Colombian track four with Arango, Castro, Edwin Ávila and Weimar Roldán decided the run of the World Cup in Cali for themselves. In 2010 he became vice world champion in scratch .

In the years to come Arango was able to establish himself in the world's elite. He won several runs of the Track Cycling World Cup in various disciplines and was five times Pan American champion by 2016. He also won victories in the Central American and Caribbean Games , the South American Games and the Pan American Games .

In 2008 and 2012 Arango competed in the Olympic Games. In Beijing in 2008, the Colombian four finished tenth with Arango, Castro, Juan Pablo Forero and Jairo Pérez . Four years later, the Colombian team with Arango, Ávila, Castro, Kevin Rios and Roldán was eighth, Arango in the Omnium was tenth at the Olympic Games in London .

successes

train

2009

• Track Cycling World Cup in Cali - team pursuit (with Arles Castro , Edwin Ávila and Weimar Roldán )

2010

• World Championship - Scratch
• Central America and Caribbean game winners - single pursuit, team pursuit (with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Weimar Roldán ), two-man team driving (with Weimar Roldán)

2011

• Track Cycling World Cup in Cali - Omnium, two-man team driving (with Weimar Roldán )
• Pan-American Game Winner - Omnium, Team Pursuit (with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Weimar Roldán )
• Pan American champions - team pursuit (with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Weimar Roldán )

2012

• Track Cycling World Cup in London - Omnium
• Track Cycling World Cup in Cali - team pursuit (with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Weimar Roldán )

2014

• Central America and Caribbean game winners - individual pursuit, team pursuit (with Weimar Roldán , Jordan Parra and Eduardo Estrada Celis )
• South American game winners - team pursuit (with Edwin Ávila , Arles Castro and Weimar Roldán )
• South American Games - Omnium

2015

• Pan America Game Winner - Team Pursuit (with Fernando Gaviria , Jhonatan Restrepo and Arles Castro )
• Pan American Champions - Omnium, Team Pursuit (with Arles Castro , Jhonatan Restrepo and Jordan Parra )

2016

• Pan American champions - points race, team pursuit (with Brayan Sánchez , Eduardo Estrada Celis and Wilmar Paredes )

2018

• South American Game Winner - Omnium, Team Pursuit (with Jordan Parra and Brayan Sánchez )

2019

• Colombian Champion - Omnium, Team Pursuit (with Marvin Angarita , Brayan Sánchez and Carlos Andrés Tobón )
• Pan-American Games - team sprint (with Rubén Murillo , Santiago Ramírez Morales and Kevin Quintero ), team pursuit (with Bryan Gómez Peñaloza , Brayan Sánchez Vergara , Marvin Angarita and Jordan Parra )
• Pan American Games - Two- Man Team Driving (with Brayan Sánchez Vergara )
• Pan American Championship - Team Pursuit (with Brayan Sánchez Vergara , Carlos Andrés Tobón and Wilmar Molina )

successes

Street

2012

• a stage Vuelta Mexico

2017

• one stage Tour of Ankara

Teams

• 2013 Colombia
• 2014 Colombia
• 2017 Medellin Indian

Web links

Commons : Juan Esteban Arango  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Juan Esteban Arango in the database of Radsportseiten.net
• Juan Esteban Arango in the ProCyclingStats.com database
• Juan Esteban Arango in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )