1. General Overview
The Infinity Virtual Tour 2025, organized by CMTL, GCC, and Infinity Park Loop, concluded with resounding success. This virtual event challenged cyclists from various countries across four stages that tested their speed, endurance, and teamwork. The competition not only stood out for its high level of athletic performance but also for the camaraderie and spirit of perseverance demonstrated by the participants.
2. Team Results
The CMTL 1 team showed undeniable supremacy throughout the tour, leading the team classification with enviable consistency. Their strategy and performance in each stage allowed them to accumulate points steadily, solidifying their position as the team to beat.
The battle for second place was extremely tight between GCC Plus and CMTL 2. Both teams displayed balanced performances, but GCC Plus ultimately secured the second spot thanks to an outstanding performance in key stages. CMTL 2, on the other hand, proved that the competition was fierce until the very end.
A crucial aspect of this type of event is attendance. Attendance points played a decisive role in the final classification, highlighting the importance of participation and commitment from all team members. Teams like GCC + and CMTL 1 managed to maximize these points, allowing them to maintain a significant advantage.
3. Top 10 Individual Standings by Points
The Top 10 individual standings were dominated by cyclists who demonstrated remarkable consistency and the ability to score points in every stage. Diego Pedraza emerged as the tour champion, accumulating 66 points thanks to his outstanding performances in the sprint and time trial stages.
- Diego Pedraza – 66 points
- Francisco Dávila – 58 points
- Reyes Anduaga – 52 points
- Alexander Vargas – 48 points
- Alberto Mora – 45 points
- Luis López – 39 points
- Luis Luque – 33 points
- Jonathan Hernández – 29 points
- Miguel Garzón – 28 points
- Juan Sánchez – 27 points
In the women’s category, Daniela Félix stood out as the top female cyclist of the tour, accumulating a significant number of points (25) across the stages.
4. Results by Stage and Team
Below is a table showing the points per stage earned by each team:
| Stage | CMTL 1 | CMTL 2 | GCC + | GCC Plus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | 40 | 27 | 17 | 19 |
| Stage 2 | 83 | 36 | 50 | 55 |
| Stage 3 | 185 | 60 | 35 | 85 |
| Stage 4 | 31 | 56 | 14 | 26 |
- Stage 1: CMTL 1 dominated with 40 points, followed by CMTL 2 with 27 points.
- Stage 2: CMTL 1 once again took the lead with 83 points, while GCC Plus showed strong performance with 55 points.
- Stage 3: CMTL 1 consolidated their lead with an impressive 185 points, followed by GCC Plus with 85 points.
- Stage 4: CMTL 2 delivered a solid performance with 56 points, while CMTL 1 added 31 points.
5. General Statistics
- Number of stages: 4
- Total participants: Approximately 30
- Countries represented: 4 (Canada, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador)
- Total points contested: Over 500 points distributed across stages and attendance.
- Total kilometers ridden: 67 km (16.1 km + 20.4 km + 20.4 km + 10.1 km)
- Total elevation gained: 1,009 meters (42 m + 144 m + 144 m + 679 m)
The Infinity Virtual Tour 2025 was not only a sporting competition but also an event that fostered unity among cyclists from different countries and cultures. Organized by Infinity Park Loop, it created a space where an unforgettable virtual spectacle was offered.
Final Team Rankings:
- CMTL 1 – 339 points (40 + 83 + 185 + 31)
- GCC Plus – 185 points (19 + 55 + 85 + 26)
- CMTL 2 – 179 points (27 + 36 + 60 + 56)
- GCC + – 116 points (17 + 50 + 35 + 14)
Congratulations to all participants and teams for an incredible tour! 🚴♂️🚴♀️