South American Cup 2023: Second weekend recap

by Leandro Lutz • 02.10.2023
South American
While European cross-country skiers are still racing in some of the biggest roller ski competitions of the summer, their South American peers profit from the best snow conditions and racing of their winter season. Check the results from the second weekend of the South American Cup in Corralco, Chile.

While European cross-country skiers are still racing in some of the biggest roller ski competitions of the summer, their South American peers profit from the best snow conditions and racing of their winter season. Check the results from the second weekend of the South American Cup in Corralco, Chile.

The Chile Winter Series – South American Cup 2023 – weekend 2, took place in Corralco, Chile, on the last week of September. The cross-country skiers competed in four events in six days. 

On Saturday, September 23, the 10km individual race in the men’s side saw Franco Dal Farra (ARG) winning the freestyle event, followed by Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG) and Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI). 

Men’s 10km Individual F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Franco Dal Farra (ARG), 24:23.9
  2. Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG), +2:35.7
  3. Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI), +3:03.6
  4. Nahuel Exequiel Torres (ARG), +3:05.8
  5. Justo Pastor Estevez (ARG), +3:25.2

Complete results can be found HERE.

Nahiara Gonzalez Diaz (ARG) won the 7.5km individual freestyle race, while Maria Cecilia Dominguez (ARG) and Agustina Groetzner (ARG) completed the podium.

Women’s 7.5km Individual F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Nahiara Diaz Gonzalez (ARG), 21:53.7
  2. Maria Cecilia Dominguez (ARG), +26.9
  3. Agustina Groetzner (ARG), +53.5
  4. Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG), +2:41.6
  5. Martina Flores (CHI), +4:52.2

Complete results can be found HERE.

On Sunday, September 24, the 1.3km sprint race in freestyle technique saw Franco Dal Farra (ARG) winning the event, followed by Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG) and Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI). 

Men’s 1.3km Sprint F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Franco Dal Farra (ARG)
  2. Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG)
  3. Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI)
  4. Nahuel Exequiel Torres (ARG)
  5. Justo Pastor Estevez (ARG)

Complete results can be found HERE.

Nahiara Gonzalez Diaz (ARG) won the 1.3km sprint race in freestyle technique, while Agustina Groetzner (ARG) and Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG) completed the podium.

Women’s 1.3km Sprint F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Nahiara Diaz Gonzalez (ARG)
  2. Agustina Groetzner (ARG)
  3. Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG)
  4. Paloma Angelino Saquero (ARG)
  5. Millaray Antonia Sandoval (CHI)

Complete results can be found HERE.

On Wednesday, September 27, the 10km individual race in freestyle technique saw Franco Dal Farra (ARG) winning the event, followed by Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI) and Nahuel Exequiel Torres (ARG). 

Men’s 10km Individual F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Franco Dal Farra (ARG), 24:40.2
  2. Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI), +2:36.6
  3. Nahuel Exequiel Torres (ARG), +3:07.7
  4. Justo Pastor Estevez (ARG), +3:19.5
  5. Martin Flores (CHI), +3:44.4

Complete results can be found HERE.

Maria Cecilia Dominguez (ARG) won the 5km individual race in freestyle technique, while Agustina Groetzner (ARG) and Nahiara Diaz Gonzalez (ARG) completed the podium.

Women’s 5km Individual F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Maria Cecilia Domingues (ARG), 14:27.1
  2. Agustina Groetzner (ARG), +12.9
  3. Nahiara Diaz Gonzalez (ARG), +27.7
  4. Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG), 1:21.7
  5. Paloma Angelino Saquero (ARG), 3:11.8

Complete results can be found HERE.

On Thursday, September 28, the final event, a 1.3km sprint in freestyle technique, saw Franco Dal Farra (ARG) winning the race, followed by Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG) and Martin Flores (CHI). 

Men’s 1.3km Sprint F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Franco Dal Farra (ARG)
  2. Mateo Lorenzo Sauma (ARG)
  3. Martin Flores (CHI)
  4. Nahuel Exequiel Torres (ARG)
  5. Yonatan Jesus Fernandez (CHI)

Complete results can be found HERE.

Nahiara Gonzalez Diaz (ARG) won the 1.3km sprint race in freestyle technique, while Agustina Groetzner (ARG) and Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG) completed the podium.

Women’s 1.3km Sprint F – Top 5 – Corralco (CHI)

  1. Nahiara Diaz Gonzalez (ARG)
  2. Agustina Groetzner (ARG)
  3. Maira Sofia Fernandez Righi (ARG)
  4. Paloma Angelino Saquero (ARG)
  5. Victoria Richter Baratcabal (ARG)

Complete results can be found HERE.

The South American Cup 2023 was contested in two stages, the first in Bariloche, Argentina, and the second in Corralco, Chile. 

Click BELOW for the results from the first weekend in Bariloche, Argentina.

Read More – South American Cup 2023: First weekend recap

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