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2001 Vuelta a Venezuela

Field	Value
name	2001 Vuelta a Venezuela
date	September 26 – October 7
stages	13
distance	1833.8
unit	km
time	43h 34' 38"
first	José Chacón Díaz
first_nat	VEN
first_team	Loteria del Táchira
first_color	red
second	Libardo Niño
second_nat	COL
second_team	Loto Fortuna Barinas
third	Jairo Pérez
third_nat	COL
third_team	Gobernacíon Zulia
points	Gil Cordovés
points_nat	CUB
points_team	Indeportes Merida
sprints	Mario Figueroa
sprints_nat	VEN
sprints_team	Gobernacíon Zulia
mountains	Isaac Ramírez
mountains_nat	VEN
mountains_team	Loteria del Táchira
youth	Pavel Brutt
youth_nat	RUS
youth_team	Russia-Itera
team	Loteria del Táchira B
previous	2000
next	2002

The 38th edition of the annual Vuelta a Venezuela was held from September 26 to October 7, 2002. The stage race started in Maturín, and ended in Caracas. Stage 1 was cancelled.

Stages

2001-09-25

Stage 1 was cancelled

2001-09-26: [[Maturín]] — [[Carúpano]] (182.5 km)

Place	Stage 2	Name
1.	Gil Cordovés	Gil Cordovés
2.	Tony Linarez	Tony Linarez
3.	Frederick Segura	Frederick Segura

2001-09-27: [[Carúpano|Carúpano Circuit Race]] (126 km)

Place	Stage 3	Name
1.	Gil Cordovés	Gil Cordovés
2.	Tony Linarez	Tony Linarez
3.	Paulo Vargas	Frederick Segura

2001-09-28: [[Cariaco]] — [[Puerto la Cruz]] (160 km)

Place	Stage 4	Name
1.	Arlex Méndez	Tony Linarez
2.	John Nava	John Nava
3.	Paulo Vargas	Arlex Méndez

2001-09-29: [[Puerto Píritu]] — [[Valle de la Pascua]] (179.2 km)

Place	Stage 5	Name
1.	Tommy Alcedo	Tony Linarez
2.	Hussein Monsalve	Tommy Alcedo
3.	Pavel Brutt	Arlex Méndez

2001-09-30: [[Calabozo|Calabozo Circuit Race]] (121.5 km)

Place	Stage 6	Name
1.	Jairo Pérez	Hussein Monsalve
2.	Hussein Monsalve	Jairo Pérez
3.	José Chacón Díaz	José Chacón Díaz

2001-10-01: [[Calabozo]] — [[San Juan de los Morros]] (136 km)

Place	Stage 7	Name
1.	Tommy Alcedo	José Chacón Díaz
2.	José Chacón Díaz	Hussein Monsalve
3.	Dixon Carmona	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-02: [[San Juan de los Morros]] — [[San Carlos, Venezuela|San Carlos]] (200 km)

Place	Stage 8	Name
1.	Gil Cordovés	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Tony Linarez	Hussein Monsalve
3.	Frederick Segura	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-03: [[San Carlos, Venezuela|San Carlos]] — [[San Felipe, Venezuela|San Felipe]] (236 km)

Place	Stage 9	Name
1.	José Chacón Díaz	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Álvaro Lozano	Hussein Monsalve
3.	Gregorio Ladino	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-04: [[Guama, Venezuela|Guama]] — [[Guama, Venezuela|Guama]] (22.7 km)

Place	Stage 10-A (Individual Time Trial)	Name
1.	José Chacón Díaz	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Libardo Niño	Libardo Niño
3.	Tommy Alcedo	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-04: [[San Felipe, Venezuela|San Felipe Circuit Race]] (92 km)

Place	Stage 10-B	Name
1.	Gil Cordovés	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Tony Linarez	Libardo Niño
3.	Miguel Ubeto	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-05: [[San Felipe, Venezuela|San Felipe]] — [[Valencia, Venezuela|Valencia]] (140.9 km)

Place	Stage 11	Name
1.	Pavel Brutt	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Franklin Chacón	Libardo Niño
3.	Robinson Merchán	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-06: [[Valencia, Venezuela|Valencia]] — [[Ocumare del Tuy]] (138 km)

Place	Stage 12	Name
1.	Raúl Montaña	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Hussein Monsalve	Libardo Niño
3.	Israel Ochoa	Jairo Pérez

2001-10-07: [[Caracas|Caracas Circuit Race]] (99 km)

Place	Stage 13	Name
1.	Gil Cordovés	José Chacón Díaz
2.	Tony Linarez	Libardo Niño
3.	Miguel Ubeto	Jairo Pérez

Final classification

RANK	NAME	TEAM	TIME
1.	José Chacón Díaz	Loteria del Táchira A	43:34:38
2.	Libardo Niño	Loto Fortuna Barinas A	+ 0.32
3.	Jairo Pérez	Gobernacíon Zulia Alcaldia	+ 0.56
4.	Federico Muñoz	Triple Gordo Trujillo A	+ 2.08
5.	Hussein Monsalve	Distribuidora La Japonesa Lotería de Oriente	+ 2.16
6.	Gregorio Ladino	Gobernacíon del Zulía Alcaldia	+ 2.17
7.	Luis Espinosa	Triple Gordo Trujillo B	+ 2.20
8.	Raúl Montaña	Triple Gordo Trujillo B	+ 2.28
9.	Pavel Brutt	Russia-Itera	+ 2.42
10.	Arlex Méndez	Loteria del Táchira A	+ 2.43

References

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