Annex: Sport in Colombia

List of sports and athletes in Colombia:

Athletics

• Hernan Barreneche Rios, bronze medal at the Cali 1971 Pan American Games in the Marathon.
• Domingo Tibaduiza, winner of the San Silvestre race in São Paulo in 1977.
• Silvio Marino Salazar, a leading anchor for the 1980s.
• Victor Mora, winner of the San Silvestre race in São Paulo in 1972, 1973, 1975 and 1981.
• José Querubín Moreno, bronze medal at the 1983 Pan American Games in 20 km march.
• Héctor Moreno, bronze medal at the 1983 Pan American Games, in 50 km march.
• Ximena Restrepo, bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Barcelona 1992, at the 400-metre smooth test.
• Luis Fernando López Gold Medal at the 2011 World of Athletics at the 20km test of the march
• Santiago Bernal, athlete.
• Juan José Romero, athlete.
• Catherine Ibargüen bronze medal at the 2011 World Athletic Championship in the triple jump test, with a mark of 14,84 meters. Silver Medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games in the Triple Jump mode with a brand of 14,80; champion in the Triple Jump mode at the World Championship of Athletics held in Russia in 2013 in China 2015; three times winner of the Diamond League (2013, 2014 and 2015) and Gold Medal at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games with a score of 15,17 m.
• Anthony Zambrano: Silver Medal in the 400m Doha 2019 planes. Silver Medal in the 400m planes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
• Éider Arévalo: World champion athletic march 20 km London 2017
• Sandra Arenas: Silver Medal in athletic March 20 km at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Motor Racing

Juan Pablo Montoya.

• Juan Pablo Montoya bogotano, Colombia's highest exponent in the national history of motor racing; Formula 1 atonement, NASCAR atonement, CART World Championship Series and IndyCar Series pilot. Formula 3000 Champion in 1998 and the CART World Championship Series in 1999; Third in Formula 1 in 2002 and 2003 with the Williams Shield and winner of the 500 Indianapolis Miles in 2000 and 2015, and 24 Daytona Hours in 2007, 2008 and 2013. Juan Pablo Montoya, unique in history with Graham Hill in winning GP Monaco and the 500 miles of Indianapolis and a featured racer in the early 2000, high speed record of formula 1 for 14 years.
• Ricardo Londoño (pilot), Formula 1 and Formula 2 atonement at the end of the 1970s and the 1980s.
• Roberto Guerrero, Formula 1 and CART IndyCar World Series in the 1980s.
• Hernando Ramírez: Pilot featured in the 1980s and 90s.
• Andrés Felipe Gómez: Leading in the 1980s and 90s.
• Nessim Kassem: Pilot featured in the 1980s and 90s.
• Diego Guzmán: Winner of the Vauxhall Lotus Formula in 1991 and champion of the Barber Saab Cup in 1994.
• Gustavo Yacamán Jr Tigrillo: pilot of the United SportsCar Championship.
• Sebastian Saavedra, IndyCar Series pilot.
• Carlos Andrés Muñoz, IndyCar Series pilot.
• Gabby Chaves, champion of the IndyCar Series 2014.
• Omar Julián Leal, GP2 Series pilot.
• Carlos Huertas, IndyCar Series pilot.
• Camilo Zurcher, Superstars Series pilot.
• Tatiana Calderón: Participating in Formula 2 championship 2019 with the BWT Arden team,
• Óscar Andrés Tunjo: currently competing in Blancpain GT World Challenge Europewith the team Belgian Audi Club Team WRT

Basketball

• Colombian Basketball Federation
• Colombian Professional Basketball
• Basketball Selection of Colombia

Colombians in the NBA

• Jaime Echenique: First Colombian to play a match at the NBA with the Washington Wizards.

Baseball

• Colombian Baseball Federation.

Colombians in the Great Leagues

Most successful professional baseball teams

• Barranquilla Cayman: 8 titles of the Colombian Professional Baseball League and a Caribbean Series in 2022.
• Tigres de Cartagena: 6 titles of the Colombian League of Professional Baseball and 1 title of the Latin American Series in 2014.
• Leones de Montería: 1 title of the Colombian League of Professional Baseball and obtained the title of the Latin American Series held in Montería (Córdoba) in 2015.

Global titles

• Colombia baseball team, first sports selection to give the country world titles. He won the Baseball World Cup in 1947 and 1965.

Bowling

• Jairo Ocampo World Champion of Bolos 1974.
• Armando Mariño Ball World Champion 1983.
• World Championship Modality, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships
• Light Adriana Leal Bronze Medal Masters modality at the 1995 World Championship (United States), World Championship Modality Teams at the 1999 World Championship (Arabic Emirates), Bronze Medal and current world record to three lines Modality Teams at the 2003 World Championship (Malaysia).
• Sara Vargas World Champion Simple Modality at the 1996 Youth World Championship (Hong Kong), World Champion Modality Teams at the 1999 World Championship (Arabic Emirates), Bronze Medal and current world record to three lines Modality Teams at the 2003 World Championship (Malaysia), World Championship Champion 2006 (Kuwait).
• Margarita Roa World Championship Modality Teams in the 1999 World Championship (Arab Emirates), Bronze Medal and current world record to three lines Modality Teams in the 2003 World Championship (Malaysia).
• Jaime Monroy World Champion and current world record to a Double Modality line at the 1999 World Championship (Arabic Emirates), Bronze Medal Modality Teams at the 2010 Men's World Championship (Germany).
• Jaime Eduardo González Medalla de Bronce Modalidad Sencillos en Championship Mundial Juvenil 2008 (United States).
• Laura Fonnegra Mantilla World Championship Double Modality in 2008 Youth World Championship (United States), World Champion Modality Teachers at the 2010 World Youth Championship (Finland), World Champion Double Modality at the 2010 Youth World Championship (Finland), Bronze Medal Modality Teams at the 2011 World Championship (Hong Kong).
• Manuel Otálora World Champion Simple Modality in World Games 2009 (Taiwan), World Champion Mixed Double Modality in World Games 2009 (Taiwan), Bronze Medal Modality Teams in the 2010 Men's World Championship (Germany).
• Fabio García Medalla de Bronce Modalidad Equipos en el Championship Mundial Masculino 2010 (Germany).
• United States of America, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships
• World Championship Modality, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships, World Championships
• Jaime Andrés Gómez Ardila World Championship Double Modality in the World Youth Championship 1994 (Mexico), Bronze Medal Modalidad All Event in the World Youth Championship 1996 (Hong Kong), World Championship and current world record to a double Modality line in the World Championship 1999 (Arab Emirates), Bronze Medal at the World Championship AMF 2007 (Russia), Medalla
• Paola Gómez Medalla de Bronce Modalidad Sencillos en el Championship Mundial Juvenil 1998 (Corea), Subcampeona Mundial Modalidad Equipos en el Championship Mundial 1999 (Emiratos Árabe), Medalla de Bronce Modalidad Equipos en el Championship Mundial 2011 (Hong Kong), Campeona Modalidad Maestros en el Championship Panamericano Campeón de Campeones 2012 (United States).
• Anggie Ramírez Perea Subcampeona Mundial Modalidad Doubles Conjuntos en Juegos Mundial 2009 (Taiwán), Campeona Iberoamericana de Mayores en Modalidades Single, Todo Evento y Masters en Championship Iberoamericano 2013 (Argentina), Campeona Panamericana Modalidad Equipos 2018 (Dominican Republic), Campeona Mundial Modalidad Equipos en Championship Mundial Feminino 2019 (United States).
• Juan Francisco Gómez Campeón Panamericano Juvenil simple modes in Panamericano Juvenil 2009 (Colombia), Subcampón Iberoamericano en Modalidad Dobles y Tríos en Championship Iberoamericano 2013 (Argentina).
• David Romero Bronze Medal Modality Teams at the 2010 Men's World Championship (Germany), World Championship Double Modality at the 2013 Senior World Championship (United States).
• Juliana Franco Arango Campeona Panamericana Juvenil simple modes in the 2010 Pan American Youth Championship (Dominican Republic), Bronze Medal Individual Modality in the 2012 World Youth Championship (Thailand), Ibero-American Champion in Double Modality and Trio Championships in Ibero-American Championships 2013 (Argentina), Pan-American Champion Teams 2018 (Dominican Republic), World Champion Modalidad Tríos 2019.
• Edgar Gomez World Championship Double Modality in the 2013 Senior World Championship (United States).
• Edward Rey Bronze Medal Modality Threesomes at the 2013 World Championship (United States).
• Oscar Rodríguez Medalla de Bronce Modalidad Tríos en Championship Mundial 2013 (United States).
• Santiago Mejía Bronze Medal Modality Threesomes at the 2013 World Championship (United States).
• Laura Plazas Bronze Medal Modality Couples in World Youth Championship 2014 (Hong Kong), Pan American Champion Modality Teams 2018 (Dominican Republic), World Champion Modality Teams in Women's World Championship 2019 (United States).
• Tatiana Muñoz Bronze Medal Modality Couples in 2014 Youth World Championship (Hong Kong).
• July Soto World Champion Modality Couples in Senior World Championship 2015 (United States).
• Nicolás Ruiz World Champion Modality Couples in Senior World Championship 2015 (United States).
• Juliana Botero Bronze Medal Individual World Youth Championship 2018 (United States), World Champion Modality All Event Youth World Championship 2018 (United States).

Boxing

The sport of the nose is rooted in the Colombian Caribbean Coast, the cradle of most of the world champions Colombia has given.

From August 6 to 22, 1938, the I Bolivarian Games were held in Bogotá, in which Colombia won a gold medal in an international tournament. It was achieved by the weight Walter Zenón Vellojín Espinoza.

• Bernardo Caraballo. Tachyllero fighter from the 1960s. He was the first Colombian to contest a world title, losing to Brazilian Eder Jofre in Bogotá in 1964. Then again he tried without success against Fighting Harada.
• Mario Miranda. Tachyllero fighter from the 1980s. He disputed the pen title in 1982 before Juan Laporte.
• Miguel " Mascara" Maturana: World champion fan division rooster, Montreal, Canada, 1981.

Olympic medalists in boxing

• Clemente Rojas: Bronze Medal at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972.
• Alfonso Pérez: Bronze Medal at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972.
• Jorge Eliécer Julio: Bronze Medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.
• Yuberjen Martínez: Silver Medal at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games in the Minimosque Category (49 kg).
• Ingrid Valencia: Bronze Medal at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games.

World champions

• Antonio “Kid Pambelé” Cervantes: World Champion Wélter Junior of the AMB (1972-1976, 1977-1980), Over the course of 8 years between 1972 and 1980 with victories to Nicolino Locce for example, pambele achieved 16 defenses of the superlight title of the AMB which makes him the highest defender of the title and one of the Latins with the most defenses of a world title.
• Rodrigo “Rocky” Valdez: World Champion Medium Weight of the CMB (1974-1976) and the CMB-AMB (1977-1978), It is remembered his rivalry with the Argentine monsoon with which he fought 2 times losing, he would take him to the tarpaulin in the second round of his second fight being the only boxer who succeeded him. In both 1974 and 1977 he became world champion in the middle.
• Ricardo Cardona: World Champion Weight Supergallo of the AMB (1978).
• Prudencio Cardona: World Champion CMB Mosque Weight (1982).
• Miguel "Happy"Lora: World Champion Gallo CMB's Weight (1985-1988), became the World Gallo WBC champion by defeating Mexican Zaragoza, successfully held 7 title defenses between 1985 and 1988. In Miami where he first appeared with the Vueltiao Hat, he became part of the Colombian culture for the world.
• Fidel Bassa: World Champion Mosque Weight of the AMB (1987-1989).
• Sugar “Baby” Rojas: World Champion Supermosque CMB (1987-1989).
• Tomás Molinares: World Champion Weight Wélter de la AMB (1988).
• Elvis Álvarez: World Champion Mosca Weight of the OMB (1989) and Mosca of the AMB (1991).
• Juan Polo Pérez: World Champion Supermosque FIB (1989).
• Luis “Chicanero” Mendoza: World Champion Weight Supergallo de la AMB (1990-1993).
• Rafael “Derby” Pineda: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior FIB (1991).
• Amancio Castro: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior CIB (1992).
• White Rodolfo: World Champion FIB Mosque Weight (1992).
• Rubén Darío "Huracán" Palacios: World Champion Weight Pen of the OMB (1992-1994).
• Jorge Eliécer Julio Rocha: World Champion Weight Gallo (1992-1993, 1997-2000).
• Wilfredo Ruiz: World Champion Superpluma of the CIB (1994).
• Harold Grey: World Champion Supermosque FIB (1994 and 1996).
• Francisco Tejedor: World Champion FIB Mosque Weight (1995).
• Harold Mestre: World Champion Weight of FIB (1995).
• Antonio Pitalúa: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior of the AIB (1996).
• Mauricio Pastrana: World Champion FIB's Minimum Weight (1997), Mosca de la AMB Internino (1998), Supermosca de la OIB (1.999), Gallo de la AIB (2000), Supermosca de la AIB (2003) and Gallo de la AIB (2003).
• Kermin Guard: World Champion Weight Paja de la OMB (1998) and Minimosca de la OMB Internino (2003).
• Ener July: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior of the OIB (1998) and the OMB (2000).
• Ilido Julio. World Champion Supermosque Weight of the OIB (1998).
• José Sanjuanelo: World Champion Weight of the OIB (1998) and Gallo de la OIB (2001).
• Irene “Mambaco” Pacheco: World Champion FIB Mosque Weight (1999).
• Newton Villarreal: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior of the OIB (2000).
• Beibis Mendoza: World Champion Weight Minimosca of the AMB (2000) and Minimosca of the Interino AMB (2003).
• José García Bernal: World Champion Minimum Weight of the OIB (2000).
• Oscar León: World Champion Weight Supergallo of the AIB (2002).
• Miguel Barrera: World Champion Weight Paja de la FIB (2002).
• Daniel Reyes: World Champion Weight Paja de la FIB (2003).
• Carlos Maussa: World Champion Weight Junior of the AMB (2005).
• Fulgencio Zúñiga: World Champion Medium Weight of the AIB (2005) and Supermedian of the OIB (2007).
• Juan Urango: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior FIB (2006) and Wélter Junior FIB (2009).
• Ricardo Torres: World Champion Weight Wélter Junior of the OMB (2006).
• Alejandro Berrío: World Champion Supermedian FIB (2007).
• César Canchila: World Champion Minimosque Weight of the Interino AMB (2008).
• Daniel Reyes: World Champion Weight Paja de la OMB Interino (2008).
• Yonnhy Pérez: World Champion FIB Gallo Weight (2009).
• Likar Ramos: World Champion Super Pen of the Interino AMB (2009).
• Carlos Tamara: World Champion FIB’s mini-mosque weight (2010)
• Jesus 'Cuchilla' Geles: World Champion Minimosque of the OMB (2011).
• Jonathan Romero: World Champion Super Weight FIB Gallo (2013).
• Darleys Pérez: World Champion Lightweight of the Interino AMB (2014-2015).
• Oscar Escandòn: World Champion Weight Supergallo of the AMB (2014-2015).
• Alexander Brand: World Champion Supermedian weight of the FMB (2015).
• Eleider Alvarez: World Champion Semi-weighted OMB (2018-2019)
• Oscar Rivas: World Champion Bridgerweight(2021-New).

World champions

• Cecilia Braekhus: World Champion Weight Women's Wélter of the AMB/CMB (2009-2020).
• Lely Luz Flórez: World Champion Female Superlight Weight of the Interino CMB (2009).
• Darys Pardo: World Champion Women's Lightweight CMB (2009).
• Enis Pacheco: World Lightweight Champion of the OMB (2012).
• Liliana Palmera: AMB Supergallo World Champion (August 2015).
• Dayana Cordero: World Champion for 118 pounds of the AMB in February 2016.

Cycling

UCI Track World Champions

• Martin Emilio "Cochise" Rodríguez, World Champion of the Hour in 1,970 and World Champion of the 4000 m chase in 1,971.
• Santiago Botero, World Champion of the Contrarreloj individual 2002, Champion of the Dauphine Libere 2006, champion of the Tour de France Mountain (2000).
• María Luisa Calle, winner of a bronze medal at the Athens Olympic Games and also Scratch World Champion 10 km in 2006.
• Edwin Ávila 2 times World Champion at Test for points 40 km in 2011 in the Netherlands and Test for points 40 km in 2014 in Colombia.
• Fernando Gaviria: Gold Medal at Omnium 2015 London 2015.
• Alvaro Galvis Becerra: World Champion Paracycling de fundn en carretera Roskilde (Denmark) 2011 y en Greenville-Carolina del Sur (USA) en 2014.
• Fabian Door: Gold Medal, keirin mode of the World Cup of Track Cycling in Cali in 2015.

UCI Junior World Champions

• Marlon Pérez, World Youth Champion Test by Points, Ecuador 1994.
• Fabio Duarte World Tour Champion Sub-23 2008.
• Fernando Gaviria: 2 times Youth World Champion in Ómniun, and champion at the Madison Youth Test in New Zealand 2012.
• Jordan Parra: World Champion at the Madison Youth Test in New Zealand 2012.
• Jessica Parra: Gold Medal in Individual Persecution and Spot Test at the Youth Pan American Championship held in Mexico 2013, and World Champion in the Youth World Championship held in Glasgow, Scotland, 2013.
• Camila Valbuena: Champion in the Youth World of Pista, held in Gwan Myeong (South Korea) in 2014.
• Milena Salcedo: Gold Medal at the World Cup of Track Cycling, in the scratch mode, London (England) 2014.

Road and mountain champions

• Ramón Hoyos Vallejo, an anti-oqueño cyclist, one of the most winners of the Vuelta to Colombia.
• Rafael Antonio Niño, top champion of the Vuelta to Colombia with 6 titles.
• Alfonso Flórez Ortiz, Campeón del Tour de l'Avenir 1980.
• Martin Ramírez, champion of the Dauphiné Liberé 1984.
• Efraín Domínguez, world's double record at the kilometer and 200 m released, 1987.
• Fabio Enrique Parra, professional cyclist, third place in the Tour de France 1988.
• Lucho Herrera, "El jardinerito", champion of the Dauphiné Liberé 1988 and 1991, and Return to Spain 1987.
• Víctor Hugo Peña, the only Colombian cyclist to wear the yellow jersey that distinguishes the leader of the Tour de France (2003).
• Mauricio Soler, Tour de France 2007 mountain champion.
• Esteban Chaves, Champion of the Tour de l'Avenir 2011 and the Gran Premio Ciudad de Camaiore 2012.
• Carlos Betancur, champion of Paris-Niza 2014.
• Rigoberto Urán, Silver Medal in Route Cycling, the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Giro de Italia 2013 and the Giro de Italia 2014
• Nairo Quintana, champion of the Tour de l'Avenir 2010, from the Vuelta al País Vasco 2013, champion of the Tour de France 2013, champion of the Giro de Italia 2014 and winner of the Race of the Adriatic Tyrrhenian in 2015. Champion of the Return to Spain 2016.
• Egan Bernal: Tour de France 2019 champion and Giro de Italia 2021 champion.

Final podium for Colombians in major road races worldwide

Tour de France

Overall ranking

• Egan Bernal: Champion 2019.
• Fabio Parra, 3.♪ Place 1988.
• Nairo Quintana, 2nd Place 2013, 2015 and 3.♪ Place 2016.
• Rigoberto Urán, 2nd Place 2017.

Mountain classification

• Luis Herrera: 1985, 1987.
• Santiago Botero: 2000.
• Juan Mauricio Soler: 2007.
• Nairo Quintana: 2013.

Youth Ranking

• Fabio Parra: 1985.
• Álvaro Mejía: 1991.
• Nairo Quintana: 2013, 2015.
• Egan Bernal: 2019.

Giro de Italia

General classification

• Nairo Quintana: Champion 2014 and 2nd Place 2017.
• Egan Bernal: Champion 2021.
• Rigoberto Urán: 2nd Place 2013 and 2014.
• Esteban Chaves: 2nd Place 2016.
• Miguel Ángel López: 3.♪ Place 2018.

Classification by points

• Fernando Gaviria: 2017.

Mountain classification

• Luis Herrera: 1989.
• Chepe González: 1997, 1999.
• Freddy González: 2001, 2003.
• Julián Arredondo: 2014.

Juvenile classification

• Rigoberto Urán: 2012.
• Carlos Betancur: 2013.
• Nairo Quintana: 2014.
• Miguel Ángel López: 2018, 2019.
• Egan Bernal: 2021.

Return to Spain

General classification

• Luis Herrera: Champion 1987.
• Nairo Quintana: Champion 2016.
• Fabio Parra: 2nd Place 1989.
• Francisco Rodriguez, 3.♪ Place 1985.
• Oscar de Jesús Vargas, 3.♪ Place 1989.
• Esteban Chaves: 3.♪ Place 2016.

Mountain classification

• Luis Herrera: 1987, 1991.
• Oscar de Jesús Vargas: 1989.
• Martin Farfan: 1990.
• Felix Cardenas: 2003, 2004.

Combined classification

• Nairo Quintana: 2016

Team classification

• Ryalcao Postobón 1987.

BMX Cycling

Among the most outstanding exponents are:

• Women's Champion (Taiyuan 2008), World Champion of BMX Women's Cruiser (Adelaide 2009), World Champion of BMX Women's Cruiser (Adelaide 2009), World Champion of BMX Women's Champion (Adelaide 2009) Two Olympic Gold Medals (1 in BMX at the London 2012 Olympic Games and 1 at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games). Silver Medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. It currently has 15 world championships of this cycling modality.
• Carlos Oquendo: Bronze Medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games in the male category.
• Carlos Ramírez: Bronze Medal at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games.

Bikes

• Santiago Duque at his short age was 4 times BMX-UCI World Champion from the cruise category in Norway 1991, Netherlands 1993 Waterford Oaks (Mighigan-United States) in 1994 and 2002.
• Mario Soto with the Powerlites Industries team, was crowned champion in the junior category A Pro, ancestor to the highest elite of the world bike, the AA-Pro of the NBL (National Bicycle League) in the United States in 2000.
• Augusto Castro World Champion of the Junior category of the Grand National of the NBL (Nacional Bicycle League), which was held in Louisville (Kentucky, United States) in 2004.

Football

Best participations of national teams worldwide

• Toulon's Hopes Tournament Champions Sub-21 in the years of 1999, 2000 and 2011.
• Third place of the 2003 Youth Football World Cup when defeating Argentina by 2-1 in the United Arab Emirates.
• 2 occasions Fourth place in the 2003 Sub-17 World Cup in Finland (The Colombian Carlos Daniel Hidalgo was the Silver Boot of this contest with 5 annotations) and Nigeria 2009.
• Fourth place in the 2010 Women's World Cup.
• Final rooms at the 2014 Football World Cup, the selection revealing this event. Also the player James Rodriguez was consolidated as a Gold Boot with the selection of Colombia of elders with 6 annotations.

Best participations at international level with professional clubs

Third place in the FIFA Club World Cup:

• National athletic: 1 (2016).

Runners-up of the Intercontinental Cup:

• National athletic: 1 (1989).
• Eleven Caldas: 1 (2004).

Small Club World Cup Champions

• Millionaires: 1 (1953).

Runners-up of the Little World Cup for Clubs:

• Millionaires: 1 (1952).

Inter-American Cup Champions

• National athletic: 2 (1990, 1997).

Champions of the South American Recoup

• National athletic: 1 (2017).

Runners-up of the South American Cup Winners Cup:

• National athletic: 1 (1990).
• Eleven Caldas: 1 (2005).

Champions of the Copa Libertadores de América

• National athletic: 2 (1989, 2016).
• Eleven Caldas: 1 (2004).

Runners-up of the Copa Libertadores de América:

• Americas of Cali: 4 (1985, 1986, 1987, 1996).
• Deportivo Cali: 2 (1978, 1999).
• Atletico Nacional: 1 (1995).

Champion of the South American Cup

• Independent Santa Fe: 1 (2015)

Runners-up of the Copa Sudamericana:

• Atletico Nacional: 3 (2002, 2014, 2016).
• Junior of Barranquilla: 1 (2018)

Runner-up of the Conmebol Cup:

• Independent Santa Fe: 1 (1996).

Champions of the Merconorte Cup

• National athletic: 2 (1998, 2000).
• Americas of Cali: 1 (1999).
• Millionaires: 1 (2001).

Runners-up of the Merconorte Cup:

• Deportivo Cali: 1 (1998).
• Independent Santa Fe: 1 (1999).
• Millionaires: 1 (2000).

Champions of the Simón Bolívar Cup

• Independent Santa Fe: 1 (1970).
• Millionaires: 1 (1972).
• Americas of Cali: 1 (1976-I).

Runners-up of the Simón Bolívar Cup:

• Atletico Nacional: 1 (1971).

Winners of the country's Professional Championships

Champions in the National League

• National athletic: 16 titles (1954, 1973, 1976, 1981, 1991, 1994, 1999, 2005-I, 2007-I, 2007-II, 2011-I, 2013-I, 2013-II, 2014-I, 2015-II 2017-I).
• Millionaires: 15 titles (1949, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1972, 1978, 1987, 1988, 2012-II, 2017-II).
• Americas of Cali: 15 titles (1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1992, 1996/97, 2000, 2001, 2002-I, 2008-II, 2019-II), 2020.
• Deportivo Cali: 9 titles (1965, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1995/96, 1998, 2005-II and 2015-I).
• Independent Santa Fe: 9 titles (1948, 1958, 1960, 1966, 1971, 1975, 2012-I, 2014-II and 2016-II).
• Junior: 9 titles (1977, 1980, 1993, 1995, 2004-II, 2010-I, 2011-II, 2018-II, 2019-I).
• Independent Medellin: 6 titles (1955, 1957, 2002-II, 2004-I, 2009-II, 2016-I).
• Eleven Caldas: 4 degrees (1950, 2003-I, 2009-I, 2010-II).
• Sports Tolima: 3 titles (2003-II, 2018-I), 2021-I).
• Quindío Sports: 1 title (1956).
• Union Magdalena: 1 title (1968).
• Deportivo Pasto: 1 title (2006-I).
• Sports account: 1 title (2006-II).
• Boyacá Chicó: 1 title (2008-I).

Champions in the Colombia Cup

• National athletic: 3 (2012, 2013, 2016).
• Millionaires: 2 (1952/53, 2011).
• Independent Santa Fe: 2 (1989, 2009).
• Boca Juniors de Cali: 2 (1950/51, 1951/52).
• Independent Medellin: 1 (1981).
• Equity: 1 (2008).
• Deportivo Cali: 1 (2010).
• Sports Tolima: 1 (2014).
• Junior: 1 (2015).

Champions in the Superliga of Colombia

• Independent Santa Fe: 3 (2013, 2015, 2017).
• National athletic: 2 (2012, 2016).
• Deportivo Cali: 1 (2014).

Olympic Wrestling

• Albeiro García World Champion of Greek-Roman struggle, Stockholm 1980.
• Joselio Fanor Mosquera World Champion of Greek-Roman struggle.
• Orlando Velásquez World Champion Greek-Roman style United States 1982.
• Carlos Alberto Álvarez Bicampeón Panamericano Argentina 1984 in Libre y Greco.
• Alexander Pérez Bicampeón Panamericano Argentina 1984 in Libre and Greco.
• Mauricio Ríos Campeón Panamericano Argentina 1984 free style.
• Javier Rincón World Champion free and Greek styles United States 1982.
• Jackeline Rentery, Bronze Medal at the Beijing Olympic Games 2008, category 55 kg and Bronze Medal London 2012 Olympic Games, Olympic Bronze Bimedallist.

Motorcycling

• Martín Cárdenas, Pilot of the World Moto GP in 250 cc.
• Andrés F. Suárez Tato Suárez; Pilot AllTerrenoTrack, Team Moto Racing, practice Enduro.
• Yonny Hernandez and his brother Santiago Hernandez, Colombian drivers at the World Motorcycle Championship have run in the Moto2 category. Currently, Yonny runs in the Reina de MotoGP category, after being in the previous years in the second category of the MotoGP, the Moto2.
• Sebastian 'Tatan' Mejía; practises the Freestyle of Motocross.

Swimming

• Juan Guillermo Urán, an Olympic clover in the first decade of the s. XXI.
• Omar Pinzón, gold medal at the World Fine Cup held in Singapore and silver medal at the Pan-American Games of Guadalajara 2011, both at the 200 m back test and Gold Medal at Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz, Mexico, 2014.
• Orlando Duque Twelve times Champion at the World Salt Circuit, two Guinnes Record and the first champion in this modality at the World Cup in Barcelona 2013.
• Alejandro Arias: World Youth Champion of Clavados (Trmpolin Test 1 m) in Penza (Russia) in 2014.
• Moses Fuentes García: Bronze Medal modus 100 m SP4 in the Paralympic Games of Beiging 2008 and Silver Medal in London 2012. World Gold Medal held in Canada in 2012.
• Carlos Serrano achieved the world title in the 100 meters of the World Paralympic Swimming Championship held in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2015.
• Nelson Crispin: Parapan American Games Guadalajara 2011: Gold in 100 m chest SB6, silver in 50 m butterfly S6 and 50 m free S6. IPC World Swimming Championship 2013: First place in 100 m free S6, second place in 400 m free S6, third place in 50 m butterfly S6, 50 m free S6 and 100 m breast S6. Bronze Medal S6, Parapan American Games Toronto 2015.

Judo

• Yuri Alvear: Bronze Medal in Categorìa 70 kg at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Three Gold Medals in 70 kg, obtained at the Judo World Championships held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2009, Rio de Janeiro 2013 and Cheliábinsk (Russia) in 2014 and a Silver Medal at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games.

Other achievements to his credit are the following:

South American Games Medellín 2010, Gold Medal in 70 kg

Pan American Guadalajara 2011, Silver Medal in 70 kg

Skating

Speed skating on inline skates is the sport that has currently positioned Colombia as a world power to such an extent that of the 26 World Championships that have been held, the Colombian delegation has been the overall winner 14 times.

The following is the list of world champions of this discipline representing Colombia:

• Claudia Ruiz Skating on wheels, world champion, Speed 300 m, 1990.
• Light Mery Tristan Wheel-mounted, world champion, 5000 m, 1990.
• Diana María Solís Molina World champion 21km media marathon Piombino Italy 1998, 15.000 m Removal Santiago de Chile 1999, Patinaje despeed.
• Guillermo León Botero Wheel-painting, world champion, 20 000 m Australiana 1990.
• Luis Eduardo Moreno World Skating Champion in China, 300 m
• Liana Holguín world champion of skating in China.
• Andrés Felipe Muñoz 15,000 m combined Junior Abruzzo (Italy) 2004; Multiple World Skating Champion in Sushou China 2005; 2 times World Skating Champion, Ostende (Belgium) 2013, in Rosario (Argentina) in 2014; Silver-Back Medal to the Men Major Circuit, World Championship in Nankín (China) 2016.
• Brigitte Méndez Multiple world champion of skating 15,000 m elimination, Abruzzo (Italy). 2004, Sushou (China), 2005, 1,000 m line Sushou (China) 2005.
• Juan Nayib Tobón world champion of skating in Gijón Spain 2008.
• Silvia Natalia Niño World Skating Champion in Ostende, Belgium, 2002.
• Diego Rosero Multiple World Skating Champion.
• Cecilia Chechi Baena Multiple World Skating Champion.
• Berenice Moreno Multiple world champion of skating.
• Jorge Botero World Skating Champion
• Jennifer Caicedo World skating champion 500 m speed Duisbourg (Germany), Suzhou (China), Barquisimeto (Venezuela).
• Edwin Guevara Artistic SkatingWorld Champion in 1995 and World Champion in Figures 1996, 1998.
• Anderson Ariza World Skating Champion 2002.
• Alexandra Vivas World champion of skating 10,000 m combined Abruzzo (Italy) 2004, 15,000 m elimination Sushou (China) 2005.
• Nelson Garzon World Skating Champion 10,000 m points 2006.
• Jercy Puello World champion of skating 200 m Abruzzo (Italy) 2004; 1,000 m line Abruzzo (Italy) 2004; 4 times World Champion of Skating, Ostende (Belgium) 2013 and Rosario (Argentina) in 2014; Gold Medal-Back to the China Circuit Major Ladies; Silver Medal-500 sprint meters and Bronze Medal 300 meters CRI
• Carolina Upegui World skating champion 15,000 m elimination Junior Abruzzo (Italy) 2004.
• Kelly Martínez World Skating Champion 15,000 m elimination Junior Barquisimeto (Venezuela) 2003.
• Jorge Cifuentes World champion of skating 1,000 m, 500 m Junior Abruzzo (Italy) 2004.
• Martín Cárdenas National Skating Champion 100 m infantil (Colombia) 2003.
• Sara Vallejo World champion of skating 200 m juvenile (Colombia) 2007.
• Maria Claudia Salazar World Skating Champion 15,000 m youth 2007
• Elizabeth ArnedoWorld skating champion 300 m young 2007
• Carolina Magaña World skating champion 300 m youth Gijón 2008
• Sebastián Arce World champion of skating 1000 m youth Gijón 2008; World Champion of Skating, Ostende (Belgium) 2013.
• Jenny Serrano World Skating Champion, Ostende (Belgium) 2013 and Rosario (Argetnina) 2014.
• Rommy Muñoz World Skating Champion 20 000 m Gijón 2008
• Yesenia EscobarWorld skating champion 300 m Guarne 2010 and Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Juan Camilo PérezWorld skating champion 300 m Guarne 2010
• Natalia GiraldoWorld skating champion 10,000 m Guarne 2010
• Hurtado Skating world champion 1000 m Guarne 2010
• Nicolás BermúdezWorld skating champion 500 m Guarne 2010
• Pedro Causil World Champion of Landscape, Ostende (Belgium) 2013 and Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Women's Selection of Relays, World Champion of Skating, Ostende (Belgium) in 2002 and 2013.
• Relays Masculine Selection, World Patinage Champion, Ostende, Belgium, 2013.
• Andrea Garzón: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Helen Montoya: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Fabriana Arias: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Edwin Estrada: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Manuel Saavedra: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Johana Viveros: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Brayan Garzón: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Cristian Torres: World Champion in Rosario (Argentina) 2014.
• Geiny Bird: Gold Medal-300 meters CRI young ladies and 100 meters sprint young ladies, World Championship in Nankín (China) 2016.
• Jaime Uribe: Gold Medal-300 meters CRI and 500 meters sprint young men, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Daniela Mendoza: Gold Medal-points more elimination and elimination young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Saul Herreño: Gold Medal–points More Youth Removal Men, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Luz Karime Garzón: Gold Medal–Elimination Senior Ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Paola Segura: Gold Medal–500 meters sprint major ladies; Silver Medal-Back to the Circuit Major Ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Carlos Franco: Men's Gold-Elimination Medal; Silver Medal-20 000 Men's Youth Removal Medal, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Kerstinck Sarmiento: Gold Medal-500 meters sprint young ladies; Silver Medal–300 meters CRI and 1,000 meters young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• María Fernanda Barros – Daniela Mendoza and Kerstinck Sarmiento: Gold Medal-Relevos 3000 meters young ladies and Bronze Medal-10.000 meters young ladies' points, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Andrés Felipe Muñoz – César Núñez and Andrés Jiménez: Gold Medal-Relevos 3000 meters older males and Bronze Medal Return to the Men's Major Circuit, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Saul Herreño: Gold Medal-10.000 meters male youth points and Men's Bronze-Elimination Medal, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Fabriana Arias: Gold-Elimination Medal 20 000 meters older ladies; Silver-Elimination Medal and more elimination points greater ladies and Bronze Medal-1,000 meters older ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Daniela Mendoza: Gold Medal 20 000 meters elimination young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Alex Cujavante: Gold Medal 20 000 meters elimination males; Silver Medal-elimination males, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Jaime Uribe: Gold Medal-Back to the Men's Youth Circuit, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Maria Fernanda Barros – Daniela Mendoza and Kerstinck Sarmiento: Gold Medal-Relays 5000 meters young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Karen Bermúdez: Medal of Silver-elimination young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Manuel Saavedra: Silver-point Medal more elimination, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Jaime Uribe, Carlos Franco and Saul Herreño: Medalla de Plata-Relevos 3000 metres young male, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Paola Segura, Johana Viveros and Luz Karime Garzón: Silver Medal-Relevos 3000 meters older ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Yesenia Escobar: Silver Medal-100 meters sprint major ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Maria Fernanda Barros: Silver Medal-20 000 meters elimination young ladies, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Juan Sebastián Sanz: Silver Medal-20 000 Medal elimination males, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Steven Villegas: Bronze-300-meter Men’s Youth CRI Medal, World Championship in Nanking (China) 2016.
• Andrés Jiménez: Medalla de Bronce-300 meters CRI and 1,000 meters older men, World Championship in Nankín (China) 2016.
• Jaime Uribe, Gean Carlo Acosta and Carlos Franco: Medalla de Bronce-Relevos 5000 m young men, World Championship in Nankín (China) 2016.

Weights

Colombia has won four weightlifting medals at the Olympic Games. Meanwhile, he has achieved more than 20 golds and 50 medals in the Pan American Games, where he ranks third in the history.

• Alvaro Velasco, Gold Medal at the 1999 Pan American Games in category 85 kg; silver medal at the 1991 and 1995 Pan American Games in category 75 and 76 kg.
• María Isabel Urrutia, Gold Medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney 2000 in category 75 kg; world champion 1997 in category 83 kg.
• Mabel Mosquera, Bronze Medal at the Athens Olympic Games 2004, category 53 kg.
• Diego Salazar Quintero, Silver Medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and gold at the 2003 and 2007 Pan American Games, category 62 kg.
• Oscar Figueroa, Silver Medal at the London Olympic Games 2012, category 62 kg; winner in the mode of delivery at the Wroclaw World Championship (Poland) in 2013. Gold Medal at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016.
• Ubaldina Valoyes, Gold Medal at the 2003 Pan American Games in category 63 kg and in 2007, 2011 and 2015 in category 75 kg.
• Yeison López: World Youth Peas Lifting Champion held in Lima, Peru, in 2015, raising in total (aaranque and sent) 123 kg
• José David Mosquera: World Youth Peas Uprising Champion held in Lima, Peru, in 2015, raising in total (Aaranque and sent) 77 kg
• Luis Javier Mosquera: Gold Medal in the Pan Americans of Toronto (Canada) in 2015, lifting (in start and shipped) 331 kg in total and Bronze Medal at the Olympic Games of Rio de Janeiro 2016 in the category of 69 kg, with a total of 338 kg between start and send. Silver Medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the 67 Kg Category.

Rugby

The beginning of the practice of this sport in Colombia dates from the late 1980s and early 1990s, mainly in cities such as Bogotá, Medellín and Bucaramanga.

With the progressive growth of this sport in the country in number of practitioners, teams and competitions, it has allowed the following international results to be obtained so far with Tucanes:

Union Mode (15):

• 7 occasions Youth Champion Zone B: South American Tournament, Lima 2009, 2011, 2014 and Chiclayo (Peru) 2016; Medellín 2010, and Riohacha (Colombia) in 2015 and 2017.
• 4 occasions Campeón Mayor Zona B: South American Tournament in San José, Costa Rica, 2009, Apartadó (Colombia), 2014, Lima (Peru) in 2015 and 2016, respectively.

Olympic Modality (Seven A-Side):

• Women's Major Champion, Seven South American Tournament, Santa Fe (Argentina) 2015, with which he got the ticket to the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games in 2016.
• 3 occasions Women's Major Champion, Seven South American Tournament in Viña del Mar (Chile) 2007, Bento Goncalves (Brazil) 2010 and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2012.
• Masculine Major Silver Medal, Bolivarian Games, Trujillo (Peru) 2013
• Women's Major Gold Medal, Bolivarian Games, Trujillo (Peru) 2013.
• Women's Major Gold Medal, Central American and Caribbean Games, Veracruz (Mexico) 2014.
• Male Major Gold Medal, Central American and Caribbean Games, Veracruz (Mexico) 2014.

It is estimated that there are more than ten thousand active practitioners throughout the country. Likewise, in January 2015 it reached position number 49 among 102 national sports federations in the World Rugby ranking, the highest position reached since its affiliation to this organization in 2003.

Squash

• Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Forero: 26 titles at the national and international levels that place him in the positions 1 and 5 of the national and global rankings of this discipline, respectively.

Taekwondo

This sports discipline has been widespread for many years and has a considerable number of practitioners; the greatest achievement has been the bronze medal with Óscar Muñoz (athlete) for Colombia at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Tennis

• Alvaro Carlos Jordan: Featured Tenist in the 1980s.
• Mauricio Hadad: An outstanding tennis player in the 1990s.
• Mariana Mesa: An outstanding tennis player in the 1990s.
• Fabiola Zuluaga: He competed between the 1990s and 2000. Australian Open Semifinalist in 2004.
• Mariana Duque: Junior Finalist of Roland Garros 2005.
• Catalina Castaño: Featured Tenist between 1998 and 2014.
• Alejandro Falla: Featured Tenist in the 2000s.
• Santiago Giraldo: An outstanding professional tennis player in the 2010s.
• Robert Farah and Juan Sebastián Cabal: Champions of the 2019 Wimbledon Championship and United States Open 2019 (Dobles masculine). They get the ATP Ranking #1 in the male double category.

Shooting

• Helmut Bellingrodt. Silver Medal at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972 and Los Angeles 1984.
• Bernardo Tovar World champion Pistol Moscow 1975 and champion in two cups of the World in free gun, fast shot and pneumatic gun.

Archery

• Natalia Sánchez: champion of the XX Central American and Caribbean Games and 4th place in the XV Pan American games and 12th place in the Preolympic of Tyre with Arc held in Beijing, China in August 2007
• Ana María Rendón: champion of the XV Bolivarian Games, 3.♪ place in the XV Pan American games, 17th place in the Preolympic of Tyre with Arc made in Beijing, 16th place in the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing 2008.
• Sara López, Alejandra Usquiano and Aura María Bravo: team champions in the arch modality of the World Championship of Majors held in Turkey in 2013 and in Medellín in 2015.
• Alejandra Usquiano: Individually composed archery, Lausanne (Switzerland) in 2013.
• Sara López and Camilo Cardona: Rainbow Champions Composed in Mixed, Chinese Youth World Championship, 2013.
• Sara López: Individually Composed Rainbow Champion, Chinese World Youth Championship, 2013 and Lausanne (Switzerland) in 2014. Two gold medals at the Circuit of China in May, one in Medellín (Colombia) in September and one more in Mexico in October, in the framework of the World Cup of Archery in 2015. In the middle of the XX National Games Tolima-Chocó 2015, it recorded seven world archery records, two in major category and five in youth, closing the year as the world's number of composite arc.

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