No. 123 - Ivan Dominguez
 | Team: Toyota-United Pro Cycling Team Country: USA DOB: 5/28/1976 | Age: 28 Hometown: Havana, Cuba Residence: Chatsworth, California Height: 5'9 | Weight: 160 Pro Since: 2001 NRC Rank: 25th & Points: 588 Specialty: Sprinter |
Career Summary
Born and raised in Havana, Cuba, Ivan Dominguez is Toyota-United’s number one sprinter. He is a twotime Pan-Am Games Gold Medalist and former Cuban National Champion. He set (1997) and still holds his country’s 4-kilometer record.He has had several major wins including the CSC and the Bank of America Invitationals and the USA Crits Series. In 2006, he had ten podium appearances with a second place finish at the Philadelphia International Championships. In 2004, he had three second place finishes at Tour de Georgia--one behind Lance Armstrong and one behind Mario Cipollini. His speed as a sprinter is backed by his endurance and climbing strength, a combo few riders possess.
He defected to the US in 1998 while here for the Goodwill Games and worked in a shoe factory.
Events
07 Amgen Tour of California06 Tour de Georgia
04 Tour de Georgia
Individual Results
- 2006 1st Walterboro Criterium; 1st Greenwood Criterium; 2nd Nalley Roswell Criterium; 2nd Sunny King Criterium; 2nd Philadelphia Internationals; 2nd overall McLane Pacific Classic; 3rd overall Tri Peaks Challenge; 2nd stage 3 Central Valley Classic
- 2005 CSC Invitational, 1st stage 3, San Dimas; 1st stage 4 and 5b, Vuelta Ciclista Independencia; 2nd Circuit and Criterium, Central Valley Classic; 2nd Athens Twilight Criterium; 3rd Wachovia Invitational
- 2004 1st Bank of America Invitational; 1st stage 3 Tour of Connecticut; 1st stage 1 GP de Beauce; 1st stage 3 Redlands Classic; 2nd Points classification and 2nd in stages 1, 2, and 3, Tour de Georgia; 2nd Cyclefest; 2nd stage, Vuelta a Chiriqui
- 2003 1st stage 4 Vuelta a Sinaloa
- 2002 1st New York City Championships; 1st Points classification and stage 1, Vuelta Independencia
- 2001 1st stage 2, Tour de Toona; 1st stage 1, Solano Classic
- 2000 1st overall Tour of Ohio
- 1997 Gold Medal 4-KM Individual Pursuit, Silver Medal 4-KM Team Pursuit, Pan-American Games
