Briton John has given Guyana a reason to celebrate after racing to second place in the Elite Men’s Road Race at the Caribbean Cycling Union (CCU) Elite and Under-23 Championships in the Dominican Republic yesterday.
Guyana’s five cyclists will turn their attention to today’s road race at the Caribbean Cycling Union (CCU) Elite and Under-23 Championships in the Dominican Republic after Briton John and Aaron Newton completed their time-trial assignments yesterday.
Four locally based members of Guyana’s team departed the country yesterday for the Caribbean Elite and Under-23 Road Cycling Championships in the Dominican Republic, where they will link up with national road race champion Briton John.
The Guyana Cycling Federation has settled on its five riders for this week’s Caribbean Elite and Under-23 Road Cycling Championships in the Dominican Republic, with Andre Greene earning a late call-up following an injury to Alexis Mendes.
Andre Greene and Alexander Leung were among Guyana’s leading performers at the 2026 Tour de Bim, with the local contingent securing several high finishes across three days of racing in Barbados.
Kaieteur Attack Racing Cycle Club (KARCC) will have six cyclists competing at this weekend’s Tour de Bim in Barbados, forming part of a 14-member Guyanese contingent that departed yesterday.
More than five decades after its formation, the Flying Stars Cycle Club is continuing its push to preserve Guyana’s cycling history while creating opportunities for a new generation through its 2026 Trifecta Criterium Memorial Series.
National champions Briton John and Ajani Cutting, along with returning Caribbean silver medallist Aaron Newton, will lead Guyana’s challenge at the 2026 Caribbean Elite and Under-23 Road Cycling Championships in the Dominican Republic.
Robin Persaud delivered one of the standout performances at Sunday’s AC Marriott/Carlton Wheelers Cycling Club Road Race, winning the Masters 35-and-over category and placing second in the Open event.
Jamual John waited patiently before launching a powerful final sprint to defeat Alexander Leung in the feature Open race at yesterday’s inaugural Alanzo Greaves Memorial cycling meet.
Ajani Cutting’s preparations to represent Guyana at next month’s Caribbean Cycling Championships have received a timely boost, with Beacon Cafe funding the acquisition of a new elite road racing bicycle after a crash destroyed his previous bike.
A world championship medal is the hope surrounding James ‘Joelyn’ Joseph’s next international assignment, with the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) throwing its support behind the veteran ahead of the 2026 UCI Masters Track World Championships.
A 10-lap contest awaits Open, Masters over-40, Category Four and Juniors/Juveniles riders when the AC Marriott Carlton Wheelers Cycling Club hosts its road race on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
Ajani Cutting’s preparations for an expected appearance at the Caribbean Elite and Under-23 Championships have suffered a setback after a high-speed crash destroyed his bicycle during Sunday’s Victor Macedo Memorial road race.
More than $800,000 in prizes will be on offer when the Alanzo Greaves Memorial Race gets underway at the National Park on Saturday, September 26, with elite, junior, female and masters cyclists among the categories catered for.
Robin Persaud produced one of the standout performances of Sunday’s Victor Macedo Memorial Cycle Road Race, winning the Masters 35-and-over category and placing third overall in the Open contest.
Sidwell Sandy strengthened his reputation as one of Guyana’s leading young cyclists by powering to victory in the Flying Ace Cycle Club/Crawford road race in New Amsterdam.
Segun Hubbard and Devendra Sahadeo secured podium finishes behind Alexander Leung as Race Four of the Keep Fit Race Series brought an approximately 60-mile challenge to the Linden–Soesdyke Highway on Sunday, September 13.
David Hassan produced a perfect performance in the Street Bikes class, winning all three races to headline Sunday’s 2026 Speed Fest Track Day at the South Dakota Circuit.
he battle for the Keep Fit Series title has tightened, with Andre Greene leading Christopher Griffith and Alex Mendes by only one point after winning the third race of the competition.
