The battle for the Alex Mendes and Kaieteur Attack Racing Cycling Club Keep Fit Series title will intensify on Sunday, September 6, when the third race is contested at the inner circuit of the National Park.
The Kaieteur Attack Racing Cycle Club (KARCC) is preparing to stage another edition of its flagship Fireworks cycling event after confirming October 25 as the date for this year’s race.
We Stand United cyclist and National Road Race champion Briton John captured the Flying Ace Cycle Club’s 20-lap race yesterday, completing a dominant outing around the outer circuit of the National Park.
Farm Supplies Guyana Limited has renewed its support for the Flying Ace Cycling Club’s annual race, paving the way for a $300,000 prize package when the cyclists take to the National Park outer circuit on Sunday.
Guyana’s Alex Newton and Alexander Leung secured seventh and ninth place respectively in the men’s junior individual road race at the Caribbean Road Cycling Championships on Sunday.
Guyana’s Alexander Leung and Alex Newton finished within 13 seconds of each other to secure consecutive top-seven positions in Saturday’s Individual Time Trial at the Caribbean Junior Road Cycling Championship in Belize.
Briton John narrowly missed out on his second victory at the 2026 Tour de Guyane after finishing behind Guadeloupe’s Meving Gène in a thrilling conclusion to Stage Seven yesterday.
Former national cycling coach Hassan Mohamed, the man widely known as the “Father of Cycling” in Guyana, has died at the age of 80.
Guyana’s junior cyclists Alexander Leung and Alex Newton are in Belize to compete in the 2026 Caribbean Junior Road Cycling Championships, which will be contested this weekend.
Briton John delivered a remarkable display of courage and endurance to capture Stage Five of the 2026 Tour de Guyane yesterday after spending much of the race in a three-man breakaway.
Guyana’s participation in the Caribbean Junior Road Cycling Championships has been confirmed, with Alexander Leung and Alex Newton set to represent the country in Belize on August 22 and 23.
Young Guyanese cyclist Ajani Cutting intends to pursue more racing opportunities in French Guiana after gaining valuable insight into the fitness and preparation required to compete at a higher level.
Briton John claimed another major local cycling victory on Sunday, but Robin Persaud also enjoyed a productive morning by securing two podium finishes in the AC Marriott Carlton Wheelers Cycling Club Road Race.
Robin Persaud won the second race of the Keep Fit Cycling Series yesterday at the inner circuit of the National Park.
Ajani Cutting’s rise as Guyana’s Under-23 Road Race champion will face another regional test next month when he competes at the 25th Annual John T Memorial Race Weekend in Anguilla.
Briton John’s absence from last year’s National Road Race opened the door for a new champion on that occasion, but his return this morning quickly restored him to the top of Guyana’s cycling ranks.
Marcus Keiler made the first major move of the Guyana Cycling Federation’s National Championships yesterday morning, edging defending champion Aaron Newton in a tight finish to win the National Time Trials at the inner circuit of the National Park.
