Caribbean Cycling News

28/08/2022

19/08/2022

One of Anguilla's cyclist has received a great training offer with a recognized club in Italy which can lead to greater things. However, financial assistance is needed to make this possible.

The athlete in question is Zambezi Richardson, who over the years, has displayed his remarkable ability as it relates to the sport. To date, he has trained in Australia, Germany and the UK and represented Anguilla at numerous overseas competitions, the most recent being the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, UK from July 28 - August 8. He is also the 2022 John T. Memorial Cycling Race champion.

An opportunity of a lifetime has presented itself for Zambezi by the way of an under 23 development team that has produced many outstanding cyclists, most of whom now ride for professional teams that are featured in races such as Tour de France.

Training is at a cost of US$15,000 for the year. Cost includes housing, training, transportation, UCI level races and more.

Payment is to be made in three installments with the first payment deadline on August 22 or he'll lose the spot. The second installments is dye in November and final payment until January. Training scheduled to begin in February 2023.

Any contribution to making this training possible would be appreciated.

Contact us at [email protected] or use the call button on our page for more info if you're interested in helping or know someone who can.

Your assistance would be a great contribution to the development of Anguilla's youth and sports.

We are counting on you. Help us make this happen. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

16/08/2022

11/08/2022

Now that carnival is over it's that time again to race. This is one of our favorite events. Who will take the 2 stages?

07/08/2022

06/08/2022

Anguilla's Cycling President, Sharon Lowe with Antigua's Cycling President, St. Clair Williams and Anguilla's Minister of Sports, Hon. De-Ann Kentish-Rogers at the 2022 Commonwealth Games Time Trial in Wolverhampton, UK.

05/08/2022

05/08/2022

03/08/2022

03/08/2022

Our cyclists at the 2022 Commonwealth Games get underway tomorrow in the first of two events.

The Individual men’s time trial takes place in Wolverhampton - a 37.4km course which goes across three districts and features several climbs..

Start times: Kaden Hopkins 12:18 pm (8:18 am BDA), Nicholas Narraway a 12:22 pm (8:22 am BDA), Conor White 2:12 pm. (10:12 am BDA). We wish them speedy rides as they put themselves against the clock, among a world-class field of cyclists.

We are sorry to say Caitlin Conyers will not be taking part in the TT as she is under the weather, wishing her a speedy recovery for Sunday's road race.


Caribbean Cycling Federation CS Velo

03/08/2022

Dahlia raced today at the Commonwealth Games in England. She competed in her primary event, the Keirin sprint. In the prelims she finished 3rd [the top 2 advanced]. In the consolation race she finished 2nd with only the winner advancing. After 5 laps of racing Dahlia lost to the heavily favored Canadian rider by only .02 [two-hundredths] of a second. Overall, Dahlia finished 13th of 22 riders. She was quite pleased with the results stating “I am happy! That’s the best results I ever gotten at this level of races.”

We’re thrilled for Dahlia as she represents Jamaica on the global sports stage. At this level Dahlia is competing against the world’s best women cyclists. Many of these women ride for heavily financed national teams or have sponsorship support. They compete regularly and have great experience racing at the top level of the sport.

Unfortunately, Dahlia receives little national support and can only afford to compete at a few select international competitions each year. It takes experience, consistency and support to be successful at the top level of international sports. Dahlia has dedicated years of her life to achieving excellence in international cycling for herself and her country. Team Dahlia thanks all of you for your encouragement as she continues to work forward. We will all be cheering Dahlia on to higher heights.

02/08/2022

02/08/2022

31/07/2022

31/07/2022

After setting a New Games Record this morning in the Qualifying, Nicholas Paul 🇹🇹 wins another medal 🥈in the Sprint Final. Flying the flag and making us proud in T&T!!

31/07/2022

30/07/2022

30/07/2022

30/07/2022

ACE CYCLIST Nicholas Paul ended Trinidad and Tobago’s 52-year Commonwealth Games cycling medal drought when he powered to men’s keirin gold at the Lee Valley VeloPark in Stratford, London, England on Saturday. In the six-lap medal race, Paul maintained second place behind Malaysian Shah Sahrom f...

27/07/2022

Our cyclists went out training this morning and were happy to have our Rwanda family come along.