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Bauxite Flyers cycle meet Sunday at Amelia’s Ward
Linden’s Bauxite Flyers Cycling Club has organised a 12-race cycle meet Sunday at the Amelia’s Ward Circuit from 9:30am.
GCANA makes monetary award to national road race champion
By Emmerson CampbellCoordinator of the Guyana Cycling Association of North America (GCANA) Victor Rutherford made a monetary award to current national cycle road race champion Walter Grant-Stewart during.
‘Fishy’ Williams joins the party
By Emmerson CampbellWith Guyanese Godfrey Pollydore and Mark Lewis winning the first and third stages respectively, their fellow countryman Marlon ‘Fishy’ Williams must have felt the urge to taste success as wellWilliams responded by winning yesterday’s fourth stage of this year’s Ride for Life five-stage road race in fine fashion .
Registration for five-stage cycle road race closes today
Registration for the ‘Ride For Life’ five-stage cycle road race which will to pedal off on October 6 closes today.
Three Guyanese cyclists in top 20
Three members of the Guyana cycling team that took part in the Caribbean Cycling Championships in Jamaica last weekend placed among the first 20 participants in the Men’s Elite Road Race.
Geron Williams reaps medals and experience in US stint
National cyclist Geron Williams made the most of his six-month stay in the United States where he was training and also competing in various events.
Cycling team departs today for Suriname
A Guyana Cycling Federation team under manager Brian Allen and coach Wayne De Abreu will depart Guyana today for Suriname to participate in the Annual Bigi Bergi Four-Stage Road Race.
Top riders to compete in Suriname and Jamaica
The Guyana Cycling Federation is gearing up to send their top riders as part of male and female teams to participate in competitions in Suriname and Jamaica in September.
Annual five stage cycling road race set for early next month
The annual five stage cycling road race organized by the National Sports Commission will take place early next month Director of sport Neil Kumar said yesterday.
Lewis rides away with Bankers Trust Pre Emancipation Day race
Mark Lewis sped away with the Bankers Trust Pre Emancipation Day Cycling event last Sunday in Linden.
Low-profile Evans claims spectacular Tour win
PARIS, (Reuters) - Cadel Evans might not be the most sparkling rider, yet he won the most spectacular Tour de France in years.
Cavendish wins green thanks to Champs Elysees hat-trick
PARIS, (Reuters) - Mark Cavendish polished his reputation as one of cycling’s best ever sprinters when he became the first Briton to win the Tour de France green jersey and the first man to win the classic finish on the Champs-Elysees three times yesterday.
Contador wins over fickle fans in defeat
PARIS, (Reuters) - Booed by fans at the start of the Tour de France, Spain’s Alberto Contador won back their affection by the end despite losing his invincibility on grand Tours.
Schleck takes Tour lead before time-trial showdown
L’ALPE D’HUEZ, France, (Reuters) - Luxembourg’s Andy Schleck seized the Tour de France yellow jersey with two days remaining as 2010 champion Alberto Contador restored his pride with a relentless day of attacks on the mountainous 19th stage to l’Alpe d’Huez yesterday.
NAGCA to honour Grant Stuart
The Guyana Cycling Association of North America (NAGCA) will host a raffle in Walter Grant Stuart’s honour on Labour Day.