Cycling Federation secures Wild Card for National Champion John

Guyana’s premier cyclist, Briton John has secured a wild card for the UCI Elite World Championships in Scotland from August 5-14.

This is according to a release disseminated to the media yesterday by the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF).

The release stated that the GCF has taken a momentous stride in fostering youth cycling and elevating the sport to new heights by securing a Wild Card for the National Elite Champion to represent Guyana at the event.

The achievement marks the first time a cyclist from Guyana will compete at such a prestigious international level, bringing glory and recognition to the country.

The newly elected federation took on its role only in April, 2023 and has been making strides to ensure cycling grows in Guyana. Their efforts have not gone unnoticed, as the Federation’s dedication to supporting and training young cyclists has yielded exceptional results. As a testament to their commitment, the National Elite Champion emerged victorious, earning the esteemed opportunity to represent Guyana at the UCI Elite World Championships in Scotland. Securing a Wild Card spot for the UCI Elite World Champions is a testament to the federation’s standing within the international cycling community.

It exemplifies their prowess in advocating for the advancement of Guyanese cycling and their determination to provide their athletes with opportunities on the global stage.

The UCI Elite World Championships is a highly competitive and prestigious event that draws the finest riders from around the world. Guyana’s representation at this esteemed championship will not only bring pride and honor to the nation but also serve as an inspiration for budding cyclists across the country.

The GCF extends its sincere gratitude to the UCI for granting the Wild Card, as well as to all the sponsors, partners, coaches, and volunteers who have supported and will keep supporting in their vision for youth cycling in Guyana.

As John prepares to embark on this historic journey to Scotland, the GCF calls upon the nation to rally behind him.