Bermudian cyclist Conor White has taken his talents from the road to the track, making an impressive debut at the South London Grand Prix at the iconic Herne Hill Velodrome. In his first-ever UCI track event, White delivered a series of strong performances, securing a podium finish and a top-ten result in the overall omnium.
White competed in multiple events on a single day, showcasing his versatility and endurance. He finished 10th in the Men's 10km Scratch, 8th in the Friends of Herne Hill Velodrome Men's Elimination, and a fantastic third place in the Convene ESG Men's Madison: 30km. He capped off a successful day by finishing sixth overall in the Balfe's Bikes Men's Omnium IV: 25km.
Reflecting on his performance on social media, White expressed his excitement and pride. "I had an awesome time racing my first UCI track event, I learned a ton and still plenty more to pick up, but I’m proud of the progress since only starting track back in April," he posted.
His results are a testament to his rapid development in a new discipline. White concluded by looking to the future, "I’m excited to keep building and looking forward to the next one next month." The performance marks a promising start to his track cycling career.
