The Men’s A Division Race in the Bermuda Bicycle Association IBC Hamilton Crit saw a crash abandoned the race. With 8 minutes and 8 laps to go, a motorist on a bike came out onto the course on Reid Street into the path of the lead pack that consist of some 15 – 18 riders, with the pack looking to make a break for the finish the cyclist could not avoid the motor bike and several bikes collided in the accident leaving officials with no choice but to abandoned the race. We will update you on any injuries as we get word.
Daelan Richardson won the Junior A Division with a time of 37:30.9, while Randy Burgess held off a strong challenge from Macio Talbot to win the Adult B Division Race. Burgess was clocked across the line in 36:36.1, while Talbot crossed in 36:36.6.
Junior A
37:30.9 Daelan Richardson 37:05.7 Kamryn Minors
Adult B Male
36:36.1 Randy Burgess 36:36.6 Macio Talbot 36:37.5 Dennis Joell 36:37.7 Tracy Wright 36:38.1 Darren Dowling 36:38.9 Andrea Battiston 36:38.9 Mark Godfrey 36:39.8 Marquise Cann 36:40.7 Arthur Glasford 36:48.9 Vincent Chaves 36:58.1 Jeff Amaral 37:13.0 Rickai Lightbourne 36:47.8 Martin Bolton 37:41.3 Chequan Richardson 37:21.2 Mark Morrison 37:15.9 Kyle Godfrey 37:30.0 John Narroway 30:03.7 Carlos De Silva
17:30.1 Victoria Davis 18:04.5 Zion Dowling 18:08.2 Kaz Godfrey 18:25.9 Tristan Narraway 18:27.7 Jessie Godfrey
Juinor C
11:49.2 Laura Hope 12:13.5 Kion Richardson 12:39.7 Nicholas Narraway 13:01.7 Rebecca Harrison
Sunday, July 18, 2010
BBA Southside Round Up
Action from Southside
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Scott Williams hung on for victory in the Male A Division at the Bermuda Bicycle Association’s Road Race at Southside. Williams held off Wayne Scott to win in a time of 36:03.8, while Scott recorded a time of 36:05.6. Mark Godfrey won the Male B Division race clocking 20:49.3, with Tom McMahon finishing second in 20:54.4.
Karen Bordage won the Female A Division when she crossed the line in a time of 36:41.1, with Nicole Mitchell finishing 2nd in a time of 42:49.0. Wenda Roberts won the Female B Division race with a time of 24:48.8, while Earlena Ingham finished 2nd in 26:26.6.
The Bermuda Bicycle Association announced the Race course for Sunday July 18th Road Race at South Side.
The Start finish: Hill start/finish will be near Whites, the course will head towards Whites and turn at roundabout. Travel downhill and left past tennis courts. Right into pepper corn, through roundabout and 150metres from roundabout, a cone will force riders to do a 180 degree turn. Then back up peppercorn, back towards start finish and repeat.
Primes: During the race, 3 time bonuses will be awarded on defined laps. 1st rider: 3 seconds, 2nd rider: 2 seconds, 3rd rider: 1 second. These will be recorded during the race and deducted from the final time of the eligible riders. NOTE: The first across the line may NOT be the winner of the race, depending on who got time bonuses.
Distances :
Men & Women A: 12 laps: 36 miles, Primes on laps 2, 6, 10 Male B: 10 laps: 30 miles, Primes on laps 2, 6, 8 Female B: 8 laps: 24 miles, Primes on laps 2, 6 Junior A: 6 laps: 18 miles, Primes on lap 2 Junior B: 3 laps: 9 miles. No primes. Junior C: 1 laps: 3 miles. No primes.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
BBA Bacardi Time Trial Round Up
Rodney Marsh powered his way to the Bermuda Bicycle Association’s Bacardi Course Time Trial.
Davis covered the 23.3 mile course in a time of 57:44, nine seconds ahead of second place Dominique Mayho who finished second and Tre’shun Correira finished third another 40 seconds behind.
Karen Bordage clocked the fastest female time when she finished 6th overall clocking 1:02:04 to take the Veteran title, while Hayley Evans finished in 1:16:52 to take the female Open title.
Mark Godfrey was clocked in at 1:02:50 to win the Male 15-16 Age Group Division, while Kamryn Minors won the Female 15-16 Age Group Division with a time of 1:21:37.
Daniel Oatley won the Male 13-14 Age Group Division, covering the 7.8 mile distance in a time of 22:12, while Annabella Doyle won the Female 13-14 Age Group Division clocking 26:36. Charlie Pilgrim won the Male 11-12 Age Group Division with a time of 26:04.
Bacardi Time Trial 23.3 Mile Results
57:44 Rodney Davies 57:53 Dominique Mayho 58:33 Tre'shun Correira 58:55 Andrew Steele 1:00:04 Alan Mooney 1:02:04 Karen Bordage 1:02:52 Anthony Rynne 1:02:50 Mark Godfrey 1:03:31 Ryan Gunn 1:04:26 Marquise Cann 1:05:10 Tracy Wright 1:06:07 Chris Harris 1:06:21 Randy Burgess 1:08:02 Tim Goodyear 1:09:51 Anthony Smith 1:12:39 Earlena Ingham 1:14:00 Colin Murdoch 1:16:25 Jeana Jones 1:16:52 Hayley Evans 1:17:02 Everton Dawes 1:17:07 Andrea Proctor 1:21:37 Kamryn Minors 1:24:50 Samantha Stevens
Bacardi Time Trial 7.8 Mile Results
22:12 Daniel Oatley 26:04 Charlie Pilgrim 26:36 Annabella Doyle 28:51 Christian Oatley
Friday, July 09, 2010
BBA Pull Out of CAC Games
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Bermuda Bicycle Association President Peter Dunne has confirmed to www.islandstats.com that Bermuda will not be represented at the CAC Games in the sport of Cycling.
Two athletes Geri Mewett and Mark Hatherley had been chosen to represent Bermuda in Puerto Rico, however do to unforeseen issues the team had to pull out due to work committeemen’s.
Dunne said, “The Bermuda Bicycle Association I disappointed that we are in this position but given the level of competition it did not make sense to send just one representative. We will now refocus our efforts on the Elite Caribbean Cycling Championships which will be held in Guadeloupe this October. A training squad has already formed and from this group we will select our national representatives.”
Cycling at the CAC Games is schedule to take place July 22nd and July 28th.
