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Sunday, February 09, 2025
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Grueling Fattire Massive Race Day 6 at Ferry Reach
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The One Comm BDA Fat Tire Massive Mountain Bike Race Six challenged riders with a long and technical course at Ferry Reach. The demanding conditions tested the riders' endurance and skill, leading to some impressive performances.
Jackson Langley conquered the Open Male 60-minute race, completing six laps in 1:04:48. Che'Quan Richardson also completed six laps, finishing second in 1:08:25. Kavin Smith took third place, completing five laps in 59:54.
Charlotte Millington took the top spot in the Open Female 60-minute race, completing five laps in 1:08:30. Jennifer Wilson finished second, completing four laps in 1:05:40, while Skye Ferguson took third place, also completing four laps in 1:11:34.
Ray Richardson claimed victory in the Open Male 30-minute race, covering two laps in 30:18. Sherman Darrell finished second in 31:05, and Howard Williams was third in 31:33, both completing two laps.
Zina Jones was the sole competitor in the Open Female 30-minute race, completing two laps in a winning time of 41:41.
Fattire Massive Race Day 6 Results
Open 60 Male 01:04:48 Jackson Langley 01:08:25 Che'Quan Richardson 00:59:54 Kavin Smith 01:00:20 Michael Terceira 01:00:29 David Byrne 01:00:58 Hans Hirschi 01:01:16 Gordon Smith 01:02:23 James Holloway 01:03:31 Chris Nusum 01:03:55 Sam Bullen 01:05:11 Rhys Pearce 01:05:12 Andrew Charlesworth 01:06:55 Sanchez Smith 01:07:55 Daniel Ringer 01:08:12 Will Drea 01:11:03 Duncan Simons 01:11:09 Philip Worboys 01:00:31 Clifford Roberts 01:01:22 Andrew Thomas 01:01:22 Dennis Fagundo 01:01:44 Clive Langley 01:02:11 Manning Smith 01:02:36 Justin Horsfall 01:03:15 Lucas Bule 01:04:10 Edwin Bento 01:04:47 Rupert Henagulph 01:05:14 Christopher Smith 01:07:04 Craig Ferguson 01:12:06 Christopher Roque 00:39:09 Jens Drea
Open 60 Female 01:08:30 Charlotte Millington 01:05:40 Jennifer Wilson 01:11:34 Skye Ferguson
Open30 Male 00:30:18 Ray Richardson 00:31:05 Sherman O. Darrell 00:31:33 Howard Williams 00:32:28 Enrico Escolastica 00:32:30 Otis Ingham 00:34:24 Benjamin Zoellner 00:34:59 Paul Hayward 00:41:56 Mark Richardson
Open30 Female 00:41:41 Zina Jones
Novice Male 00:52:26 David Brown
Novice Female 00:33:33 Arlene Macguinness 00:38:03 Florence Pedro 00:38:20 Olivia Bishop 00:38:28 Philippa Mello 00:29:50 Rebecca Lucking
13-16 Male
00:39:25 Rory Shepherd 00:44:50 Gianluca Bortoli 00:45:30 Jonah Macguinness 01:00:06 Noah Preston
13-16 Female
00:51:10 Ruby Cook 00:51:11 Lauren Simons
9-12 Male
00:16:28 Trystan Thompson 00:16:45 Hannes Swart 00:16:48 D Elliot Simons 00:15:33 Feargal Murphy 00:16:12 Hudson Pitcher 00:16:23 London Eversley 00:16:47 Rio Wookey 00:17:08 Owen Davis 00:17:14 Remy Horsfall 00:18:17 Matteo Bortoli 00:18:22 Conrad Rossiter
9-12 Female
00:17:43 Ava Swart 00:21:04 Holly Cook
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Wednesday, February 05, 2025
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Horsfield Among Elite Mountain Bikers in UCI Rankings
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Bermuda's burgeoning presence in the world of Mountain Biking is underscored by the inclusion of Robin Horsfield in the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) rankings.
Horsfield, a five-time Bermuda National Mountain Bike Champion based in Canada, competes internationally in Men's Elite Cross-Country events and currently holds a world ranking of 316 with 126 points.
His ranking highlights Bermuda's growing prominence in the sport.
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Thursday, January 30, 2025
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Bermuda's Cycling Quartet Feature in UCI Rankings
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Bermuda boasts four elite road racing cyclists currently listed in the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) rankings, demonstrating the island's growing presence in the sport.
Gabriella Arnold leads the Bermudian contingent in the Women's rankings, sitting at 271st. Arnold has tasted victory in two UCI races, highlighting her competitive edge on the international stage.
In the Men's rankings, Kaden Hopkins is the highest-placed Bermudian, holding the 360th spot. Hopkins has an impressive record of 13 UCI race wins, showcasing his consistent performance and talent.
Conor White, riding for Muc-Off - SRCT - Storck, is ranked 613th in the men's standings. White has four UCI race victories to his name, demonstrating his ability to compete at a high level.
Completing the quartet is Nicholas Narraway, who currently occupies 848th position in the men's UCI rankings. Narraway has one UCI race win, and will be looking to climb the rankings in future competitions.
These four riders represent Bermuda's hopes on the international cycling circuit.
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Monday, January 27, 2025
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Langley & Millington Lead the Mountain Bike Race Standings
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The Fat Tire Massive Mountain Bike race series has reached its fifth race, and the standings are heating up as riders vie for top positions in their respective categories.
In the Male Open 60 Minutes Division, Jackson Langley maintains his lead with 92 points, followed closely by Che'Quan Richardson with 74 points. Brian Steinhoff holds third place with 63 points.
Charlotte Millington continues to dominate the Female Open 60 Minutes Division, leading with 100 points. Jennifer Wilson is in second place with 88 points, and Skye Ferguson is third with 78 points.
Sherman Darrell holds the top spot in the Male Open 30 Minutes Division with 85 points, with Kareem Johnson trailing closely in second place with 82 points. Ray Richardson is third with 76 points.
Zina Jones is the sole competitor in the Female Open 30 Minutes Division, securing 75 points.
In the Novice Male Division, David Brown leads with 66 points, followed by Alexander Roque in second place with 56 points and Jeremiah Murphy in third with 47 points.
Arlene Macguinness tops the Novice Female Division with 97 points, ahead of Philippa Mello in second place with 80 points and Florence Pedro in third with 73 points.
Jonah Macguinness leads the 13-16 Male Division with 100 points, with Rory Shepherd in second place and Ethan Smith in third.
Kelise Wade dominates the 13-16 Female Division with 100 points, while Ruby Cook holds second place and Zara Bule is third.
In the 9-12 Male Division, Hannes Swart leads with 100 points, with Isaac Wookey and Trystan Thompson tied for second place.
Ava Swart tops the 9-12 Female Division with 86 points, followed by Holly Cook in second place and Naomi Macguinness in third.
As the season progresses, the competition intensifies. Riders will be striving to maintain their positions and improve their rankings as they prepare for the upcoming races. Stay tuned for more updates and results from the Fat Tire Massive Mountain Bike race series.
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Sunday, January 26, 2025
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Langley and Millington Rule Admiralty House
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Jackson Langley and Charlotte Millington powered to victory in their respective categories at the fifth race of the One Comm BDA Fat Tire Massive Mountain Bike Race Series, held at the challenging Admiralty House course.
Langley emerged triumphant in the Open 60 Male Division, completing an impressive 12 laps in a time of 1:03:59. Che'Quan Richardson pushed Langley all the way, finishing just behind in second place with a time of 1:03:25. Dylan Eiselt rounded out the podium in third place, clocking 1:06:13.
In the Open 60 Female Division, Charlotte Millington delivered a dominant performance, completing 9 laps in a time of 1:01:27. Jennifer Wilson secured second place with a time of 1:06:00 for 8 laps, while Skye Ferguson claimed third place after finishing 7 laps in 1:00:30.
The Admiralty House course provided a stern test for the riders, with its technical climbs, fast descents, and tight corners. Both Langley and Millington showcased their skills and endurance to conquer the challenging terrain and emerge victorious.
This latest race in the One Comm BDA Fat Tire Massive Series further highlights the growing popularity of mountain biking in Bermuda. With its combination of competitive racing and stunning scenery, the series continues to attract riders of all ages and abilities.
Open60 Male
01:03:59 Jackson Langley 01:03:25 Che'Quan Richardson 01:06:13 Dylan Eiselt 01:00:26 David Byrne 01:01:16 James Holloway 01:02:30 Brian Steinhoff 01:03:48 Hans Hirschi 01:04:27 Chris Nusum 01:05:18 Michael Terceira 01:05:56 Gordon Smith 01:06:33 Rhys Pearce 01:06:51 Andrew Charlesworth 01:00:19 Will Drea 01:02:19 Jens Drea 01:07:32 Andrew Thomas 01:00:00 Lucas Bule 01:00:28 Daniel Ringer 01:01:59 Sanchez Smith 01:03:35 Edwin Bento 01:04:13 Craig Ferguson 01:05:05 Justin Horsfall 01:05:47 Mark Da Ponte 01:06:35 Rupert Henagulph 01:07:32 Holger Eiselt 00:47:25 Oliver Riihiluoma 01:01:14 Zachary Moniz 01:06:07 Manning Smith 01:09:21 Makao Butterfield 00:07:27 Christopher Smith
Open 60 Female
01:01:27 Charlotte Millington 01:06:00 Jennifer Wilson 01:00:30 Skye Ferguson 01:02:08 Ashley Robinson
Open 30 Male
00:35:38 Ray Richardson 00:35:52 Kareem Johnson 00:38:28 Sherman O. Darrell 00:30:20 Enrico Escolastica 00:31:00 Howard Williams 00:33:02 Otis Ingham 00:35:32 Maceo Dill 00:38:06 Ryan Wilson 00:26:14 William Coatesworth 00:30:38 Rui Moniz
Open 30 Female
00:32:46 Zina Jones
Novice Male
00:36:57 Elijah Simmons 00:34:47 David Brown 00:19:19 Alexander Roque
Novice Female
00:32:37 Arlene Macguinness 00:40:23 Olivia Bishop 00:30:59 Julia Hawley 00:31:20 Philippa Mello 00:32:35 Florence Pedro
13-16 Male 00:33:09 Jonah Macguinness 00:35:28 Ethan Smith 00:36:03 Gian Luca52 00:36:44 Jacob Leclerc
13-16 Female
00:30:53 Kelise Wade 00:16:24 Hannes Swart 00:16:26 Isaac Wookey 00:17:45 Trystan Thompson 00:17:56 Alfie Jansma 00:18:25 Austen Carr 00:15:51 Rio Wookey 00:17:20 Hudson Pitcher 00:17:26 Feargal Murphy 00:17:53 Tatem A Carr 00:15:15 Mateo Bortoli 00:15:32 John Dickinson 00:16:17 Remy Horsfell 00:19:45 Conrad Rossiter 00:19:49 Kegan Grenidge 00:16:35 Knox Roberts-Dunkley
9-12 Female
00:15:38 Paige Noseworthy 00:16:00 Ava Swart 00:17:58 Esme Jansma 00:19:37 Holly Cook 00:22:14 Abigail Coatesworth 00:11:41 Bethany Davidge 00:15:16 Penelope Stokes
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