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Fifth UA&GS 11 race cycling programme on this Saturday

Apr 08, 2009 Sports

Cyclists will be back in action this Saturday when they compete at the 5th annual Universal Auto & General Supplies 11-race cycling programme set for the inner circuit of the National Park.

A new champion in the feature 35-lap race will be crowned since last year’s winner, Alonzo Greaves along with a number of other leading riders are competing in Trinidad and Tobago.

Jason Pollydore, who took top honours in the juvenile 10-lap contest last year, is expected to defend his title.

The usual races will be contested which include BMX, upright and veteran categories.

Manager of the sponsor, Shameer Baksh, himself a veteran competitor, will be on hand to assist with the presentation of prizes. Race time on Saturday is 09:00hrs.

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