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Mc Kay outhustles star studded field to take feature race

May 31, 2011 Sports

Warren Mc Kay continued where he left off from the National Sports Commission sponsored Independence three-stage road race to cart off the feature 30-lap contest at the 5th George Cumberbatch Memorial Cycle Meet which was held at the Inner Circuit of the National Park on Sunday last.
The Humphrey’s Bakery / Ray’s Auto Sales sponsored event, which was organised by Roraima Bikers Club, saw Mc Kay pedaling to victory ahead of Alonzo Greaves, Junior Niles, Robin Persaud, Albert Philander and Ian ‘Deaf Boy’ Jackson in that order. Enzo Matthews who carted off most of the prime prizes (4) failed to finish in the top six. Mc Kay won 3 of the primes with one each for Niles, Persaud and Jackson.
According to a release from the club, this is the first time cycling has been held on a Sunday morning around the Inner Circuit of the National Park and the response from the fans and supporters was positive with the Club aiming to have similar Meets in the future.
Following are the full results of last Sunday’s activity 1st to 3rd place.
BMX 9-11yrs (2 laps) – Keon Harris, Deeraj Ghabarran, Justin
De Nobrega
BMX 12-14 yrs (3 laps) – Julio Melville, Sanjay Babolall, Darius Ramsammy
Mountain Bikes (5 laps) – Richard Charles, Ozia McAulay, Kester Croal
Junior/Juveniles (10 laps) – Kurt La Rose, Raul Leal, Davenand Bissoon
Veterans Under 50 (5 laps) – Junior Niles, Raymond Newton, Linden Blackman Veterans over 50 (3 laps) – Monty Paris, Omar McDougall, Walter Isaacs
Category 1&2 (10 laps) – Warren McKay, Eric Sankar, Robin Persaud
Category 3&4 (10 laps) – Albert Philander, Reginald Mendes, Walter Grant Stewart Roraima Bikers Club is extending gratitude to Mr. George Humphrey and staff of Humphrey’s Bakery & Farm Products, Ketley Street Charlestown and Mr. Kamal Seebarran of Ray’s Auto Sales for their contributions which contributed towards the success of the event. They also extended gratitude to the National Parks Commission for use of the venue and the consideration extended to the club for the event.
Cyclists and spectators were also singled out for special praise by the Club.

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