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Inaugural Furniture World Cycle road race set for Sunday in Berbice
Sales Representative Ms Natasha Dey hands over the sponsorship amount to club captain Neil Reece, at left is credit officer Yvonne Croal, in the presence of other officials and cyclists.
The Inaugural Furniture World Cycle road race will be held on Sunday for cyclist in Berbice. The race, which has been organised by the Flying Ace cycle club of Berbice, will be a 50 mile affair.
The riders will pedal off from in front of the popular Furniture World establishment at Main and King Street in New Amsterdam and race to No 35 Village before turning back in front of Nand Persaud business establishment and head back to its place of origin. The race is being staged against the scourge of Domestic Violence. Prizes will be awarded to the first six finishers. The first six beginners while the top veteran and female will also be rewarded. There will also be six prime point prizes up for grabs.
The females and beginners will pedal off from Adventure on the downward journey.
The sponsorship amount was recently handed over at a simple presentation ceremony held at Furniture World at Main and King Street. Doing the honours for Furniture World was Sales Representative, Ms Natasha Dey, while Flying Ace Club Captain Neil Reece accepted on behalf of the club. The entity has vowed to make it an annual and bigger and better event in the future. The coordinator is Randolph Roberts.
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