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CIDI National Park 11 Race Cycle Meet…Hamza Eastman takes feature 35-lap contest; Michael Anthony is juvenile winner
Caribbean International Distributors Inc. (CIDI) made a welcome entrance to cycling with the successful hosting of an 11-race Meet at the Mecca of the sport in the city, the National Park, yesterday.
Feature race winner Hamzah Eastman receives his trophy from CIDI representative, Ms. Alicia Katideen.
Organised by National Coach Hassan Mohamed, the feature 35-lap school boys and invitational race saw United Bike shop Hmaza Eastman pedaling to victory over a seasoned field in One Hour 18 Minutes 03 Seconds leaving in his wake veteran Paul Choo-Wee-Nam, Orville Hinds, Robin Persaud, Alanzo Ambroze and Paul DeNobrega in that order.
Eastman and Choo-Wee-Nam pulled away from a breakaway pack on the 21st lap and never looked back. With about 800m to the finish line, Eastman pulled away from Choo-Wee-Nam to seal a memorable win.
Following are the full results:
Race Placing
12-14 (Boys and Girls) 1. Jamal John, 2. Raphael Leung, 3. Toshanna Doris
U-50: 1. Junior Niles, 2. Ralph Williams, 3. Kennard Lovell
O-50: 1. Linden Blackman, 2. Virgil Jones
O-60: 1. Maurice Fagundes, 2. Anthony Fariah
Juveniles: 1. Michael Anthony, 2. Stephano Husbands, 3. Cleveland King
Mountain Bikes: 1. Clyde Jacobs, 2. Nigel Jacobs, 3. Emmanuel Gayari
BMX 6-9: 1. Sherwin Sampson, 2. Alexander Leung, 3. Esau Jaisingh
BMX 9-12: 1. Sherwin Sampsos, 2. Thuran Garbarran
BMX 12-14 (Boys): 1. Rawle Small, 2. Bryton John, 3. Rashidi Ceres
BMX Open: 1.Adrian Sharma, 2. Ammo Gomes, 3. Jaleel Jackson
35-lap 1. Hamzah Eastman (01:18m:03s), 2. Paul Choo-Wee-Nam,
3. Orville Hinds, 4. Robin Persaud, 5. Alonzo Ambrose,
6. Paul DeNobrega
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