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Guyana Beverage Company Oasis Water Cycle Race set for Sunday in Berbice
Guyana Beverage Company Brand Manager Raymond Govinda (2nd right) hands over the sponsorship cheque to Coordinator Randolph Roberts. Also in pic are Berbice Sales Representative Albert Budhoo (right) and cyclist, Balram Narine.
The Annual Guyana Beverage Company/Oasis Water Cycle 85-mile Road Race organised by the Flying Ace Cycle Club will be held this Sunday in Berbice and is open to cyclists throughout Guyana.
On Monday last the sponsors handed over the cheque to cover the cost of the race to Coordinator Randolph Roberts. The simple ceremony was done at the Beverage Company’s Berbice Office, Palmyra East Coast Berbice.
Brand Manager Raymond Govinda did the honours on behalf of the Company. The event is expected to be keenly contested since all of the top riders in the country are preparing to be present.
The riders will peddle off at10: 00hrs from the Guyana Beverage Company’s office at Palmyra East Coast Berbice, proceed to Skeldon and back to the place of origin. Prizes will be awarded to the first 10 finishers, the first three juniors, first three 12-14 riders while there will also be 10 prime point prizes up for grabs. There is also expected to be a special race for BMX riders.
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