Latest update April 4th, 2025 6:13 AM
We Stand United CC’s John, Burrowes and Joseph place 3rd in respective categoriesat Giro Crit Augusta, NJ
Kaieteur News – The trio of Briton John, Horace Burrowes and James Joseph competing for We Stand United/Burrowes Construction Inc. all placed third in their respective categories in the Giro Crit Race on Saturday last in Augusta, New Jersey, USA.
Veteran cyclist and two-time Olympian James Joseph is captured during the race on Saturday last in New Jersey, USA.
Competing in the Men Open Pro/Cat 1/2/3, Briton John had to settle for the final podium position in a race that was won by Ryan Jastrab (Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling), timed at 1:12:37. Second was taken by Michael Chauner (Vitesse). John’s teammates, Horace Burrowes and Jon Paul Rorech ended 20th and 39th, respectively.
We Stand United/Burrowes Construction Inc. trio of Jon Paul Rorech (right), Briton John (2nd left), Horace Burrowes (left) and Alexandra Madetucci of Team Happy & Healthy.
Burrowes returned to contest the Men Masters 45+ event and was able to place third in the 16-man contest behind Palo Samko who won in a time of 42:54 ahead of Jerry Kapko (Deno’s WonderWheel).
And 63 year-old James Joseph a two-time Guyanese Olympian contesting the Men Masters 55+ race, ended third to Jeffrey Miesemer (MAMBO Kings Racing/Peddler’s) who won in 45:53. David Kahl (Team ProPower/Cycle Solutions) was second in this category which attracted 19 starters.
The riders will be in action again this Saturday when they compete in Round 2 of the 2021 Lucarelli & Castaldi Cup, all covid-19 safety precautions being followed. The Burrowes brothers, Paul, Johann, Jermaine and Horace, Briton John as well as CRCA/Foundation-CCB Elite Team’s Michael Anthony and Jamual John along with Scott Savory (CRCA/Foundation) are among the 107 entrants to date.
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