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Team Evolution and We Stand United cop 1st place in KARCC 12-laps race
Curtis Dey receives his reward for his 1st place finish in the senior’s race.
Kaieteur News – Kaieteur Attack Racing Cycle Club (KARCC) Twelve-lap circuit race was contested yesterday, around the outer circuit of the National Park. Senior cyclist Curtis Dey and Junior Alexander Leung pedaled their way to victory, while Ian Jackson came first in the Master- Over 45 race. These are the list of winners across the three categories:
Seniors/ Open category
1st. Curtis Dey- Team KFC Evolution
2nd. Christopher Griffith- Team KFC Evolution
3rd. Robin Persaud- Team KFC Evolution
4th. Alexander Leung- Team We Stand United
5th. Paul Denobrega- Team KFC Evolution
6th. Alexis Mendes- Kaieteur Attack Racing.
Alexander Leung came 1st in KARCC 12-laps circuit race.
Juniors category
1st. Alexander Leung- Team We Stand United
2nd. Aaron Newton- Team We Stand United
3rd. Ajani Cutting- Kaieteur Attack Racing.
Masters Over 45
1st. Ian Jackson
2nd. Talim Shaw
Special thanks is extended to all those who have contributed to making the event a success a release from the organisers informed. KARCC would also like to thank: former cyclists Geron Williams, Christopher Holder and Louie Pereira for hopping aboard at such short notice. Also to the Guyana Police Force (GPF) Traffic Department for their assistance in ensuring that our cyclists were safe throughout the entire event.
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