SCARBOROUGH, Tobago (CMC) – Jamaican Marloe Rodman claimed seventh spot to be the Caribbean’s highest finisher as British rider Peter Williams captured the gruelling Tour of Tobago on Sunday evening.

Williams, riding in the colours of Team Barcode/Great Britain, clocked 13:03.17.35 after taking a hefty two-minute 47-second lead into Sunday’s final stage, a 120-kilometre race.

Rodman finished third in that event in a time of three hours 40.57 minutes to consolidate his position in the overall standings.

Germany’s Sacha Damrow, riding for Team Sachen Soxony, was a distant winner of the 120k as he crossed the line in 3:39.07 but failed to make the top five in the overall prizes.

He made a break from the pack early in the race and rode almost unchallenged as he finished ahead of Lisbon Quintero of Team Foundation/Colombia who clocked 3:40.57.

Quintero, who was the overall leader throughout the first two days of the Tour, finished second overall in 13:06.03 with Germany’s Timo Scholz clocking 13:06.2.