MARLON ‘Fishy’ Williams rode off with the 35-lap feature event yesterday when the 12th annual DeSinco Trading Youth Cycling Programme, which is organised by National coach Hassan Mohamed, was staged on the National Park Circuit.

Fishy was the victor in a time of one hour, 14 minutes, 59 seconds after he took advantage of Enzo Matthews’ blunder near the finish line.
Matthews was the leader with only 30 metres left in the event and raised his hands in celebration and that is when Williams stormed past him after being in pursuit. As such Williams claimed top honour ahead of Matthews who had to settle for second best.
Neil Reece was third while Rastaff Oselmo won a prime prize and finished in fourth place. Six prime prizes went to fifth-place finisher Walter Grant-Stuart, while one prime went to Junior Niles who pedalled in sixth.
In other results, Deeraj Gharbarran won the BMX Boys’ 12-to-14 years, three-lap race ahead of Sceion Thegg and Keon Harris respectively while Jamal Arthur took top honours in the BMX Boys’ nine-to-12 years, two-lap race ahead of Rashedi Ceres and Keon Harrison respectively.
Cleveland King took top honours in the three-lap BMX Boys Open race ahead of Jason Jordan and Adrian Sharma.
In the 12-to-14-years, Boys and Girls’ three-lap race, Alfie Sonaram took home the winner’s trophy while Hazina Barrett finished second and took the sprint prize. Marica Dick finished third for the event.
In the five-lap Veteran’s Over-50 race, Lancelot Rose was first, followed by Wilfred Thom and Courtney Hackett.
Maurice Fagundes got the better of arch rivals Harry Lall and Krishandat Singh respectively, to take the top honours in the Veteran’s Over-60 race.
Akeem Wilkinson won the Juniors and Juveniles’ 10-lap race ahead of Kurt La Rose and Mario King. Montell Anthony who finished fourth took the two prime prizes that were up for grabs.
The race for the Upright cyclists was won by Richard Charles. Keon Thomas and Hamzah Eastman placed second and third respectively. Julio Melville was the recipient of the sprint prize.
The two-lap BMX Boys’ six-to-nine years race was won by Isaiah Sahadeo ahead of his brother Ken Sahadeo and Jeremiah Harrison who pedalled in second and third respectively.