ALANZO Greaves outdid the competition yesterday on the National Park Circuit as he won the Malta Supreme Cycling Classic feature 35-lap event in a time of one hour, 15 minutes and 33 seconds (1:15:33s).

Following Greaves were Jude Bentley, Warren McKay, Raynauth Jeffrey, Robin Persaud and Albert Philander who round out the top spots. The race had 40 starters.
Bentley, however, copped six of the eight prime prizes while the eventual victor bagged the other two.
The race got off to a pacy start with the first four laps being completed in just six minutes. That was where Bentley snatched the first prime and separated himself from the pack. He was pursued closely by Jeffrey, Pollydore, Greaves, Paul DeNobrega and Mario King
A little more than halfway through the race Greaves caught Bentley and upped the tempo, opening a five-second lead in the process.
As the race progressed the two extended the lead to over a minute but with less than five laps to go, it proved too much for anyone behind to catch up. Greaves eventually powered to the line to take the victory from Bentley.
Earlier in the day, Sherwin Sampson was the top finisher in the BMX Boys 6-9 years two-lap event while Alex Leung was second and Jeremiah Harrison third.
Ricardo Ceres was the victor in the 2-lap Boys 9-12 with Stephan Wilkinson and Awo Gomes placing second and third respectively.
The Boys 12-14 years 3-lap event’s top spot was taken by Raphael Leung while Rawle Small and Ceres were second and third, respectively.
In the BMX Open, Jamal John topped, Chris Griffith second, and Jason Jordan third.
Romelo Crawford, Alfie Khan and Jamal John finished first, second and third in the 12-14 Boys and Girls Open.
Junior Niles was the fastest Veteran Under-50 over five laps with a time of 13:29s while Kennard Lovell and Shameer Bashk were second and third.
Wilfred Thom was the only veteran competitor Over-50 while Monty Parris finished ahead of Maurice Fagundes in the Veterans Over-60.
In the Juveniles ten-lap event, Jeban Crawford finished first with a time of 25mins 20secs ahead of Akeem Arthur while third- and fourth-place finishers Silvio Innis and Shaquille Agard each claimed a sprint prize.
Today at 09:00hrs, the cyclists will take to Berbice roadway as they battle in the annual 55-mile race to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Ballot Box Martyrs.