TEAM Evolution registered their second consecutive win in as many starts, on Sunday, when Michael Anthony rode to victory in the Benjamin’s Cycle Sports Store-sponsored, and Flying Ace Cycle Club-organised 50-mile cycle road race in Berbice.Riding for the recently formed Team Evolution, Anthony returned a winning time of one hour 51 minutes 41 seconds to register the team’s second victory, following that of Marlon `Fishy’ Williams’ win on Saturday in the feature 35-lap event of the 22nd Ricks and Sari-sponsored programme in the National Park when the 2015 season commenced.

It has been reported that Anthony, after being sent on his way along with 42 other competitors from Benjamin’s Store in Fyrish, Corentyne, Berbice, attacked the pack and was followed by Paul DeNobrega, Alanzo Greaves, Mark Harris and Alonzo Ambrose.
The quintet opened a sizeable lead and turned back at Number 51 Village, Corentyne for the finish at the place of origin and it was at Port Mourant on the downward journey that the chasing pack, which included Anthony’s team mate, wheeled in the leaders.
Once connected, various persons took control of the lead and, approaching the finish line, Anthony stole a march on Greaves and took top honours.
Greaves had to settle for second, while DeNobrega, Hinds, Ambrose and Harris occupied the other top four positions respectively.
Of the eight prime prizes that were up for grabs, Greaves won five, while Junior Niles, Ambrose and Balram Narine took one each.
There was a special prize for the cyclist finishing 10th. This prize was sponsored by Tennassy Shipping of Canada and was won by Walter `One Hand’ Grant-Stuart.
In other results from the day’s programme, Chavez Carter of Linden won the Beginners race ahead of Kema Logan and Narine respectively, while Marika Dick of Berbice won the Ladies’ category ahead of Whitney Troyer and Shamika Teixeira in that order.
The Veterans Over-41 years category was won by Andrew Spencer of Linden with Linden Blackman placing second and event sponsor Wilbert Benjamin finishing third.
In the 35-40 years age group, Niles came out on top over Jaikarran Sukhai and Sybourne Fernandes respectively.
Berbician Romelo Crawford was the winner of the junior category, while Jamal John and Raphael Leung placed second and third.
From Fyrish, the veterans and beginners proceeded to Nand Persaud Rice Mill before returning to the place of origin for the finish.
The Ladies’ category got under way from Adventure and they turned back for the finish at Nand Persaud Rice Mill.
The presentation of prizes to the winners was done by the Benjamin family including Wilbert.