Keen rivalry expected for Saturday’s 12th annual Seven Seas cycle programme
Defending champion Mario King
Defending champion Mario King

KEEN rivalry is expected on Saturday when Guyana’s leading cyclists engage one another at the 12th annual Seven Seas 11-race programme around the inner circuit of the National Park. The day’s activity, which pedals off at 09:00hrs, is being coordinated by National cycle coach Hassan Mohamed and will cater to all categories of riders.
The BMX riders will take centre stage in the 6-9, 9-12, 12-14 and Open divisions, and the likes of Alexander Leung, Christopher Goring, Thuran Garbarran and Esau Jaisingh are among the riders to watch.
The Juniors/Juveniles and Mountain Bikers, as well as the Veterans Under- and Over-50, and the Over-60 will set the stage for the grand showdown in the feature 35-lap School Boys and Invitational, which usually attracts the ‘big boys’ of local cycling.
Last year’s main race was won by the young Mario King, who clocked a record one hour 13 minutes 45.29 seconds, the fastest time ever for the 35-lap race in the Park.
Raynauth Jeffrey finished a close second, followed by Raymond Newton, Hamzah Eastman, Alanzo Greaves and Christopher Holder.

 

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