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David McComas claimed victory in the Madison Digicel Road Race in the male A category yesterday. McComas of Team Tokio finished in a time of 2hr 10min 8.013sec to hold off Phil Mace of Madison Digicel, who came second in 2:10:10.655, and Neil de ste ...

There were two sides of the impregnable Shannon Lawrence on display at Bernard Park yesterday. First, there was the fierce competitor who blew away the field to retain his Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race title by a landslide. Then, there was the soft...

Shannon Lawrence and Zoenique Williams will put their Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race titles on the line next Monday. Both riders captured glory for the first time in one of the Island’s premier cycling races last year in contrasting fashion. Lawrenc...

The visibility of the annual Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race will increase this month with Highland Spring coming on board as a sponsor to help provide prize money and live radio coverage on Power 95 during the May 25 race from St George’s to Bernard...

Arthur Pitcher will be out to defend his title when the Tokio Millennium Re road race is held tomorrow morning at John Smith’s Bay. Pitcher recorded a time of 1hr 45min 40.39sec to edge out Dominique Mayho in an exciting finish to last year’s race. ...

Shannon Lawrence won a sprint finish to win the Adult A Division in the Tokio Millennium Re Criterium in Southside yesterday. The Tokio rider just edged out Winners Edge pair Anthony Bartley and Tyler Smith with only eight hundredths of second separa...

David McComas of Team Tokio and Zoenique of Winners Edge won their first Butterfield Bermuda Grand Prix titles yesterday as they held on to their leads in the Men’s A and Women’s categories during the criterium in Hamilton. McComas and Williams both ...

Just as he was last year, Mark Hatherley, of Winners Edge, is leading after the first stage of the Butterfield Bermuda Grand Prix. Hatherley recorded the fastest time in the Hill Climb in St George’s last night, more than a second faster than last ye...

Nicole Mitchell will not defend her women’s title at this weekend’s Butterfield Bermuda Grand Prix because of work commitments overseas. Also missing from the annual three-day event, including a Hill climb in St George’s tomorrow, road race in Souths...

There is an often-used saying: “You only get out of life what you put in!” Well, the same applies in sport, too, as local cyclist Chequan Richardson has discovered. At 6ft 5in and weighing only 150lbs, the 21-year-old Bermudian may not exactly fit th...