The Barbados Cycling Union’s National Championships came to a close recently with the road race.
CBC’s Ann-Marie Burke looks at the top finishers.
Winners in the other categories saw Kimberly Hall riding away with the Masters Female Title, while Gregory Austin was the winner of the Masters Division 2.
The top junior male was Danile Lashley, with Dylan Headley best in the youth, and Nazari Lashley taking the Tinymites Category.
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