Briton John dominates Men on Mission anniversary cycling races

National cycling champion Briton John emerged as the standout performer at the Men on Mission (MoM) fourth anniversary cycling races, securing victories in both the Elite and Open categories as riders of various ages competed in the event.

John underlined his quality by winning the Elite race ahead of Andre Greene, who finished second, while Ajani Cutting secured third place. Experienced cyclist Paul DeNobrega completed the top four.
The national champion returned to the forefront in the Open race, where he claimed another victory to complete an impressive double. Jamual John finished second, followed by Mark Lewis in third, Robin Persaud in fourth, and Cutting in fifth.

The competition, held as part of the Men on Mission initiative’s fourth anniversary celebrations, featured two races covering several categories, including Masters, Elite, Junior, Category Four, Female and Novice divisions. Young BMX riders were also recognised during the event.
In the Masters 35-and-over division, Persaud secured the top position ahead of Segun Hubbard, while Paul Cho-wee-nam placed third and Roy Mangru finished fourth. Alexander Leung was the winner in the Junior category.
Earlier, the first race saw Mark Spencer claim victory in the Masters 50-and-over category, finishing ahead of Ray Harlequin and Nigel London, who occupied second and third places respectively.

Kevin Edwards emerged victorious in Category Four, with Leon Koulin taking second, Javin Sookhai third and Trevis Cipriani fourth.
In the Female category, Tandeia Noel took the top honours ahead of Alicia Benjamin, while Abigail Jeffery rounded out the podium in third place.
Samuel George also celebrated success in the Novice category, finishing ahead of runner-up Junior DaSilva.
Beyond the competitive racing, the event placed emphasis on youth involvement through the BMX category, with 13 youngsters recognised for their participation and presented with brand-new bicycles through President Dr Irfaan Ali and the Men on Mission initiative.
The young beneficiaries were Delisa Luke, Jasmine Nodrdwyk, Ariel Harding, Jamelia Samuels, Natalia Gray, Jamilla Samuels, Cadeem Bascom, Kaydon Lewis, Eden Crawford, Jaden Crawford, Kameron Lewis, Jamar Samuels, and Emboyo Crawford.
The anniversary cycling event brought together established competitors, developing riders and children, providing a platform for competition and participation across different age groups.