Robert Marsh (center) captured both the Overall and Elite Class in Sunday’s Individual Time Trial. He is flanked by Jahiem Telemaque (left) and Delvin Peters (right) who were second and third respectively in the Elite Class.
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By Neto Baptiste
Veteran cyclist, Robert Marsh, was crowned winner of the 2025 Inet Individual Time Trial National Championships when the Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation (ABCF) held the rescheduled event on Sunday.
Marsh, pedalling for East Side Raiders, clocked a time of 36:34.45 to win the Overall title of the national championships. Jahiem Telemaque of Wadadli Cycling Academy, was second in a time of 38:37.67 while Delvin Peters of Team Pillars Cycling, claimed the bronze medal in a time of 39:03.51. All three cyclist competed in the Elite Class.
Rounding off the Elite category are Marcos Ozuna (42:02.34) and Newell Mack (42:22.39) in fourth and fifth respectively. Both riders represented Team Pillars Cycling.
Jahaziel Santana (center), Alexis Bastardo (left) and Benjamin Carr (right) were first, second and third in the Cadets 11-14 category.
Wayne Henry, riding in the Masters Class, finished fourth in the overall category in a time of 40:11.65 with Junior Male competitor, Aiden Tonge, rounding off the top five finishers in a time of 41:19.26. Henry represented Team Pillars Cycling while Tonge rode for Team Viper.
Also in the Masters Class, Micah Gore of Road Runners Cycling Club finished second in 42:01.51 with Randy Simon of Team Viper and Neil Lloyd of N&R Wheelers in third and fourth respectively. Steve Scott of Scott’s Plumbing Cycling Team, was best on show in the Sports Class with Kyron Thomas and Tyson Robinson finishing second and third.
Junior Male winner, Aiden Tonge, receives his winnings
There was action in the Cadets 11-14 category as well, with Jahaziel Santana of Wadadli Cycling Academy claiming the top spot. Santana’s teammate, Alexis Bastardo was second with Benjamin Carr of Team Pillar Cycling finishing third.
Winners in the Masters category were Wayne Henry (center), Micah Gore (left) and Randy Simon (right).
Steve Scott (center) dominated the Sports Class with Kyron Thomas (left) and Tyron Robinson (right) finishing second and third respectively. (Photos courtesy ABCF)
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