Mayho defends Sinclair Packwood title (Update)

Smith wins women’s race

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Dominque Mayho dominated the second half of the Sinclair Packwood Memorial Cycling Race to win his second title.

The Team Madison-Digicel rider finished in a time of 26:44.362, a full 11 seconds ahead of former cricketer Arthur Pitcher (Fast Forward Bicycle Works) and Darren Glasford (Winner’s Edge).

While Mayho wa a solo act at the line, the chasing pack of seven riders all finished within a second of each other. That group included Pitcher, Glasford, Shannon Lawrence, Matthew Claridge, Matthew Ackland, Brian Drea and Daren Dowling.

Mayho said he made his move from the bottom of Burnt House Hill.

“I noticed I had a pretty big gap. I was going for the King of the Mountain (award) and when I saw I had a gap, I just tried to hold it and it worked out.”

He said going over Inverurie Hill “I slowed down too much and I saw them coming. When I got to the top I said ‘Crap! I got to go.’”

Mayho said with the Madison-Digicel team having fewer riders, the original strategy was to wait until Inverurie to make his break.

The champ added winning back-to-back titles was great but “I want to go for Kris Hedges record of three-in-a-row. I’m going to try to get that next year.

While the men’s race was a laugher, the women’s was anything but.

Karen Smith won a photo finish over teammates Nicole Mitchell and Zoenique Williams in what turned out to be a podium sweep for the Winner’s Edge team.

Smith crossed the line in 30:40.551 seconds while Mitchell was 30:40.563 and Williams in 30:40.617.

“It was a really close finish. We worked really, really hard as a team in the race. Every one of our teammates did something that was critical to the outcome of this race. We all worked specific areas of the race really hard, which wore down some of the competition.

“I was surprised as anybody when I went out Queen Street and saw April (Galda-Joyce from Madison Digicel) fall off a bit. I yelled at my team to ‘Go! Go! Go! As hard as we could to the finish line.”

She said the race was a bit of a “cat-and-mouse” along Harbour Road but “it was a really exciting finish for us as a team”.

Mitchell added that even though she did not win, she was pleased a teammate did.

“We all worked hard today and it was for a fellow teammate and I couldn’t be happier for her.”

Mitchell said it was “awesome” that Winner’s Edge swept the podium.

“It’s great we have more women on the team this year and it’s not such a solo effort. We all got to work together and it paid off.”

Men's Race

Pos	Class	First Name	Last Name	Sponsor/Team	Total Tm	Gap	Diff
1	Male Junior	Anthony Rico	Smith	Winners Edge	27:00.963
2	Male Junior	Nate	Hartwig	Winners Edge	27:01.131	0.168	0.168
3	Male Junior	Shomari	Steede	Crime Stoppers	27:03.792	2.661	2.829
4	Male Junior	Matthew	Oliviera	Winners Edge	28:51.136	1:47.344	1:50.173
5	Male Junior	Deshi	Smith	Tokio	28:58.089	6.953	1:57.126
6	Male Junior	Zion	Dowling	Crime Stoppers	29:47.759	49.670	2:46.796
7	Male Junior	Jonah	Smith	Crime Stoppers	30:35.432	47.673	3:34.469
8	Male Junior	Rajul	Matthie-Shakir	Crime Stoppers	34:25.571	3:50.139	7:24.608
9	Male Junior	Kaz	Godfrey		35:03.846	38.275	8:02.883
10	Male Junior	Dylan	Hill	Crime Stoppers	37:27.080	2:23.234	10:26.117
11	Male Junior	Kalaeb	Tannock	Tokio	37:40.288	13.208	10:39.325
1	Male Open	Dominique	Mayho	Madison Digicel	26:44.362
2	Male Open	Arthur	Pitcher	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	26:55.517	11.155	11.155
3	Male Open	Darren	Glasford	Winners Edge	26:55.795	0.278	11.433
4	Male Open	Shannon	Lawrence		26:56.002	0.207	11.640
5	Male Open	Matthew	Claridge	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	26:56.010	0.008	11.648
6	Male Open	Mathew	Ackland	Tokio	26:56.172	0.162	11.810
7	Male Open	Brian	Drea	Madison Digicel	26:56.457	0.285	12.095
8	Male Open	Daren	Dowling	Crime Stoppers	26:56.862	0.405	12.500
9	Male Open	Dennis	Joell	Crime Stoppers	26:58.728	1.866	14.366
10	Male Open	Alan	Mooney	Tokio	26:58.760	0.032	14.398
11	Male Open	Vincent	Chaves	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	26:59.114	0.354	14.752
12	Male Open	Clifford	Roberts	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	26:59.609	0.495	15.247
13	Male Open	Kent	Richardson	Winners Edge	26:59.708	0.099	15.346
14	Male Open	Luis	Martins	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	26:59.978	0.270	15.616
15	Male Open	Tracy	Wright	Winners Edge	27:00.104	0.126	15.742
16	Male Open	Charles	Thresh	Tokio	27:00.153	0.049	15.791
17	Male Open	Mark	Hatherley	Winners Edge	27:00.414	0.261	16.052
18	Male Open	Neil	de ste Croix	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	27:00.880	0.466	16.518
19	Male Open	Kareem	Johnson	Winners Edge	27:03.112	2.232	18.750
20	Male Open	Phil	Trussell	Madison Digicel	27:03.237	0.125	18.875
21	Male Open	Vashon	Cann	Madison Digicel	27:03.466	0.229	19.104
22	Male Open	Anthony	Bartley	Crime Stoppers	27:03.615	0.149	19.253
23	Male Open	Leonard	Raynor	Crime Stoppers	27:04.191	0.576	19.829
24	Male Open	Grant	Goudge	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	27:05.441	1.250	21.079
25	Male Open	Dwyer	Williams	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	27:05.827	0.386	21.465
26	Male Open	Kevin	Tucker	Winners Edge	27:07.074	1.247	22.712
27	Male Open	Paul	Shrubb	Hiscox	28:00.901	53.827	1:16.539
28	Male Open	Mark	Lombardi	Tokio	28:00.997	0.096	1:16.635
29	Male Open	Anthony Ricky	Smith	Winners Edge	28:28.544	27.547	1:44.182
30	Male Open	Anton	Gilbert	Crime Stoppers	28:28.833	0.289	1:44.471
31	Male Open	Padraic	Browne	Madison Digicel	28:31.483	2.650	1:47.121
32	Male Open	Chequan	Richardson	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	28:32.240	0.757	1:47.878
33	Male Open	Earl	Godfrey		28:53.883	21.643	2:09.521
34	Male Open	Randy	Burgess	Winners Edge	29:00.575	6.692	2:16.213
35	Male Open	McQuinn	Burch	Crime Stoppers	29:04.492	3.917	2:20.130
36	Male Open	Anthony	Rynne	Tokio	29:48.603	44.111	3:04.241
37	Male Open	Terry	Thomas	Crime Stoppers	33:05.489	3:16.886	6:21.127
38	Male Open	Edmund	Robinson		33:07.013	1.524	6:22.651
39	Male Open	Rickai	Lightbourne	Crime Stoppers	33:15.939	8.926	6:31.577
40	Male Open	Jason	Kyme	Tokio	34:23.394	1:07.455	7:39.032
41	Male Open	Norvell	Wright		34:26.534	3.140	7:42.172
42	Male Open	Randolph	Smith		34:51.069	24.535	8:06.707
43	Male Open	Charles	Marshall	Winners Edge	37:03.060	2:11.991	10:18.698
44	Male Open	Kuhn	Evans	Crime Stoppers	37:39.412	36.352	10:55.050
45	Male Open	Cory	Cross		37:43.205	3.793	10:58.843
DNF	Male Open	Charles	Dunstan	Fast Forward Bicycle Works			DNF
DNF	Male Open	Greg	Hopkins	Winners Edge			DNF
DNS	Male Open	Jean-Sebastian	Lareau				DNS

Bermuda Timing Systems Ltd

Generated on 5/24/2013 09:31 AM

Women's Race

Pos	Class	First Name	Last Name	Sponsor/Team	Total Tm	Gap	Diff
1	Female Junior	Gabriella	Arnold	Winners Edge	30:55.762
2	Female Junior	Kamryn	Minors	Tokio	35:50.073	4:54.311	4:54.311
3	Female Junior	Victoria	Davis	Winners Edge	35:50.412	0.339	4:54.650
1	Female Open	Karen	Smith	Winners Edge	30:40.551
2	Female Open	Nicole	Mitchell	Winners Edge	30:40.563	0.012	0.012
3	Female Open	Zoenique	Williams	Winners Edge	30:40.617	0.054	0.066
4	Female Open	April	Galda-Joyce	Madison Digicel	30:42.712	2.095	2.161
5	Female Open	Belinda	Castree	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	30:51.825	9.113	11.274
6	Female Open	Earlena	Ingham	Fast Forward Bicycle Works	30:59.465	7.640	18.914
7	Female Open	Kim	McIvor	Hiscox	31:04.036	4.571	23.485
8	Female Open	Heather	Cooper	Tokio	31:09.205	5.169	28.654
9	Female Open	Heather	Roque	Winners Edge	32:30.027	1:20.822	1:49.476
10	Female Open	Martina	Olcheski-Bell	Madison Digicel	32:31.054	1.027	1:50.503
DNF	Female Open	Anderica	Gilbert	Crime Stoppers			DNF
DNF	Female Open	Lorraine	Silvia	Hiscox			DNF

Bermuda Timing Systems Ltd

Generated on 5/24/2013 09:33 AM

May 24, 2013 at 12:20 p.m.

Mayho defends Sinclair Packwood title (Update)

Men's Race

Women's Race

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