St. Lucia’s Andrew Norbert accepts the first place trophy from Robert Tonge, Dominica’s minister of tourism and culture after winning the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Norbert is flanked by second place winner, Emmanuel Gayral, left, and third place winner Jyme Bridges both from Antiqua. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
The top three competitors of the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship held in Dominica July 1, 2018. First place: Andrew Norbert St. Lucia, second place Emmanuel Gayral, and third place Jyme Bridges both from Antiqua. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
St. Lucia’s Andrew Nobert with OECS Cycling Championship’s first place trophy, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Bram Sanderson, a member of the Dominica Cycling Association, trails Anguilla’s Hasani Hennis during the 2018 OECS Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Noreshal Ulrich of Martinique participates in in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
St. Vincent’s Lucky Antrobusparticipates in the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship held in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Cyclists from six Organization of Eastern Caribbean States countries met up in Dominica to compete in the 2018 OECS championship, July 1, 2018. The Dominica Cycling Association hosted the nearly 60-mile long event.
From L-R: Dominica’s Benjamin Daniel, Grenada’s Ezekiel Noel prior to the start of the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Antigua’s Emmanuel Gayral sprints to the finish line during the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
The start of the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Members of the St. Vincent Cycling team who participated in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. From L-R: Zefal Bailey, Lucky Antrobus, and Samuel Lyttle. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Kohath Baron, a member of Dominica Cycling Association warming up prior to the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Kevon Boyd a member of the Dominica Cycling Association, competes in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Kevon Boyd a member of the Dominica Cycling Association, competes in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Hayden Mills, front, and Levi Baron, members of the Dominica Cycling Association, sprint to the finish line during the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Hayden Mills, front, and Levi Baron, members of the Dominica Cycling Association, compete in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Dominica’s Benjamin Daniel and Ellison Roudette sprint to the finish line during the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Dominica’s Benjamin Daniel participates in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Competitors of the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship at the starting line, Woodbridge Bay Dominica July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
L-R Chester Letang, a member of the Grenada cycling team, Kohath Baron, Bram Sanderson, and Ellison Roudette gather prior to the start of the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Members of the Dominica Cycling Association who participated in the2018 OECS Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. (L-R) Levi Baron, Hayden Mills, Benjamin Daniel, Bram Sanderson, Kohath Baron and Chester Letang. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Benjamin Daniel, a member of the Dominica Cycling Association, warming up prior to the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship race in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
A member of the Anguilla Amateur Cycling Association competes in the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship race in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
A member of the Anguilla Amateur Cycling Association sprints to the finish line during the 2018 OECS Cycling Championship race in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Emmanuel Gayral, (L) who placed second in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship and Jyme Bridges the third place winner, both from Antigua following the event, which took place in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Grenada’s Ezekiel Noel trails Anguilla’s Hasani Hennis during the 2018 OECS Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
A Grenadian Cyclist competes in the the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the DCA.
Antigua’s Jeffery Kelsick at the starting line prior to the start of the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Competitors of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States at the starting line prior to the OECS Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Antigua’s Emmanuel Gayral competes in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
Antigua’s Emmanuel Gayral competes in the 2018 Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Cycling Championship in Dominica, July 1, 2018. Six OECS countries participated in the nearly 60-mile long event hosted by the Dominica Cycling Association.
| Approx. 60 miles | July 1, 2018 | ||||
| POS | No. | NAME | Total Time | DIFF | Country |
| 1 | 11 | Andrew Norbert | 03:00:05.03 | St. Lucia | |
| 2 | 5 | Emmanuel Gayral | 03:00:05.46 | 0.43 | Antigua & Barbuda |
| 3 | 8 | Jyme Bridges | 03:01:13.91 | 01:08.88 | Antigua & Barbuda |
| 4 | 4 | Rene Gayral | 03:01:55.67 | 01:50.64 | Antigua & Barbuda |
| 5 | 6 | Robert Marsh | 03:04:47.24 | 04:42.21 | Antigua & Barbuda |
| 6 | 1 | Hasini Hennis | 03:08:20.92 | 08:15.89 | Anguilla |
| 7 | 17 | Zefal Bailey | 03:08:21.21 | 08:16.18 | St. Vincent & the Grenadines |
| 8 | 22 | Bram Sanderson | 03:08:23.35 | 08:18.32 | Dominica |
| 9 | 9 | Danny Scott | 03:10:55.76 | 10:50.73 | Grenada |
| 10 | 3 | Zambezi Richardson | 03:15:26.16 | 15:21.13 | Anguilla |
| 11 | 20 | Lucky Antrobus | 03:20:28.41 | 20:23.38 | St. Vincent & the Grenadines |
| 12 | 14 | Alvinus Mondesir | 03:21:48.29 | 21:43.26 | St. Lucia |
| 13 | 25 | Kevon Boyd | 03:24:58.73 | 24:53.70 | Dominica |
| 14 | 13 | Donald Joseph | 03:25:50.25 | 25:45.22 | St. Lucia |
| 15 | 29 | Enoch Telemaque | 03:26:31.79 | 26:26.76 | Dominica |
| 16 | 21 | Hayden Mills | 03:33:16.03 | 33:11.00 | Dominica |
| 17 | 26 | Levi Baron | 03:33:22.73 | 33:17.70 | Dominica |
| 18 | 2 | Xavie Brookes | 03:34:18.74 | 34:13.71 | Anguilla |
| 19 | 27 | Benjamin Daniel | 04:09:59.06 | 1:09:54.03 | Dominica |
| 20 | 24 | Ellison Roudette | 04:09:59.69 | 01:09:54.66 | Dominica |
| Not Classified | |||||
| DNF | 10 | Ezekiel Noel | 6.16 | Grenada | |
| DNF | 7 | Jeffery Kelsick | 6.72 | Antigua & Barbuda | |
| DNF | 23 | Kohath Baron | 7.35 | Dominica | |
| DNF | 28 | Chester Letang | 8.15 | Dominica | |
| DNF | 18 | Samuel Lyttle | 8.31 | St. Vincent & the Grenadines | |
| DNF | 12 | Quami Robinson | 8.32 | St. Lucia | |
| DNF | 15 | Noreshal Ulrich | 9.37 | Martinique |
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