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Even before yesterday’s opening ceremony at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, the Trinidad and Tobago challenge got going, super heavyweight ­boxer Nigel Paul matching skills with Colombian Cristian

Trinidad and Tobago cyclist Nicholas Paul continued his stellar form on the track bagging gold in the men’s sprint event on day two of the Team Drive Phase Sport (DPS) Speed Paradise event at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva on Thursday. Last Sunday, Paul won the men’s sprint event at the International Cycling

ELITE cyclist Zion Pulido leads a 16-member TT cycling team for the Easter International Grand Prix which rides off at Skinner Park in San Fernando, from April 7-8, and the National Cycling Centre in Couva, on April 9. Pulido and fellow sprinter Ryan D’Abreau head the male contingent while recently crowned First Citizens Sports Foundation

Local cyclists are upbeat over the recent commissioning of Trinidad and Tobago’s National Cycling Velodrome in Couva as an official Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) contintental development satellite centre. Elite cyclists Adrianna Seyjagat and Ryan D’Abreau, both of Arima Wheelers, agree the upgrade will create multiple opportunities for growth, not only for cyclists, but also for

TRINIDAD AND Tobago’s Kwesi Browne powered to the inaugural Caribbean Track Cycling Championships men’s sprint title at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Saturday.

Alexander tops TTCF elite assessment TTs Quincy Alexander - TEAM DRIVE Phase Sport’s Quincy Alexander was the fastest elite national sprinter at the final TT Cycling Federation (TTCF) assessment meet which was contested at the National Cycling Centre in Couva on Friday. Alexander clocked 10.406 seconds in the Flying 200 metres and surpassed the Elite Pan American Track Cycling Championships men’s sprint qualification time of 10.5. He also bettered his 10.654 time produced at the first ass...