THE ANNUAL Easter International Grand Prix, under the theme “Where Speed Meets Paradise”, will be staged today and tomorrow at the Arima Velodrome.
CYCLING
CYCLING | Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation
| SPORT | CYCLING |
| AFFILIATE | Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation |
| PRESIDENT | Robert FARRIER |
| SECRETARY | Jacqueline CORBIN |
| CONTACT | (868) 671-8823 |
| MAILING ADDRESS | P.O Box 371 Wrightson Road, Port of Spain Meeting Place: No 5 Yard Street, Chaguaras |
| ttcyclingfederationtto@gmail.com | |
| WEBSITE | www.ttcyclingfederation.com |
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250 foreign cyclists for Arima Grand Prix
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Kenny reigns as sprint king as Olympic champion hits form at UCI Track Cycling World Championships
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Lack of support, facilities hurting Njisane
Trinidad and Tobago’s sole Olympic cycling hopeful, Njisane Phillip, touched down in Hong Kong early yesterday morning ahead of his penultimate 2016 Summer Games qualifier event – UCI World Cup Series third and final leg – which pedals off in Hong Kong on Saturday.