KINGSTON, Jamaica — A formidable quartet of Jamaican cyclists is set to embark on a journey to Belize next week, representing the nation at the 2025 Caribbean Elite Road Cycling Championships, scheduled from October 9th to 13th. The team, led by seasoned coach Carlton Simmonds, includes accomplished riders Andrey Ramsay and Jaequan Dixon, alongside rising stars Melvin McFarlane and Llori Sharpe. This prestigious event will see athletes from 15 Caribbean nations vying for qualification to the 2026 Caribbean and Central American (CAC) Games, slated to take place in Santo Domingo from July 24th to August 8th. Ramsay, a former national champion with extensive experience in regional competitions, is poised to deliver a strong performance. McFarlane, who recently clinched the national title in July, will make his elite debut, while Dixon competes in the U23 category. Sharpe, recovering from a recent injury caused by a motorist collision, is determined to defend her championship title and secure a spot for the CAC Games. Coach Simmonds expressed confidence in the team’s rigorous preparation, both physically and mentally, as they aim to secure top positions in Belize.
Four Jamaicans to compete in 2025 Caribbean Elite Road Cycling Championships in Belize
