On Saturday, Anguilla played host to the annual John T. Memorial Bicycle Race, a beloved regional competition that draws competitive cycling talent from across the Caribbean. Among the standout performers of the day was Shawn Weathered, riding as a member of Team Pillars Cycling, who claimed an impressive second-place position in the hotly contested Masters A category.
Following the conclusion of the race, the Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation officially issued a public statement celebrating Weathered’s hard-won podium result. In their message, the federation framed the top-three finish as yet another strong showing for Antigua and Barbuda on the competitive regional cycling circuit, building on the country’s growing reputation for nurturing talented competitive riders.
Alongside recognizing Weathered’s achievement, the national governing body for cycling in Antigua and Barbuda extended warm wishes to the rider, expressing hope that he will build on this momentum and continue to notch successful results in all upcoming competitions he enters. The result marks a key milestone for Weathered’s 2024 competitive season, and underscores the strength of Caribbean regional cycling competition that brings athletes together from across island nations to compete at the highest amateur levels.