Bermuda’s cycling community is set to showcase its talent at the upcoming Caribbean Elite Cycling Championship, scheduled to take place from March 15‑18 in the capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The event will bring together elite riders from across the Caribbean, including seasoned competitors from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and the Dominican Republic.

A team of four Bermudian cyclists, selected through the national trials held earlier this year, will represent the island in both the individual road race and the team time‑trial categories. The selection process, overseen by the Bermuda Cycling Federation, aimed to identify riders with strong endurance and tactical acumen. The federation’s president noted that participation in the championship provides valuable exposure for Bermudian athletes and helps promote the sport back home.

Local supporters can expect to see the riders train on the island’s scenic coastal routes in the days leading up to the departure. Community groups and businesses have pledged sponsorships, and the event is expected to attract spectators from both Bermuda and the surrounding region. The cycling federation hopes the championship will inspire increased interest in cycling among Bermudian youth and encourage the development of future training programs.

The Caribbean Elite Championship is part of the region’s growing calendar of high‑profile road races, and it offers a platform for athletes to compete at a level that bridges national and international competition.