Conor White continued his impressive start to the Bermuda Bicycle Association road racing season with victory in the VT Construction Individual Time-Trial yesterday.

Building on the momentum of victory in the season opening BRCC Individual Time-Trial and an impressive second-place finish in the Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race, White sealed a dominant win in the Open 19 to 39 Division.

Taking on the ten-mile course starting and finishing on Kindley Field Road, St George’s, the 21-year-old crossed the line in a winning time of 21min 24sec, comfortably clear of nearest divisional rivals Wouter Aarts, who finished in 26:00 and Keiran Malott, in 26:40.

Alexander Miller and Tommy Marshall, both competing in the Junior 17 to 18 category, clocked the second and third-fastest times overall, with the former, building on his third-place finish in the Packwood race, the divisional honours in a time of 22:30, slightly more than two minutes faster than Marshall. Liana Madeiros completed the top three in 28:51.

There was also joy for Thomas Quarterly, who claimed victory in the 15 to 16 age division in a winning time of 28:33 ahead of Charlotte Millington, who clocked 30:29.

It proved a close battle in the Masters over-40 division, where Kris Hedges narrowly pipped Kent Richardson for victory. Hedges ultimately prevailed, crossing the line in 24:57, fractionally ahead of his nearest rival who clocked 25:12. Geoff Smith completed the top three places, just five seconds slower than Richardson.

The event also included a shorter course for competitors 14 and under, also starting and finishing on Kindley Field Road but consisting of a distance of 2.6 miles.

Jackson Langley claimed victory in the oldest age division, 13 to 14, crossing the line in a winning time of 7:20, comfortably ahead of Ollie Hayward who clocked 7:46 just four hundredths of a second faster than Fenella Wightman.

There was also a dominant display from Jacob Wright in the 11 to 12 age division, who clocked the fastest time of 7:43, slightly more than 34 seconds clear of nearest rival Jeon Wolfe in 8:17, who was a further 20 seconds faster than third-placed Dylan Eiselt.

Rory Shepherd proved the standout performer in the 10 and under age division, claiming a comfortable win, clocking nine minutes flat, to finish clear of second-placed Walker Smith, who in turn was another 19 seconds quicker than Daisy Langley.

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