Buzzbee Youth Racing Series Event 2 Results

On Saturday March 27^th under bright and sunny skies, BSAFE hosted the 2^nd event of the Buzzbee Youth Bicycle Racing Series.  49 competitors showed up to try their skill and speed on the HLSCC grounds.   This is a four event points series open to all age groups up to 16 years old.  The overall age group winners of the series will win a BMX bicycle worth over $400. 

“The competition was very exciting to watch.  The conditions were fast and the bottom of the course had riders learning about the results of carrying too much speed into a corner,” said Chris Ghiorse, race director of the event. “As always I am worried about how technical I should make a race course for competitors new to the sport and Saturday’s event was just about the limit for many of the riders at the moment.  I think many riders will have learned a few things about where and how to get through turns safely at speed, which will enable me to offer more technical challenges for these riders at future events.”

“It is still a little early in the series to tell who will be the winners at the end of it all. But a few names are emerging as consistently at the front in all the age groups.  The 8-10 boys age group with 22 riders was very competitive and provided the entertainment for the day. We needed 10 races to decide the overall winner.  The biggest growth was in the under 8 age group which had 8 riders entered up from 3 at the first event, they are having fun and to me that is the most important part.  The great thing about this series is that I can see how some of the riders in various age groups have huge potential for the sport.  Right now it is too early to be too serious, so if I can keep them having fun and at the same time they stay keen about the competitive side, then when they are a little older I can slot them into more serious training programs.”

The Buzzbee Youth Racing Series is an introductory challenge to all riders of all abilities and ages.  There have been over 70 different riders in the first 2 events.  The next event is on May 22^nd and the final is on July 10^th.  These free events are open to everyone at any time.  The only requirements are that you are able to ride and you are under 17.

This series is looking for sponsorship and at present is only made possible by the support of the BSAFE program and its volunteers.  BSAFE exists through the title sponsorship from Hon. Andrew A. Fahie and the Ministry of Education, and the major supporters Caribbean Alliance and their agents Caribbean Insurers, Burke’s Garage, Ogier and PricewaterhouseCoopers. 

The Buzzbee event owes thanks to many, and is grateful to HLSCC for allowing the event to take place on their field. 

The volunteers were numerous.  DJ Outlaw donated his super sound system for the call to the line and to fill in pauses with his music, Nicole Charles and Philomena Robertson kept all the points and heats organized aided at the finish line by Peter Leblanc, Kay Reddy and numerous Rotaractors who also filled in with many course marshal duties and sign in.  Ken Guiste and his 2 assistant soccer coaches helped with the set up of the course.  Yael and Gaby Gordon-Fox, Adrian Dale, Clyde Rhymer, Colen Corea and Mary Findley filled in forms and pinned numbers on the riders.  Brian Jermyn and 2 of his CIL crew were on hand to help monitor water supplies and warm-up areas.  Darel Christopher Jr. and head starting judge Orano Andrews kept the call to line in order during the event.  The Red Cross was ever present and thankfully only was called on for advice in one crash. 

The results below reflect the place in this event and the overall points gathered for this event that will be applied to the series total.

Under 8 Boys

1	Keyondre Slater	57
2	Mackimba Fahie	51
3	Marcus Butler	46
4	Dreyonne Findlay	41
5	Sam Childs	37
6	Shakeel Lowry	33
7	Kiefer Slater	29
8	Shamouri Robinson	26

Under 8 boys series leaders after 2 events: 1^st- Marcus Butler  98 points, 2^nd- Sam Childs 83 points and 3^rd- Keyondre Slater 57 points. There are currently 9 riders in the series

 8-10 Boys

1	Thomas TJ Richardson	71
2	Jhe'Quan Mitcham	65
3	Kedrick Matthew	60
4	Omani Francis	55
5	Kevin Penn	51
6	Allistair Lumelino	47
7	John Gomez	43
8	Kemuel Fahie	40
9	Dikembe Fahie	35
10	Zhays Farara	32
11	Mikai Francis	30
12	OJari Harry	28
13	Laymen Johnney	26
14	Arjanee Frett	24
15	Gregyoo Lockhart	22
16	K'Jae Thompson	20
17	Vadley Sylvester	18
18	Malachai Williams	16
19	Kachife Bradshaw	14
20	Nicholas Davies	12
21	Tyrique Bradshaw	10
22	Lenson Haywood	8

The leaders for the 8 -10 boys after 2 events:  1^st- Jhe’Quan Mitcham 132 points, 2^nd- Thomas “TJ” Richardson 127 points and 3^rd- Kedrick Matthew 107 points.  There are currently 32 riders in the series.

8-10 Girls

1	Akira Phillip	52
2	Shamonique Lee	46
3	Julonya Lindsay	41

Since Akira Phillip was the only one to show to last race this is also the order of their standings she has 102 points

11-13 boys

1	Earl Hazel	59
2	Kenroy Hazel	53
3	Meguell Titley	48
4	Jomar Balcombe	43
5	Joshua Hayes	39
6	Chetram Shilchard	35
7	Kaliba Vanterpool	31
8	Dasean Jones	28
9	Shaquille Lewis	23
10	Keimon Nibbs	20

The leaders for the 11-13 boys after 2 events:  1^st- Earl Hazel 117 points, 2^nd- Kenroy Hazel (no relation) 53 points and 3^rd - Amari Maduro from first race with 51 points.  There have been a total of 17 riders in series

11-13 Girls

1	Nakisha Savory	53
2	Selina Stoutt	47
3	Ashphil Robertson	42
4	Mia Francis	37

This is the order for the girls Nakisha Savory 103 points as she was the only one to show for the first event.

14-16 Boys

Orlando Savory	51
Colen Corea	45

Orland Savory leads with 103 points Andrew Lettsome Jr. has 46 points from last event and Colen Corea is in 3^rd with 45 points.  There are 5 riders in this series.

14-16 Girls

No riders showed so by default the riders from first event are: 1^st- Kezia Gumbs 51 points and 2^nd- Keneisha Weekes 45 points

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