Cayman Cycling

Your 2026 National Road Champions 🇰🇾

Sunday’s road race saw Chris Bodden, Tom Horsburgh and Jeremy Solomon break the pack after lap two. Bodden never looked back, averaging almost 24mph across 120km to claim back-to-back National Champion titles, adding the Road Race to yesterday’s ITT victory. A year on from hitting the deck, this was the ultimate comeback👏👏

For the first time, Juniors and Women joined Masters and Super Masters for three laps of the circuit. Cayman Islands residents Emily Clarke and Kerry Glanfield broke away on lap two and built a 35-second lead. Olney Thompson, Ryan Thompson and Mario Sanchez bridged the gap at the end of lap two, setting up a sprint finish on the final lap. Father and son both took their categories. A fitting way to celebrate Father’s Day 🤝

⚡ 2026 Road Race National Champions
🥇 Juniors: Ryan Thompson
🥇 Elite Men: Christopher Bodden
🥇 Masters: Darrel Evans Jr
🥇 Super Masters: Olney Thompson
🥇 Women: Emily Clarke (race winner but not National Champion)

Huge thanks to our volunteers, Royal Cayman Islands Police and everyone who came out to support, and to The Catalyst Group and AA Rubis Cayman 🇰🇾 for making the weekend possible.

📸 Shoutout to Ryan Carlo Dumaguing who captured the action as our official media partner.

Browse the full race gallery, purchase images, and view final results.

https://ryan-dumaguing-images.client-gallery.com/gallery/national-championships-2026

https://caymancycling.org/nationals/national-championships-2026-road-race-results

The 2026 Cayman National Championships Time Trial has its champions. Six titles. Two course records broken 🇰🇾

Powered by The Catalyst Group and AA Rubis Cayman 🇰🇾, 23 riders took to the line to take on the 31km East End circuit, racing solo against the clock.

Ryan Thompson made history, powering to a sub-40 ride in 39:23 to smash the course record that James Bailey had only recently taken from last year’s Elite Men’s champion Michael Testori 👏

⏱ 2026 National Road TT Champions:
🥇 Women: Alyssa Burgess (47:54)
🥇 Juniors: Ryan Thompson (39:23 — CR)
🥇 U23: Jake Fagan (48:47 — RB)
🥇 Elite Men: Christopher Bodden (41:24)
🥇 Masters: Jeremy Solomon (43:19 — RB)
🥇 Super Masters: Sacha Tibbetts (46:06)

Shoutout to Cayman Islands resident Emily Clarke, who finished ninth overall and was first across the line for women in 46:32, a new course record since its introduction.

📸 Thanks to Ryan Carlo Dumaguing, our official media partner for the 2026 National Championships. Seen a shot you like? Head to the links below to view the race gallery, purchase images, and see the full results.

https://ryan-dumaguing-images.client-gallery.com/gallery/national-championships-2026

https://caymancycling.org/nationals/national-championships-2026-time-trial-results

One week out. The countdown is on to the 2026 National Championships 🇰🇾

Whether you’re racing for the title, the podium, or seeing if you can go the distance, this is the race to make it count.

Two days. Two races. Brought to you by Catalyst and AA Rubis

🕒 Time Trial – Saturday, June 20 | 6:30 AM
🚴 Road Race – Sunday, June 21 | 6:30 AM

Road Race Format:
🔹 Elite Men & U23 – 4 laps
🔹 Juniors, Women, Masters & Super Masters – 3 laps
🔹 Juveniles – 1 lap
🔹 Second wave starts 10 minutes later

📋 A UCI licence is required to race. It’s free for Cayman Cycling members. Register via the link in bio and submit your proof of residency.

📦 Packet pick-up at Jerome’s Bike Shop
Friday, June 19 | 4:00–7:00 PM
Saturday, June 20 | 12:00–3:00 PM

⚡ Race fuel sorted?
Vitamin Shoppe Cayman has a limited-time offer for Cayman Cycling members: 15% off all endurance gels and electrolytes, plus double loyalty points, available through June 20. Stop by the store and stock up before race weekend.

See you on the start line!

Register: https://caymancycling.org/nationals/

UCI Application: https://caymancycling.org/uci-licence/

National Road Championships - Cayman Cycling The Cayman Islands National Road Championships crown our National Champions across a range of categories.

National titles are on the line 🇰🇾

Powered by Catalyst and AA Rubis, the Cayman National Championships return for a weekend of racing where the island’s fastest riders battle for the right to wear the National Champion’s jersey.

🕒 Time Trial
Saturday, June 20 | 6:30am

🚴 Road Race
Sunday, June 21 | 6:30am

Road Race Format:
🔹 Elite Men & U23 – 4 laps
🔹 Juniors, Women, Masters & Super Masters – 3 laps
🔹Juveniles – 1 lap
🔹 Second wave starts 10 minutes later

Register via the link below and submit proof of residency for your UCI licence.

Free for Cayman Cycling members.

Who will earn the right to wear the stripes?

https://caymancycling.org/nationals/

https://caymancycling.org/uci-licence/

As we wrap up this year’s series, we want to recognize the people behind the scenes who make it happen year after year.

A huge thanks to our volunteers, officials, sponsors , , , , , , , , photographers and , and the entire Cayman Cycling crew.

From the first setup to the final pack down, every race depends on people willing to give their time, energy and expertise.

Thank you for helping deliver another successful May Classics👏

Next on the calendar are the National Championships Time Trial and Road Race on June 21 & 22. See you at the start line 🏁



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Four races. One series. Countless moments 🔥

From explosive sprints to all-out endurance battles on every course, the 2026 May Classics came to a close with four rounds of fast, hard-fought racing across the island.

The next gen of Cayman cycling also took center stage, with 65 young riders taking part in the Kiddie Dash and the debut of the Next Gen Hot Lap, powered by Ogier.

A huge thanks to our series sponsor Catalyst, AA Rubis, The Vitamin Shoppe Cayman Islands and event sponsors Ogier for helping make the 2026 series possible and supporting cycling across Cayman throughout the season.

Shoutout to Ryan Carlo Dumaguing for capturing the action all series long, and to all volunteers who kept every race running safely and smoothly from start to finish 👏

Swipe to relive some of the highlights from the 2026 May Classics 👉

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Making headlines with the May Classics finale, featured in this week’s Cayman Compass:

https://www.caymancompass.com/2026/05/28/curtain-falls-on-action-packed-may-classics-cycling-series/

The next gen of Cayman cycling showed up in force at the 2026 May Classics Finale 🔥

With the return of the Kiddie Dash and the debut of our new Next Gen Hot Lap powered by Ogier, 65 young riders took on the course across 8 high-energy races.

The new Hot Lap saw 9 riders aged 11–15 hit the same circuit as the main event riders, getting a taste of a real May Classics race day 🙌

Huge thanks to Ogier, AA Rubis, The Vitamin Shoppe Cayman Islands and Rotary Sunrise Cayman for helping us grow youth cycling in the Cayman Islands. Watching these young riders out on course reminds us exactly why we do what we do.

The future of Cayman cycling is bright 🚴🇰🇾

📸 Images courtesy of our 2026 media partner Ryan Carlo Dumaguing

Race 4 of the 2026 May Classics closed out the series on the Cost U. Less Circuit on Sunday with a fast, full-gas finale 🔥🏁

Every attack was marked, every surge answered, until Jerome launched his final move and sprinted away for the win ⚡

🏆 Overall GC & Sprint Point Champions:
🥇 Cat 1: Jeremy Solomon (GC) Jerome Ameline (Sprint)
🥇 Cat 2: Neville Morgan (GC) David Cottle (Sprint)
🥇 Cat 3: Greg Bermosky (GC & Sprint) & MacDonald Machingura (GC)
🥇 Cat 4: Carl Morgan (GC & Sprint)
🥇 Women: Emily Clarke (GC & Sprint)
🥇 Masters: Carlos Vargas (GC & Sprint)
🥇 Super Masters: Rich Payne (GC & Sprint)
🥇 Juniors: Patryk Plata (GC & Sprint)

🏆 Overall Series Champion:
🥇Jerome Ameline

A huge thank you to series sponsor Catalyst, AA Rubis, The Vitamin Shoppe Cayman Islands and event sponsors Ogier for their support throughout the 2026 May Classics. Your support is what makes these races possible and continues to grow Cayman’s cycling community year after year.

And finally, to all riders, supporters, and volunteers—big kudos for making this year’s series what it was from start to finish 💥

📸 Images courtesy of our 2026 media partner Ryan Carlo Dumaguing. Available to purchase: https://ryan-dumaguing-images.client-gallery.com/gallery/may-classics-2026-cost-u-less-circuit-race-customer-gallery

One race left. Everything to race for.
Who takes the 2026 May Classics crown? 🏆

Before the final showdown, we’re taking a look back at the race that changed the standings and set the stage for the title fight.

Huge thanks to 📸 for capturing the action across all three events and helping tell the story of this year’s series.

Now it all comes down to one final race ⚡

Thanks to our May Classics sponsors: CAA Rubisalyst, AA Rubis, Ogier and The Vitamin Shoppe.