Bermuda cyclist Conor White said he is proud of his performance in the elite men’s time-trial at the UCI World Cycling Championships in Zurich, Switzerland, last weekend.
White, the island’s Male Athlete of the Year, who finished 39th in a field of 59 riders, wrote on social media yesterday [September 24]: “I spent these past few weeks fully focused on preparing for this event and I am happy to have put together a very solid race in P39.
“Competing against the best in the world in this discipline over a long and difficult course is quite intimidating, but also an amazing experience.
“Proud to be out here in Switzerland wearing my pink and blue representing my country.
“[I] will be cheering Nic [Narraway] and Kaden [Hopkins] on this weekend in the Road Races before heading to Belgium to compete in the Gravel World Championships on October 6.”
Hopkins, who competes in the elite men’s road race this weekend, finished 32nd in the time-trial.
Meanwhile, Narraway placed 37th in the men’s under-23 time-trial on Monday. He races in the road race tomorrow.
