The 2024 Easter Grand Prix Kicks Off in Arima

The Easter Grand Prix, one of the most eagerly anticipated cycling events in Trinidad and Tobago, is set to open at the Arima Velodrome. The event will run from March 29 to March 31 in both Arima and Couva. A team of nine local cyclists has been selected to compete, including athletes like Ryan D’Abreau, Kyle Caraby, and Liam Trempte. Emerging stars Makaira Wallace and Phoebe Sandy will also be representing Trinidad and Tobago at the event. In addition to the local team, eight international cyclists from four different countries are confirmed to compete as well.

The action kicks off on Friday at 5:00 pm in Arima, with more races scheduled for Saturday at the same venue. The final day of competition will take place on Sunday at the National Cycling Velodrome in Couva. Fans and cycling enthusiasts can purchase tickets for the event, with adult tickets priced at TT$100 and tickets for children over 12 years old at the same price. Children under 12 can enter for a reduced price of $40. This event promises to be an exciting showcase of talent and competition for both local and international cyclists.

The presence of international competitors adds an extra level of excitement to the Easter Grand Prix, offering local cyclists the opportunity to test their skills against top talent from around the world. Spectators can expect thrilling races and fierce competition throughout the three-day event. The Arima Velodrome and the National Cycling Velodrome in Couva will provide the perfect setting for the cyclists to showcase their speed and endurance. With a mix of experienced riders and up-and-coming stars, the Easter Grand Prix is sure to deliver a weekend of high-quality cycling action for fans to enjoy.

The selection of nine local cyclists to represent Trinidad and Tobago at the Easter Grand Prix demonstrates the country’s commitment to developing and promoting cycling talent. Athletes like Ryan D’Abreau, Kyle Caraby, and Zion Pulido have already made a name for themselves in the local cycling scene, and the addition of emerging stars like Makaira Wallace and Phoebe Sandy shows the depth of talent in the country. Competing on home soil in front of a passionate crowd, these cyclists will have the chance to showcase their skills and compete against some of the best riders in the region.

The Easter Grand Prix is not only a showcase of cycling talent but also a celebration of the sport in Trinidad and Tobago. The event provides an opportunity for fans to come together and support their favorite riders, creating a vibrant and exciting atmosphere at the velodromes. As the local cyclists go head-to-head with their international counterparts, spectators can expect intense and thrilling races that will keep them on the edge of their seats. With a mix of sprint and endurance events scheduled throughout the weekend, the Easter Grand Prix promises to be a must-see event for cycling enthusiasts and sports fans alike.