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The Flying Stars Cycling Club is set to host the next installment of its annual Trifecta Memorial Series this weekend, featuring back-to-back races in Mahaicony and Linden. The events are scheduled for Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1, 2026. Saturday’s race in Mahaicony is slated to begin at 7:00 a.m., followed by the Linden circuit on Sunday, which is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. The series serves as a platform for top cyclists to compete while honoring the legacies of Rudolph “Duckie” Singh, Aubrey Gordon, and Mark Conway. Originally established as the Duckie Singh Memorial, the event has expanded to recognize multiple figures who contributed to the development of cycling in Guyana. Club founder Victor Rutherford stated that the series aims to bridge the gap between generations of cyclists, ensuring that the contributions of former riders and administrators are preserved while providing competitive opportunities for emerging talent. The event also serves to foster collaboration among various local cycling clubs. The series has become a staple on the local sports calendar. During the 2025 edition, Briton John of the United We Stand Cycling Club secured victory in the Elite Category 15-lap criterium in Linden, followed by Aaron Newton of KFC Evolution and Marcus Keiler of Kaieteur Attack. Organizers expect a strong turnout of competitors for this year’s races and have expressed appreciation to the sponsors, supporters, and participants who continue to sustain the initiative. Article source: Kaieteur News | Image credit: Kaieteur News
The Flying Stars Cycling Club is set to host the next installment of its annual Trifecta Memorial Series this weekend, featuring back-to-back races in Mahaicony and Linden. The events are scheduled for Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1, 2026. Saturday’s race in Mahaicony is slated to begin at 7:00 a.m., followed by the Linden circuit on Sunday, which is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. The series serves as a platform for top cyclists to compete while honoring the legacies of Rudolph “Duckie” Singh, Aubrey Gordon, and Mark Conway. Originally established as the Duckie Singh Memorial, the event has expanded to recognize multiple figures who contributed to the development of cycling in Guyana. Club founder Victor Rutherford stated that the series aims to bridge the gap between generations of cyclists, ensuring that the contributions of former riders and administrators are preserved while providing competitive opportunities for emerging talent. The event also serves to foster collaboration among various local cycling clubs. The series has become a staple on the local sports calendar. During the 2025 edition, Briton John of the United We Stand Cycling Club secured victory in the Elite Category 15-lap criterium in Linden, followed by Aaron Newton of KFC Evolution and Marcus Keiler of Kaieteur Attack. Organizers expect a strong turnout of competitors for this year’s races and have expressed appreciation to the sponsors, supporters, and participants who continue to sustain the initiative.
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