FAL’s Marlon Castillo, Westrac Alliance’s Byron Pope, plus two more ahead in Holy Saturday Cross Country Cycling Classic; seven still on the chase

Posted: Saturday, April 16, 2022. 10:35 am CST.

By Rubén Morales Iglesias: At 10:26 by Mile 32, the front four men were still ahead of seven riders in the 2022 Holy Saturday Cross Country Cycling Classic by six minutes and 49 seconds (6:49).

Belizeans FAL’s Marlon Castillo and Westrac Alliance’s Byron Pope were pedaling consistently along with Anguillan Hasani Hennis and American John DeLong have been alone at the front since dropping G-Flow’s Shaun Codd before Blackman Eddy.

The seven in the chase were still G-Flow’s Giovanni Lovell, Road Rage’s Richard Santiago, 501 Valvoline’s Oscar Chavarria, and Joslyn Chavarria, Barbadian Joshua Kelly, Guatemalan Julio Padilla, and unattached Nashen Ysaguirre.

Both riders who made the first break, G-Flow’s Shaun Codd and Westrac Alliance’s Eric Trapp, were left behind.

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