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Sunday, July 27, 2025

Bramble makes it two-for-two for Sonics

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Rigtech Son­ics cy­clist Keron Bram­ble made it two wins from two races for the south­ern-based club, af­ter he cap­tured the main event at the Diego Mar­tin High­way Road League yes­ter­day.

Two weeks ago, Bar­ry Luces of Son­ics took the main event in the first road league of the year.

The main event fea­tured elite cy­clists (1, 2, 3), ju­niors , mas­ters 40-49 men and se­nior women, who cov­ered the 2.4km cri­teri­um course for 45 min­utes plus two laps. At the halfway mark, a six-man break­away con­sist­ing of Bram­ble, Gene Samuel (The Braves), Roger Mal­co (Team Foun­da­tion), James Hadeed (Heat­wave), Guy Cos­ta (Heat­wave) and Kirk Hearn (Sub­way Slip­stream) pulled away from the lead bunch for good.

Even the valiant ef­fort by Hadeed to leave the lead bunch with two laps re­main­ing would not spoil Bram­ble's day in the sun.

Bram­ble ap­peared around the fi­nal cor­ner with a healthy three bi­cy­cle length lead as Samuel and Mal­co bat­tled for run­ner up po­si­tions. Mal­co had the bet­ter push at the end tak­ing sec­ond place over­all. The 54-year-old Samuel would have to set­tle for third while Hadeed ar­rived in fourth.

Ear­li­er in the day, Gevan Samuel (The Braves) out­sprint­ed Adam Alexan­der (Team Foun­da­tion) to take the Elite (1, 2, 3) three-lap event. Ak­il Camp­bell (Rigtech Son­ics) took his sec­ond ju­nior men vic­to­ry, ahead of Sei Daniel (Ari­ma Wheel­ers), while Keiana Lester (Bike Smith CC) up­set Tamiko But­ler (Mike's Bikes) in the Se­nior Ladies Di­vi­sion.

Tyler Cole (Rigtech Son­ics) con­tin­ued his good form to take the Ju­ve­niles cat­e­go­ry, while Jabari White­man (South­claine) took the top prize in the Tinymites cat­e­go­ry.

RE­SULTS:

OPEN (45 mins + two Laps)

Keron Bram­ble � Rigtech Son­ics

Roger Mal­co � Team Foun­da­tion

Gene Samuel � The Braves

James Hadeed � Heat­wave

Guy Cos­ta � Heat­wave

Kirk Hearn � Sub­way Slip­stream


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