Road Cycling (Senior)

Bermuda’s cyclists have lined up at the Pan Ams for three decades, turning opportunities into top-10s and a podium in recent editions.

Men’s 100 km Team Time Trial: Bermuda — DNF
(Kevin Tucker; Elliot Hubbard; Clark Tear; Karl Outerbridge; Michael Lee; Vance Stevens)
Men’s Road Race: Bermuda starters, no classified finish

Key: DNF = did not finish, DNS = did not start.

Why it matters

Pan American Games (Senior)

Continental benchmark: Deep, hemispheric fields where top-10s and podiums prove Bermudians can race with the best in the Americas.
Pathway impact: Results convert into ranking points, selections, and invitations for Commonwealth, Worlds, and pro opportunities.
Team craft: Games environments sharpen TT execution, lead-outs, and long-course tactics that carry into Caribbean, Commonwealth, and Worlds campaigns.
Program validation: Regular appearances show a sustainable pipeline from junior → U23 → elite.

The inaugural Junior Pan Ams (U23) gave Bermuda’s next wave a major-games test across road and MTB.

Men’s Road Time Trial: Kaden Hopkins — Silver (2nd); Conor White — 7th
Men’s Road Race: Conor White — 28th, Kaden Hopkins — 30th, Nicholas Narraway — 31st
Men’s MTB XCO: Robin Horsfield — 16th

Junior Pan American Games (U23)

Bridge to elite: Replicates big-championship pressure and logistics for future elites.
Talent ID: Time-trial and road-race performances spotlight riders ready for continental championships and pro ranks.
Depth building: Multiple Bermudians on the line grows squad depth and lifts standards at home.