Celebrating Excellence on Two Wheels: BBA Honours Top Performers of 2024

By the Bermuda Bicycle Association

In May, the Bermuda Bicycle Association (BBA) proudly recognised the outstanding individuals who shaped the 2024 cycling season. From emerging junior talent and top international competitors to the dedicated volunteers and organisers who keep the wheels turning behind the scenes, the Annual Awards Ceremony celebrated the passion, resilience, and commitment that define Bermuda’s cycling community.

As the BBA marks its 50th anniversary, these honours not only reflect the achievements of 2024 but also spotlight the individuals helping to shape the sport’s next 50 years.

2024 BBA Annual Awards Recipients

Most Improved Junior – Charlotte Millington

Charlotte emerged as a dominant force in the junior female category, capturing all three national road titles and distinguishing herself among Bermuda’s top female riders. Her rapid development signals a bright future ahead in 2025.

Most Improved Adult – Nicholas Narraway

Nic’s 2024 season included silver medals in the U23 time trials at both the Panamerican Road Championships (Brazil) and the Caribbean Championships (Guyana). As he steps into the elite category next season, his time trial prowess positions him among Bermuda’s top international competitors.

Club Person of the Year – Lesley White

A vital figure in the BBA community, Lesley’s leadership in marshal coordination, especially for the Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race, has made her an indispensable contributor to race safety and operations.

Race Organiser of the Year – Darren “Shakee” Glasford

Shakee played a pivotal role in delivering the BBA’s 30-event calendar, liaising with clubs, public services, and course officials to ensure safe, engaging, and inclusive race experiences throughout the season.

Race Official of the Year – Nigel Godfrey

Recognised for his calm, professional, and knowledgeable presence, Nigel has not only ensured race integrity but also mentored up-and-coming officials, strengthening the future of race officiating in Bermuda.

Junior Rider of the Year – Jackson Langley

Jackson was undefeated in national championship events in 2024, establishing himself as Bermuda’s top junior cyclist with consistency, focus, and competitive spirit.

Female Rider of the Year – Gabriella Arnold

Gabby earned two silver medals at the Elite Caribbean Championships and claimed Bermuda’s national road race title. Racing with LA Sweat, she also made waves on the U.S. gravel circuit, showcasing her versatility across disciplines.

Male Rider of the Year – Kaden Hopkins

Kaden’s 2024 was exceptional, marked by national titles in both the road race and time trial, a silver medal at the Caribbean Championships, and a strong showing at the Panamerican Championships. Internationally, he won two stages at the Tour of Guadeloupe with Vendee U, reinforcing his standing as one of Bermuda’s premier cyclists.

These award recipients exemplify the dedication, athleticism, and community spirit that continue to elevate Bermuda’s cycling scene at home and abroad. Congratulations to all—and here’s to an even stronger season ahead.