VT Construction Road Race

Debbie Titterton Narraway
May 18
2 min read

May 18, 2025

Whitney Institute, Bermuda

The Bermuda Bicycle Association’s road race season resumed in strong form with the V.T. Construction Road Race, hosted by Dominique Mayho and held at the Whitney Institute circuit. The morning featured competitive racing across all categories, with two separate starts: Categories A & B launched first, followed by the Category C and Women’s field.

A Category

In a fiercely contested 7-lap, 48.25-mile race, Matt Boys (Winners Edge) claimed the overall victory with a time of 1:56:27. Veteran pro Tyler Butterfield (Independent) finished second in 1:57:24, while Steven Smith (V.T. Construction) clinched third after a tight sprint finish in 1:59:01, narrowly edging out Dylan Eiselt and Will Drea, who also finished strong.

B Category

Wayne Scott (Winners Edge) took top honours with a time of 1:59:43, followed by Alan Mooney (Independent) in 2:09:01, and McQuinn Burch (Bicycle Works) in 2:09:46, rounding out a competitive podium.

C Category

The C Division delivered one of the most exciting finishes of the day, with seven riders sprinting to the line. Tracy Wright (Winners Edge) secured the win in 1:31:17, narrowly ahead of Gianluca Bortoli (Independent) and Sanchez Smith (V.T. Construction), both finishing just seconds apart at 1:31:20.

Women’s Category

Arlene MacGuinness (Winners Edge) led from start to finish, taking a clear victory in 1:52:59 over teammate Skye Ferguson, who finished in 1:55:37. Both showed impressive strength and consistency across the 5-lap, 34.45-mile course.

Acknowledgements

The Bermuda Bicycle Association extends its sincere thanks to Race Director Dominique Mayho for his coordination and leadership, Race Official Anna Moniz for ensuring a safe and fair event, and Peter Dunne for delivering professional timing services.

Special thanks to Auto Solutions and Orbis for their continued support of the 2025 road race season. Their partnership helps make events like this possible and contributes to the development of competitive cycling in Bermuda.