Green light to return to training and competition
Registration New Member Registration Membership Re-Registration Club Registration Register for an event Guidelines Event News Contact Jamaica Cycling Federation gets green light to return to training and competition KINGSTON, Jamaica: The Jamaica Cycling Federation has become the most recent local sporting body to receive approval from the relevant authorities to stage training and competition events under the Disaster Risk Management …
Cycling President Plans Constitutional Overhaul
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Large Crowds Watching Cycling ‘Entirely Possible Again’ – Cycling Federation President
President of the Jamaica Cycling Federation Dr. Wayne Palmer says there is a real possibility that the days when fans use to pack the National Stadium to watch the country’s leading riders could be back. Dr. Palmer who on Sunday defeated Donna Sharpe 18/11 to replace Joylene Griffiths as national cycling head, says bringing back Cycling to the forefront of …
Cycling Federation Aims To Increase Female Participation
Newly elected President of the Jamaica Cycling Federation (JCF), Wayne Palmer, says he has high hopes for the sport, and his administration is working towards taking cycling to the next level in Jamaica. Palmer told The Gleaner that cycling should be a sport that is enjoyed by all, and the JCF will continue to promote more women participating in the sport competitively. …
New cycling federation president outlines his plans
Newly-elected president of the Jamaica Cycling Federation Dr Wayne Palmer says while the current climate is difficult, he will not be backing down from the challenge as there are opportunities his new administration can take advantage of inspite of the ominous outlook for cycling. The former vice president as well as two-time former general secretary says plans are in the …