The local cycling community is rallying behind national cyclist Tahjé Browne following an incident that occurred during a training ride on Saturday morning, according to Antigua News Room.
The Wadadli Cycling Academy (WCA) issued a statement on social media expressing its thoughts, prayers, and full support for Browne as he begins his recovery. The academy described him as a dedicated athlete who has represented the club, the local cycling community, and Antigua and Barbuda with distinction.
"Right now, the race can wait. Our focus is on his recovery, healing, and well-being," the WCA stated.
The academy highlighted Browne's role as an inspiration to young riders, praising his commitment to the sport and his determination and resilience both on and off the bicycle. WCA expressed confidence that those same qualities will carry him through his recovery.
"Rest. Heal. Come back stronger," the statement concluded.
No details regarding the nature of the incident or the extent of Browne's condition have been released. Members of the public have been encouraged to keep Browne and his family in their thoughts and prayers during this time.
