National cyclist Tahjé Browne is recovering after a hit-and-run incident struck him during an early morning training ride on Saturday, according to Antigua.news.
The Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation confirmed that Browne underwent medical examinations and diagnostic testing following the incident. Results showed he sustained no broken bones, fractures, or major arterial injuries.
Browne did suffer several cuts and bruises, including a significant laceration to his foot. He received medical treatment and remains under observation as his recovery continues.
The Federation expressed gratitude for the rapid response of medical personnel and emergency responders who came to Browne's aid. "We are extremely grateful for the swift response and care provided by the medical team, emergency responders, and everyone who assisted throughout the day," the Federation said in a statement.
The Federation also acknowledged the outpouring of public support, thanking the many individuals, organisations, and members of the public who offered prayers, messages of encouragement, and well wishes. "Your support has meant a great deal to Tahjé, his family, and the cycling community," the statement added.
While welcoming the encouraging update on Browne's condition, the Federation used the moment to call on both motorists and cyclists to exercise patience, vigilance, and mutual respect on the nation's roads. "Cyclists train on our nation's roads every day, and together we all share a responsibility to make them safer for everyone," the Federation said.
The Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation is urging the public to continue keeping Browne in their thoughts and prayers as he focuses on rest and recovery.
