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Llori Sharpe wins the individual time trial at the 2026 Caribbean Elite Road Cycling Championships

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The Jamaican rider stopped the clock at 28.54.031, ahead of the Dominican Maria Teresa Mirabal Cruz and the Puerto Rican Erialis Otero Otero, both classified in the same time as the winner.

Llori Sharpe has won the individual time trial at the 2026 Caribbean Elite Road Cycling Championships. The Jamaican completed the course in 28.54.031, ahead of the Dominican Maria Teresa Mirabal Cruz and the Puerto Rican Erialis Otero Otero, both classified in the same time as the winner. A time trial decided by hundredths The time trial was decided by the narrowest of margins: the first three athletes at the finish were credited with the same time of 28.54.031, with Sharpe ahead of Mirabal Cruz and Otero Otero. A zero margin in chronometric terms, which made the management of the effort and precision on the course decisive. Behind the leading trio, the group of chasers gave no ground: the Bermudian Gabriella Arnold and her compatriot Charlotte Millington both finished with the same time as the first three, confirming an extreme balance at the top of the standings. Final classification Llori Sharpe (Jamaica) — 28.54.031 Maria Teresa Mirabal Cruz (Dominican Republic) — s.t. Erialis Otero Otero (Puerto Rico) — s.t. Gabriella Arnold (Bermuda) — s.t. Charlotte Millington (Bermuda) — s.t. The picture of the race Sharpe's success rewards the Jamaican national team in a time trial characterised by zero gaps between the first five classified riders. The double Bermudian presence in the top five positions, with Arnold and Millington, completes a tightly packed final classification, in which the individual time trial produced no chronometric separations between the leading athletes.

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