The Houston cycling community is celebrating a monumental achievement after a local athlete broke a world record at the recent Masters & Para-cycling Track National Championships.
World Record in the 500m Time Trial event, demonstrating elite speed and endurance on the track.
The Record-Breaking Ride
The cyclist, who regularly trains at the Alkek Velodrome in West Houston, clocked an official time of 32.365 seconds for the 500-meter distance (for the Men’s 75-79 age group). This performance secured not only a national title but also cemented his name in the international record books.
“The training at the Alkek Velodrome paid off,” said a source close to the cyclist. “This record is a testament to years of dedication and the phenomenal level of competition within the Masters cycling category. It’s an incredible win for Houston.”
Houston’s Cycling Legacy Continues
This record-breaking feat adds another chapter to Houston’s growing legacy in competitive cycling. The city is home to several top-tier athletes and dedicated training facilities like the Alkek Velodrome, which continues to produce national and world-class champions across various age groups.
The achievement underscores the athlete’s commitment to pushing physical boundaries and serves as an inspiration for cyclists of all ages across the city.
