National cyclist Tahjé Browne has escaped serious injury following a training incident on Saturday, according to Antigua News Room. Medical examinations and diagnostic tests confirmed that Browne sustained no broken bones, fractures, or major arterial injuries.
The Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation, which released an update on the athlete's condition, described the findings as encouraging. Browne did sustain several cuts and bruises, including a significant laceration to his foot. He has received medical treatment and remains under observation as his recovery begins.
The federation expressed gratitude to the healthcare professionals and emergency personnel who responded swiftly to the incident. "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 organisation also acknowledged the outpouring of public support that followed news of the accident. "Your support has meant a great deal to Tahjé, his family, and the cycling community," the statement added.
The incident has prompted renewed calls for greater road safety and awareness. The federation urged all road users — motorists and cyclists alike — to exercise patience, vigilance, and mutual respect. The organisation noted that cyclists train on the nation's roads daily and that responsibility for safety is shared by everyone.
Browne is expected to rest and recuperate in the coming weeks. The federation asked the public to continue keeping the national cyclist in their thoughts and prayers during his recovery.
