Team FnF Racers

Tour De SUISSE

We are proud to announce that our team mentor, Subir Mitra, has successfully achieved the Diploma Grade in the National Road Commissaire Course 2025, organized by the Bangladesh Cycling Federation.

Your dedication, knowledge, and unwavering commitment to the sport of cycling continue to inspire us all. This achievement is not only a personal milestone but also a significant contribution to the growth and development of cycling in Bangladesh.

On behalf of Team FNF Racers, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes. We look forward to learning more from your experience and guidance in the years ahead.

🌟 Congratulations, Subir Mitra! Wishing you continued success and many more achievements in the future. 🚴‍♂️🏅

🚴‍♂️ Another Important Step in Performance Assessment Completed!

Last Friday, six of our racers successfully completed the 20-Minute Version of a Combined FTHR & MHR Test. This important assessment helped gather more accurate data on the riders’ fitness levels and heart rate zones, which will play a vital role in planning future training programs.

The test was expertly conducted by Zia Hasan , while overall supervision was provided by Subir Mitra.

We sincerely appreciate their valuable time, guidance, and support. We hope the insights gained from this assessment will contribute significantly to improving our racers’ performance in the days ahead. 💪🚴‍♀️

Pogacar is back with a BANG!💥

The Slovenian won the first stage of the Tour de Suisse in spectacular fashion, as he made the decisive attack with 71.6km to go.

Sixteen-year-old Camsmajaco rider Shane O’Brien died on Tuesday in a training incident in Ireland.

The teenager's team announced the news on Wednesday, describing him as a “talented rider who had a bright future ahead of him”.

“Our thoughts at this devastating time are with his family, friends, teammates and all who were lucky enough to know him,” Camsmajaco said in a statement.

Read the full article through the link in the comments.

(Photo: Camsmajaco)

A driver who took a selfie, sent messages and scrolled Instagram in the four minutes before he killed a cyclist has been jailed for five years and two months.

Matthew Isherwood, 28, struck James Lawley on Oxcliffe Road near Morecambe as the lifelong club cyclist rode out to marshal at a local race. Digital forensics showed a Snapchat selfie, messages to several contacts and Instagram browsing in the four minutes before impact. Three minutes afterwards he messaged: "I've just hit someone."

Moments after Mr Lawley was thrown into the road, a second motorist, 64 year old Kevin Dawson, drove over him and did not stop. Dawson told police he believed he had hit debris. He admitted causing death by careless driving and received an eight month suspended sentence, a 12 month driving ban and a home monitoring order.

Isherwood pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving at Preston Crown Court and was banned from driving for seven years and seven months on top of his prison term.

Lancashire Police said they hope the case stands as a lasting reminder of the fatal consequences of picking up a phone behind the wheel.

Two drivers were sentenced. One rider never reached the race he set out to support. How the law weighs a cyclist's life remains the hardest question this case leaves behind.

The rise of the climbers in the last decade 😮

Sprinters dominated the top ten for most professional victories in 2016, but today climbers and one-day specialists control the leaderboard in modern cycling.

🏅 Ferdous Tabassum — Our Pride, Our Inspiration 🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Tabassum is one of the fastest female racers in our team. Her outstanding performances in both cycling and running have made her a remarkable athlete and a true role model.

Representing Team FNF Racers, she earned her first national medal—a Bronze Medal in the Team Trial event at the 44th National Cycling Championship. Continuing her impressive journey, she secured another Bronze Medal in the same event at the 45th National Cycling Championship.

Beyond cycling, Tabassum is also a consistent podium finisher in running events, showcasing her versatility, endurance, and competitive spirit.

We are incredibly proud of her achievements, dedication, and determination. Her success continues to inspire our team, and we look forward to seeing her reach even greater heights in the future.

Train • Unite • Conquer

Mighty Pogi….
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