Cycling in Antigua and Barbuda has developed as both a recreational activity and a competitive sport within the twin-island nation. The country’s road network and coastal routes provide suitable terrain for training and organized races. Local cycling clubs and national federation efforts have supported structured competition, including road races and time trials. Antigua and Barbuda has also participated in regional Caribbean cycling events, giving athletes exposure beyond the domestic level. While the sport does not operate on a large professional scale, grassroots participation and youth development programs continue to sustain interest. Cycling benefits from the country’s climate and scenic landscape, which support year-round riding and community events.
