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Dennis Taye Allen of TT Game Plan, a digital journalism, and sports advocacy platform, has described the Skinner Park cycling track in San Fernando as a ‘death trap’.
A media practitioner for the past 30 years, Taye Allen’s comments came following the tragic death of his friend and cyclist Colin “Creepy” Wilson, 44, of Diego Martin at the venue during a six-lap masters 40-40 race on the opening night of the T&T Cycling Federation Easter Grand Prix together with the Caribbean Cycling Championships and the American Track Cycling Championships.
An emotional Allen, who is currently at the Carifta Track and Field Championship in St George’s, Grenada, in speaking to CNC3, highlighted what he described as concerns about the Skinner Park cycling track at the venue, which he said has been known to many officials and cyclists alike for years.
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