Winning not a bridge too far for cyclist Jyme


GLASGOW: For Antigua’s Jyme Bridges, a first medal in cycling will be like “putting me in a space ship and shooting it into space”.

That’s how much a medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games would mean for the 24-year-old from the tiny island in the Caribbean.

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