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Racing for the Hedrick Women's Racing p/b Novatec.   Goal: 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.   Hometown: Antigua (Caribbean)   Current City: Trinidad   Height: 5' 6"   College: University of the West Indies.   Specialty: Break away.   Years Racing: 3   Career Highlights: 3 time Caribbean Road Race Champion.   Favorite Warm Up Song: Soca Music by Machel Montano (youtube it ;-) )   Favorite Training Food: pasta pasta pasta.   Favorite Off Season Activity: Anything on the beach or in the water...sailing, wake boarding, swimming.   Favorite Place to Ride Your Bike: So far the French Pyrenees. ...amazing!!!   Starting my sporting career at age 6, I began representing Antigua as a long distance runner and completed my first half marathon at age 9 barefoot.   By the time I was 15 I suffered a stress fracture to my hip which eventually after recovery lead me into the sport of triathlon where I competed as a junior. It was until after the birth of my daughter that I begun to make the switch to cycling.   After 3 years of racing I am now on the hunt for UCI points to qualify for the upcoming 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.   NATIONAL SPORTS AWARDS NOMINEES 2015 - ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA CYCLING FEDERATION Sportswoman: TAMIKO BUTLER – Tamiko is Antigua and Barbuda’s leading female cyclist. The beneficiary of the Olympic Solidarity Scholarship, she is presently pursuing a development programme which will ensure that she represents the nation at the Rio 2016 Olympics.   At the 2015 Caribbean Elite Championships she dominated the Road Cycling event and placed 2nd in the Individual Time Trial Event.   Tamiko is the only cyclist, male or female, to ever hold eight medals in the Caribbean Elite Championships.   Ms. Butler is also known for her work with young children within the sport and in November hosted Miko’s Bike Mania for children 3 – 12 years old.