"I started cycling because an injury took football away from me at ten years old. Then I spent six years fighting through health problems that meant all the work I put in never showed up in results. I just liked cycling too much to quit. That stubbornness is the only reason I'm here — and it's the one thing I want to pass on.

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We ride through desert terrain that has no interest in how ready you feel. The gravel bike takes you off every paved road, away from every car, into the kind of silence where it's just you, your bike, and the people around you. The human body is capable of far more than you think, you only find out when you have no choice but to keep going."