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Graham and Luke return to catch up on some news from the motorsport world following F1's triple-header. This week we talk:Verstappen's “apology” for Spanish Grand Prix antics (7:46)#EthicalWheel (13:06)Red Bull make Verstappen ban contingency plans; super licence request for Arvid Lindblad (16:22)Valterri Bottas' more public angling for a 2026 drive (23:37)Lance Stroll seemingly is able to race at Canada, yawn (30:52)Pirelli's bid to spice up the British and Belgian GP's; a callback to yester-year (36:44)2026 F1 calendar tweaks; Monaco/Canada GP set to change dates (44:00)Steel skid blocks mandate update…and then some shite talk (55:34)F3 and F2 catchup; who's looking good and which team they are aligned (64:20)A Dennis Hauger shoutout in Indy NXT and a IndyCar chat (89:30)Formula E chat from China; Nick Cassidy set to leave Jaguar, maybe big Dan Ticktum to take his place?? (94:00)Alex Wurz's proposals to improve racing at Monaco (103:27)The LeMans 24 Hour Race (107:19)A Canadian Grand Prix preview (108:48)

After launching a global anti-trafficking movement in his teens, Chris Schrader didn't settle down—he leveled up.In Part Two, the founder of the 24 Hour Race draws parallels between navigating the Gobi Desert and leading high-growth businesses across continents. From dropping out of Harvard to leading expeditions and scaling software companies, Chris shares why building teams isn't about maximizing your strongest players—it's about supporting your weakest. And why sometimes, real leadership means being the “secretary of the team,” not the star.This episode goes beyond business tactics and into the mindset behind meaningful leadership. It's a deep dive into servant leadership, self-doubt, ruthless decision-making, and how to chase your personal North Star—even if you never reach it.Key Highlights of Our Interview:When ISIS Threats and Identity Crises Collide“Some challenges are existential—like not knowing what we are. Others are urgent—like whether to cancel an event after a terror threat.”The Expedition Analogy: Climbing Unmapped Peaks“Trying to grow an organization is like summiting a mountain no one's climbed before—you'll miss things, reroute, and sometimes have to turn back.”The Gobi Desert and the North Star“You navigate by stars knowing you'll never touch them. That's what great goals are—worth chasing even if you never arrive.”The Secret to Team Performance“You're not defined by your best players. You're defined by your weakest. Great leaders either lift them—or make hard calls.”Servant Leadership Isn't Just Humility—It's Precision“As a leader, I'm the expedition secretary. My job is to clear the path so my team can outperform me in every way.”When to Cut Loose and When to Coach“Too many leaders let low performers drag down morale. In expeditions, that mistake can get someone killed. In business, it just slowly kills momentum.”The Myth-Building Side of Leadership“Sometimes leadership means becoming something aspirational—a myth people can believe in. But you still serve the mission, not yourself.”Between What You Want to Be and What You Need to Be“I want to be the first man to circumnavigate the moon. But I need to be a good son, a great partner, a reliable chairman—and pay my sous-vide-powered electricity bill.”The Hardest Impact Isn't Global—It's Personal“It's easy to romanticize Musk or Zuckerberg. Harder? Being the friend who actually shows up. That's the real Paragon of humanity.”_____________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader  --Chief Change Officer--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Expansive Human Intelligencefor Transformation Gurus, Black Sheep,Unsung Visionaries & Bold Hearts.EdTech Leadership Awards 2025 Finalist.18 Million+ All-Time Downloads.80+ Countries Reached Daily.Global Top 1.5% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>170,000+ are outgrowing. Act Today.

Sometimes the biggest movements begin with a simple question: What can I do?In Part One, Chris Schrader, founder and executive chairman of the 24 Hour Race, shares the unfiltered origin story behind the world's largest student-run movement to fight human trafficking. What started as a walk across England in memory of a friend became a 24-hour endurance race, then a global platform that's raised over US$20 million across 25 cities.But Chris doesn't romanticize it. He breaks down how it all came together—messy, accidental, and fueled more by belief than a master plan. From skeptical school principals to six-figure fundraisers, this episode explores what happens when students stop waiting for permission and start building real impact from the ground up.Key Highlights of Our Interview:The Walk That Started It All“Six months after a joke about walking across England, we were actually doing it—and raised HK$200,000 for rare diseases.”From Expedition to Endurance Sport“We turned a 150km trek across Hong Kong into a run-swim-row challenge—just to prove what students could really do.”The Birth of the 24 Hour Race“A simple idea: teams running a 24-hour relay. No elite athletes, just anyone willing to push themselves for a cause.”Why He Chose Human Trafficking—Without Knowing Much About It“It wasn't the topic at first. It was the intensity. We needed a cause strong enough to power people through the pain.”Ignored by Schools, Backed by Students“Principals laughed us out of the room. So we went straight to students—and they built the movement themselves.”From One-Off Event to Global Force“What was supposed to be a one-time race exploded. Within a year, we were oversubscribed and scaling city by city.”Beyond Fundraising: Creating Life-Defining Moments“It's not just money. Over a million young people have done the race. We want them to remember it when they're 80.”Why They Treat Charity Like a Marketplace“People come for the music, the sleepover, the fun—and that's fine. We win them over without preaching.”Raising Future Leaders, Not Just Dollars“Student directors interview NGOs, ask hard questions, and learn how to be real fiduciaries—not just fundraisers.”_____________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader  --Chief Change Officer--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Expansive Human Intelligencefor Transformation Gurus, Black Sheep,Unsung Visionaries & Bold Hearts.EdTech Leadership Awards 2025 Finalist.18 Million+ All-Time Downloads.80+ Countries Reached Daily.Global Top 1.5% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>170,000+ are outgrowing. Act Today.

Part Two.A rainy-day idea, a pair of walking shoes, and a determined teenager—what could go wrong? For Chris Schrader, it led to something extraordinary. A simple trek across England turned into a five-figure fundraiser and the start of a global movement. In Part One, the 24 Hour Race founder shares how a tribute to a friend sparked a worldwide fight against human trafficking, raising over $20 million across 25 cities. Turns out, big change starts with small steps.Key Highlights of Our Interview:From the Wilderness to the Workplace: Business Team Building 401“Business is a watered-down version of an expedition, and an expedition is a hyperbolic version of business. The success of both depends on understanding team dynamics—bridging the gap between the strongest and weakest players.”“Your performance isn't defined by your best players; it's defined by your weakest. In the expedition world, you have two choices—get rid of your weakest link or rein in your top performers.”Don't Be the Adventure Tour Guide—Leadership Takes Tough Calls“You're not an adventure tour guide. You're there to achieve a specific goal, and sometimes that means making tough calls against your team's individual interests to keep the whole expedition on track.”Nietzsche, Space Dreams, and Paying the Bills“Nietzsche teaches us to live life with vitality, to focus on what brings joy in the moment. But, let's be honest—sometimes that joy includes paying the electricity bill for your sous vide obsession.”It's Not All About Musk and Zuckerberg: Real Impact Starts Closer to Home“The hardest thing isn't creating global impact like Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg—it's investing in the people around you and making a meaningful difference in their lives.”_____________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader______________________--Chief Change Officer--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Deep Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives, Visionary Underdogs,Transformation Gurus & Bold Hearts.6 Million+ All-Time Downloads.Reaching 80+ Countries Daily.Global Top 3% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>100,000+ subscribers are outgrowing. Act Today.

Part One.A rainy-day idea, a pair of walking shoes, and a determined teenager—what could go wrong? For Chris Schrader, it led to something extraordinary. A simple trek across England turned into a five-figure fundraiser and the start of a global movement. In Part One, the 24 Hour Race founder shares how a tribute to a friend sparked a worldwide fight against human trafficking, raising over $20 million across 25 cities. Turns out, big change starts with small steps.Key Highlights of Our Interview:How a Teenage Charity Event Turned into a Global Phenomenon Fighting Human Trafficking“On a typically cold, rainy English day, I suggested to my friends, half-serious, ‘Why don't we walk across England?'… Sure enough, six months later, we found ourselves walking across England.”“What started as a one-off 24-hour race in 2010 is now the largest student movement fighting slavery in the world, with events in 25 cities and HK$150 million (US$20 million) raised.”Why Young People Shouldn't Just Write Checks: Teaching the Fiduciary Side of Charity“We want students to view themselves as leaders with the fiduciary responsibility of any charity executive—interviewing project stakeholders to see if the money is really being put to good use.”Charity Is a Marketplace, Not a Moral Obligation“Our audience doesn't need to care about human trafficking to join the event. If they come just for the music festival or because it's a big sleepover, that's fine. Our job is to win them over positively.”_____________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader______________________--Chief Change Officer--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Deep Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives, Visionary Underdogs,Transformation Gurus & Bold Hearts.6 Million+ All-Time Downloads.Reaching 80+ Countries Daily.Global Top 3% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>100,000+ subscribers are outgrowing. Act Today.

Description: Join us for the latest Porsche news, including WEC Qatar race strategy, rumors about the 2026 GT2 RS, spy shots of the EV Cayman, and a fun $20k enthusiast car challenge. Show Notes: WEC 10-Hour Race in Qatar Team Penske's tire management strategy Unexpected weather conditions: 70°F high, 58°F low Grippy track surface causing tire wear Upcoming Sebring 12-Hour race 2026 Porsche GT2 RS Rumors Unofficial order taking begins Expected limited production run (1,000 units like 991 gen) Rumored 850hp output (up from 691hp) Potential hybrid drivetrain discussion Pre-order challenges for unrevealed cars Electric Porsche Cayman Spy Shots Design elements: Taycan front, Cayman rear, 911 mid-section Larger size due to EV components Hybrid possibility before full EV version Pricing strategy considerations Potential 911 rivalry Podcast News and Listener Appreciation Ranked 2nd best Porsche podcast by Feedspot Thank you to all listeners Support through club membership Porsche Macan at Experience Centers Available for test drives Opportunity for potential buyers to experience the car $20k Enthusiast Car Challenge Options: 986 Boxster, Cayman, GTI, S2000, Ford Fiesta/Focus ST, Mini Cooper Discussion on best value for money Factors to consider: performance, reliability, fun factor If you want to see the video version its on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/pcartalk Are you part of the Pcar Club? No?  Join at www.Patreon.com/pcartalk Fahren access requires the membership and is limited spots every year.

This week on Motor Mania, Damien Reid takes us to the 20th Dubai 24-Hour race at the Dubai Autodrome. He catches up with Saudi-born Yousef Taher, the only Arab Team Manager in the 70-car field, who led HRT Performance to a Class victory. Alex Renner of AR Motors shares his experience fulfilling a dream by racing with HRT and finishing 4th in class. Plus, live from the grid, Dubai Autodrome boss Faisal Al Sahlawi kicks off the action!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen McIvor is joined by Australian Motorsport commentator Richard Craill to preview the Bathurst 12 Hour race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part Two. A simple idea to honor a friend sparked something extraordinary. Today, the 24 Hour Race stands as the largest student-run effort to fight human trafficking. In this episode, Chris Schrader, the founder and executive chairman, reflects on the journey from a single event to a global mission, with students worldwide raising $20 million for this critical cause. Key Highlights of Our Interview: From the Wilderness to the Workplace: Business Team Building 401 “Business is a watered-down version of an expedition, and an expedition is a hyperbolic version of business. The success of both depends on understanding team dynamics—bridging the gap between the strongest and weakest players.” “Your performance isn't defined by your best players; it's defined by your weakest. In the expedition world, you have two choices—get rid of your weakest link or rein in your top performers.” Don't Be the Adventure Tour Guide—Leadership Takes Tough Calls “You're not an adventure tour guide. You're there to achieve a specific goal, and sometimes that means making tough calls against your team's individual interests to keep the whole expedition on track.” Nietzsche, Space Dreams, and Paying the Bills “Nietzsche teaches us to live life with vitality, to focus on what brings joy in the moment. But, let's be honest—sometimes that joy includes paying the electricity bill for your sous vide obsession.” It's Not All About Musk and Zuckerberg: Real Impact Starts Closer to Home “The hardest thing isn't creating global impact like Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg—it's investing in the people around you and making a meaningful difference in their lives.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader ______________________ Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. Experiential Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives Global Top 2.5% Podcast on Listen Notes World's #1 Career Podcast on Apple Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI 3.5 Million+ Downloads 80+ Countries

Part One. A simple idea to honor a friend sparked something extraordinary. Today, the 24 Hour Race stands as the largest student-run effort to fight human trafficking. In this episode, Chris Schrader, the founder and executive chairman, reflects on the journey from a single event to a global mission, with students worldwide raising $20 million for this critical cause. Key Highlights of Our Interview: How a Teenage Charity Event Turned into a Global Phenomenon Fighting Human Trafficking “On a typically cold, rainy English day, I suggested to my friends, half-serious, ‘Why don't we walk across England?'… Sure enough, six months later, we found ourselves walking across England.” “What started as a one-off 24-hour race in 2010 is now the largest student movement fighting slavery in the world, with events in 25 cities and HK$150 million (US$20 million) raised.” Why Young People Shouldn't Just Write Checks: Teaching the Fiduciary Side of Charity “We want students to view themselves as leaders with the fiduciary responsibility of any charity executive—interviewing project stakeholders to see if the money is really being put to good use.” Charity Is a Marketplace, Not a Moral Obligation “Our audience doesn't need to care about human trafficking to join the event. If they come just for the music festival or because it's a big sleepover, that's fine. Our job is to win them over positively.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader ______________________ Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. Experiential Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives Global Top 2.5% Podcast on Listen Notes World's #1 Career Podcast on Apple Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI 3.5 Million+ Downloads 80+ Countries

Australian adventure racer Scott Balhatchet recounts his first race experience at Chris Dixon's Mountain Designs GeoQuest 48-hour Adventure Race. Scott was on his couch minding his own business when a friend's phone call came in, and it was time to give AR a go. Thank you to Scott as he walks us through his (lack of) formal preparation, communication with his teammates, overcoming in-race adversity, and what he learned from the race. Thank you for listening. If you like what you hear, please like, click, and subscribe on your streaming platform of choice. This helps spread the word about Adventure Racing and TDZ's role in elevating the sport. Remember - You Keep Racing, and we'll Keep Talking! Shownotes:https://www.geoquest.com.au/Sponsor Links:https://www.ascendathletics.org/https://www.thecerberusrace.com/www.thearschool.com

Bongani Bingwa speaks to Wayne Riddell, the CEO of South African Endurance about the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit for Nine hours of Kyalami which will take place on 29 and 30 NovemberSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Dirt and Vert Podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Leah Mulligan, an incredible ultra runner from Chattanooga. Leah's story is all about passion, perseverance, and the power of community. We traced her journey from those early running days to her leap into the ultra world, and how her family and the running community fueled her every step of the way. Leah also opened up about her training, the dynamics of working with a coach, and the challenges she faced in those first ultra races. But it's not just about the miles. Leah shared some incredible insights about the mental side of ultra running, the importance of staying positive, and how she balances life, running, and everything in between. Of course, we couldn't forget about her recent achievements! Leah talked about those podium finishes, the lessons she's learned from both victories and setbacks, and her exciting plans for future races. Whether you're a seasoned ultra runner or just starting out, Leah's story is a powerful reminder that with hard work, dedication, and a whole lot of heart, you can achieve incredible things. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Leah Mulligan and Her Running Journey 03:00 Early Influences and Transition to Ultra Running 06:01 College Running Experience and First Ultra 08:40 Experiences with Early Races and Community 11:35 First 12-Hour Race and Achievements 14:31 First 100-Mile Race: Penhody 17:10 The Importance of Community in Ultra Running 20:13 Lessons Learned from Ultra Running 23:09 Future Goals and Aspirations in Running 33:29 Altitude Challenges and Early Experiences 36:25 Learning from Racing: Humbling Experiences 39:08 Running by Feel vs. Data 42:02 Coaching and Performance Growth 45:02 Racing in Unique Locations: CCC and Beyond 47:30 Community and Support in Racing 50:21 Home Races and Personal Growth 53:15 Technical Challenges in Mountain Racing 59:07 Crossing the Marriage Threshold Through Running 59:53 The Blue Ridge Ultra Experience 01:00:52 Shared Success in Racing 01:01:49 The Balance of Life and Running 01:03:38 Finding Joy in Running 01:05:30 The SCAR FKT Journey 01:10:15 Future FKT Aspirations 01:13:06 Challenging Races Ahead 01:17:04 The Deeper Meaning of Running 01:24:30 Pushing Limits and Problem Solving 01:29:00 Finding Your Race Strategy 01:30:20 Overcoming Low Patches in Races 01:36:44 The Journey into Coaching 01:41:10 Building a Business Together

Part Two. What began as a simple idea to honor a friend has now become a global movement. The 24 Hour Race is the largest student-run event combating human trafficking. In this episode, we explore how a one-time charity event turned into an ongoing mission, with thousands of students raising 20 millions for a noble cause. Key Highlights of Our Interview: From the Wilderness to the Workplace: Business Team Building 401 “Business is a watered-down version of an expedition, and an expedition is a hyperbolic version of business. The success of both depends on understanding team dynamics—bridging the gap between the strongest and weakest players.” “Your performance isn't defined by your best players; it's defined by your weakest. In the expedition world, you have two choices—get rid of your weakest link or rein in your top performers.” Don't Be the Adventure Tour Guide—Leadership Takes Tough Calls “You're not an adventure tour guide. You're there to achieve a specific goal, and sometimes that means making tough calls against your team's individual interests to keep the whole expedition on track.” Nietzsche, Space Dreams, and Paying the Bills “Nietzsche teaches us to live life with vitality, to focus on what brings joy in the moment. But, let's be honest—sometimes that joy includes paying the electricity bill for your sous vide obsession.” It's Not All About Musk and Zuckerberg: Real Impact Starts Closer to Home “The hardest thing isn't creating global impact like Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg—it's investing in the people around you and making a meaningful difference in their lives.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. A Modernist Community for Growth Progressives World's Number One Career Podcast Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI Top 10: GB, FR, SE, DE, TR, IT, ES Top 10: IN, JP, SG, AU  1.4 Million+ Streams 50+ Countries

Part One. What began as a simple idea to honor a friend has now become a global movement. The 24 Hour Race is the largest student-run event combating human trafficking. In this episode, we explore with the Founder and Executive Chairman of 24 Hour Race, Chris Schrader, how a one-time charity event turned into an ongoing mission, with thousands of students raising 20 millions for a noble cause. Key Highlights of Our Interview: How a Teenage Charity Event Turned into a Global Phenomenon Fighting Human Trafficking “On a typically cold, rainy English day, I suggested to my friends, half-serious, ‘Why don't we walk across England?'… Sure enough, six months later, we found ourselves walking across England.” “What started as a one-off 24-hour race in 2010 is now the largest student movement fighting slavery in the world, with events in 25 cities and HK$150 million (US$20 million) raised.” Why Young People Shouldn't Just Write Checks: Teaching the Fiduciary Side of Charity “We want students to view themselves as leaders with the fiduciary responsibility of any charity executive—interviewing project stakeholders to see if the money is really being put to good use.” Charity Is a Marketplace, Not a Moral Obligation “Our audience doesn't need to care about human trafficking to join the event. If they come just for the music festival or because it's a big sleepover, that's fine. Our job is to win them over positively.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Chris Schrader Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. A Modernist Community for Growth Progressives World's Number One Career Podcast Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI Top 10: GB, FR, SE, DE, TR, IT, ES Top 10: IN, JP, SG, AU  1.4 Million+ Streams 50+ Countries

Greg Armstrong, a talented ultra runner and founder of Run4Water, shares his journey into running and his experiences in various races. He recounts memorable moments, such as running Volstate 500k where he was mistaken as a homeless person and the Arkansas Traveler 100 where he had a challenging finish. Greg also talks about his transition to longer events and the importance of mental toughness in ultra running. He discusses a big event coming up for his non-profit organization Run4Water and his pursuit of making the US 24-hour ultra team. Greg Armstrong shares his favorite 24-hour race, the 2018 Desert Solstice, where he competed to make the U.S. team. He describes the competitive nature of track races and the experience of being lapped by faster runners. He recounts a race against Nick Curry where he pushed himself to run a 155.1-mile PR. Greg also discusses his work with Run4Water, a project that aims to provide clean water solutions in areas affected by the water crisis. Greg Armstrong discusses his hope to partner with the Park Service to provide water solutions for porters in Tanzania. He also shares plans to organize an event in May where elite ultra runners will summit the mountain with a group of porters and then participate in a race. The event is a celebration and also a chance to help raise money for a large upcoming project. Greg emphasizes the incredible endurance and resilience of people around the world who face water scarcity and the need for clean water. He talks about his daughter's organization, 84 Days, which provides feminine hygiene products and self-defense training to girls in Uganda. Greg also mentions his upcoming projects in Mexico and Guatemala. To DONATE please visit: www.run4water.net Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Greg Armstrong's Running Achievements 04:19 Greg's Running Journey and the Appeal of Ultra Running 09:46 Greg's Memorable Ultra Running Stories 16:47 The Growth of Run for Water and Greg's Nonprofit Initiative 25:35 Greg's Pursuit of Making the US 24-hour Ultra Team 30:55 The Thrill of Track Races and the 2018 Desert Solstice 32:18 Competing Against Elite Runners and Pushing Personal Limits 37:26 The Evolution of the 24-Hour Race and Increasing Competitiveness 44:25 Run for Water: Addressing the Global Water Crisis 01:04:10 Water Solutions for Porters in Tanzania 01:05:09 Elite Ultra Runners Summit Mount Kilimanjaro with Porters 01:06:07 Highlighting Porters' Work and Water Needs 01:12:39 Fundraising for Run for Water 01:13:59 Sustainable Options for a Poor Community in Mexico 01:15:27 Creating an Event in Mexico to Support the Monarch Butterflies 01:17:47 Empowering Girls in Uganda with 84 Days 01:19:38 Greg's Minimalist Approach to Nutrition

President Joe Biden's late-race dropout might feel a little familiar to lifelong Minnesotans. Thirty-four years ago, Minnesota saw a gubernatorial election that had plenty of controversy and yes, an 11th hour withdrawal that changed the game with a surprise upset victory. It was astounding at the time. Here's what happened: DFL incumbent governor Rudy Perpich, was seeking an unprecedented fourth term. Republicans got behind a business executive named Jon Grunseth. Grunseth was leading in the polls until details of a sex scandal were revealed in the Star Tribune just three weeks before the election.After Grunseth dropped, Arne Carlson jumped in. He won the race and went on to serve two terms as governor. Former governor Arne Carlson joined MPR News Host Cathy Wurzer to reflect on his last-minute race.

This week, "Running Times with Gagz" will be remotely releasing a mini-series, "Showdown in the Dome", from Milwaukee, Wisconsin as Gagz runs his first 72-hour race at 6 Days in the Dome. In this first episode, recorded just 14 hours before Gagz will toe the starting line, listeners can get a preview of the race format and Gagz's plans, mindset, and goals.  Listeners will also hear from his crew, Alden Roth and John Castellaneta, who will updates and color commentary to listeners over the next few days while Gagz is running. You can follow the race live at the online results and Livestream. Vote for "To Be the Man" in the Ciele x Trials of Miles Film Fest. This episode was produced by Alden Roth. Original mini-series artwork was created by Katie Roemer.

Join us for a lively and laughter-filled episode of Happy Cast as we recount the highs and lows of the Captain Mountain 34 Hour Race. Stephanie, alongside guests Moe Villanueva and Shashi Reddy, delve into their experiences tackling this daunting endurance race that pushes runners to their limits and beyond.The episode kicks off with an exploration of the race's unique setting in the Capitan Mountains, where runners face a continuous 4-mile loop filled with natural beauty and unyielding challenges. Under the cover of darkness, lit only by headlamps and the occasional campfire, our hosts and their guests share tales from the trail— including those midnight cravings satisfied by the unexpected delight of food trucks.Amidst the recounting of physical endurance, Stephanie shares a humorous anecdote about her attempt to play wingman for Moe during the race. What was meant to be a subtle setup turned into a series of comical missteps, proving that even in the toughest races, there's room for a little romance... or at least an attempt at one.From unexpected wildlife encounters to the mental battles against exhaustion, this episode isn't just about running—it's about finding humor and humanity in the face of extreme challenge. Tune in to hear how each lap not only tested their physical stamina but also strengthened their camaraderie and left them with unforgettable stories.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen, and we always appreciate you leaving a good rate and review. Join the Facebook Group and follow us on Instagram and check out our website for the latest episodes, posts and merchandise coming soon.Check out our website for more episodes and merchandise. Have a topic you'd like to hear discussed in depth, or a guest you'd like to nominate? Email us at info@happyendingstc.org

In this episode we talk about our recent trip to see the ELMS 4 Hour Race in Barcelona - the ups, the downs and everything in between. 

Today on the podcast, the guys start off by discussing their recent rides including their thoughts and first impressions on the all new 2024 Yeti ASR that is fully XC Race Ready. They also briefly chat about the Outdoor Alliance and their initiatives and importance in the MTB community before jumping into some top tier listener questions ranging from being mullet curious to how we deal with bike FOMO and everything in between. Tune in! Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCczlFdoHUMcFJuHUeZf9b_Q Worldwide Cyclery YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxZoC1sIG-vVtLsJDSbeYyw Worldwide Cyclery Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldwidecyclery/ MTB Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtbpodcast/ Submit any and all questions to podcast@worldwidecyclery.com https://www.outdooralliance.org/take-action https://allmountainrides.com/products/ultimate-dolomites-8-days

This is it folks, there 's no more posturing and no more of the who did what to whom talk, this weekend Supercars gets to fight fair in the opening round of the season at the Bathurst 500. Who can win, who will win, we dissect the season and tell you what we think.  Then we look at the Bathurst 12-Hour and tease a bumper Le Mans 24-Hour Race with talk of Hypercars and GT3 and we search for who will take us to the famous race. There's a bit of World Rally Championship and then all the latest news on Daytona and Shane van Gisbergen's Xfinity Series debut, and don't forget to check out the Chicago Street Race tour by Gilligan's Route 66 Tours - https://www.gilligansroute66.com/nascar-chicago-street-race-2024/. And the latest edition of the magazine is out digitally tonight and in the stores tomorrow... check out the numbers behind the Auto Action Driver Ratings in Supercars, some of it will surprise you. But it is science!   

Got an upcoming race and curious about making a port-a-potty pitstop mid-race, like first-time marathoner Gina is? Give a listen to this episode for loads of suggestions. Also, Dimity serves up lots of great advice about tackling a Yeti-style race in response to Susan's query. Then the hosts help Anna feel better about her larger-than-average feet. (Here's the PJ brand with inclusive sizing Dimity raves about, too.)  Dimity shares a story of a clever repurposing of race tees before the duo dives into answering questions. Find all the Many Nutritious Miles details here. We really need questions: To record yours, please call 470-BADASS1 (470-223-2771).    When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your—and their—support!   Trust Fabric to protect your family:  Apply at MeetFabric.com/AMR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oliver Jarvis and Marvin Kirchhöfer join Hinch and Rossi to talk about their upcoming Daytona 24 Hour Race in the Pfaff McLaren 9 Car. +++Off Track is part of the SiriusXM Sports Podcast Network. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear more, please give a 5-star rating and leave a review. Subscribe today wherever you stream your podcasts.Want some Off Track swag? Check out our store!Check out our website, www.askofftrack.comSubscribe to our YouTube Channel.Want some advice? Send your questions in for Ask Alex to AskOffTrack@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter at @askofftrack. Or individually at @Hinchtown, @AlexanderRossi, and @TheTimDurham.

Join Andrew, Bruce and POG for the latest news and analysis in the world of motorsport. We talk about Supercars. Speedway, the Daytona 24 Hour Race. Dewi and his beer, Jarrod Hughes getting a Super2 Drive, PG's European Junket, the Bathurst 12 Hour, Suzuka under threat, Dakar, hybrid IndyCars and the Phillip Island Classic, all the while battling the world internet.   

You've asked and we're answering! Aaron Noonan and Will Dale tackle your questions in a Q&A edition of the V8 Sleuth Podcast polished by Bowden's Own. Some of the topics we tackle in this episode thanks to your questions: - Where the first Supercar Shane van Gisbergen drove is now, and does his history with it make it more valuable? - Favourite ATCC/SC liveries of the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s - The fate of DJR EF6 - BMW's lost plot to win the Bathurst 24 Hour - Race numbers - Letters on driver overalls - Slightly wrong elements of liveries on restored cars - Symmons Plains' move to August on the 2024 Supercars calendar - And plenty more!  Learn more about Bowden's Own here >> https://www.bowdensown.com.au/ V8 Sleuth Superstore >> https://superstore.v8sleuth.com.au/

Bruce, PG and Andrew talk about their three motor racing highlights of the year, and to balance it out… The three lowlights as well, not lowlifes Bruce! There's a bit of Supercars chat with Jaxon Evans confirmed on the grid in the SCT Logistics Camaro, Ludo Lacroix has left the building at DJR and Dr Ryan is back and taking charge again, and we hear Ford is not ready to sign-off on the Gen3 aero package yet…. Maybe some more testing required!And there's GT3 coming out of our ears for the Bathurst 12-Hour and Le Mans 24 Hour Race. And that's it for the year...

 This episode is brought to you by www.thebikeaffair.com If you are in search of a one-stop destination that caters to all your cycling needs, our today's sponsor, The Bike Affair, is the perfect place to check out! With over 14 years of experience, The Bike Affair has established itself as a trusted source offering honest advice and exceptional service. They are offering a special treat for the listeners of this podcast. You can enjoy a 10% discount on your first order by using the code 'BIKEYVENKY' on their website.  Visit their bike store in Hyderabad or shop online by using the link www.thebikeaffair.com     In this episode, we talk to Grinshina Karthik a.k.a Grinny. We spoke to her about her journey into ultra endurance in episode 151. Please check it out if you have not already done so. In this episode, we talk to her about her first supported ultra endurance race, Race The Pearl 24 hour race from one end of Srilanka to another. She shares her experience of racing in this beautiful country and highly recommends it for anyone who is looking for a RAAM qualifier race and an amazing experience rolled into one. It is always a pleasure chatting with Grinny with her infectious energy. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.     0:00:00  Intro 0:05:40  You are a racer but you don't know it yet 0:09:40  Apprehensions about a supported race 0:13:01  Training for the race 0:15:00  Getting to the start line 0:17:30  Race experience 0:33:15  Learnings from the experience 0:37:00  Did Not Fear, DNF 0:38:00  Race The Pearl, what to expect 0:39:30  Sol Fitness Resorts 0:43:15  Other races in Srilanka from Spinner Cycling 0:45:00  What next, Race Across India etc 0:46:30  Closing       About the Podcast The working athlete podcast is a podcast with and for working athletes from all walks of life and various sports. The goal is to provide inspiration, training tips, mental hacks, time management and life-style advice through conversations with some of the best in sport, from athletes to coaches. If you think you can benefit from this, please consider subscribing so that you don't miss the weekly episodes in future. Who is a working athlete? Someone working fulltime/part-time, entrepreneur or anyone who has to work to make ends meet and doesn't let being busy to stop him/her from pursuing an active lifestyle is a working athlete. I consider stay at home moms/dads who pursue a sport, as working athletes because homemaking is a full-time job. If you like this, share with friends who could be interested. For the visually inclined, a video version of the podcast can be found here: YouTube Other Places you'll find the podcast on: Anchor | RSS | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google podcasts | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | Breaker 

Only one week after the Blue Ridge Relay, Erik ran more than fifty miles at the Doggettville 12-Hour race, once again taking the "Double Dog Dare" trophy. (He's the only man ever to have won it!) This week, he told us all about the race, his strategy, how he fueled, and how he got more miles than he's ever gotten in this race despite having a compromised build.

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In this episode, guest host Eli Villa from Evilla Motorsport joins the show. The episode kicks off with the Ferrari Team Principal resorting to drinking Red Bulls as the F1 season comes to a close. Meanwhile, NASCAR's surprising success with Garage 56 at Le Mans leads them to consider an audacious move to purchase France to control the legendary 24-Hour Race. An amateur race car driver faces a setback when their BMW subscriptions expire mid-race, causing them to drop from first place to last. Bugatti's ambitious claim to create the world's most unaffordable car is explored. In the interview segment, Eli Villa discusses Evilla Motorsport, Rio Status, the E46 M3, and his future in racing. The episode wraps up with a head-to-head game called "Used Car Price is Right," where the hosts guess the prices used car listings Price is Right style!

Wednesday, June 7th — In this episode we talk about: Doug's and Katie's races, Matt's road trip to Kansas City Weather report: Oatly Philadelphia-style cream cheese, Game Changers sequel, Taco Bell Vegan Crunchwrap trial, USDA tours Good Meat's cultivated meat headquarters, Texas food labeling law signed, Sprouts reports increased sales of plant-based products Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on YouTube or on Instagram (@plantbasedmorningshowand @nomeatathlete_official), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow @plantbasedmorningshow, @realmattfrazier, and @itsdoughay for more.

Monday, May 22nd — In this episode we talk about: Matt's beach camping trip, Doug's upcoming 6-hour race  Weather report: Trader Joe's plant-based fish fillets, Oatly launches new regenerative farming program, U.S. esports industry in decline 9 Ways to Actually Hit 10,000 Steps a Day (https://bestlifeonline.com/easy-ways-to-hit-10000-steps-a-day/) Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on YouTube or on Instagram (@plantbasedmorningshowand @nomeatathlete_official), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow @plantbasedmorningshow, @realmattfrazier, and @itsdoughay for more.

Overall Winner of the Across the Years 6-Hour Race, Allyssa Jones, talks all things fixed-timed races and looped courses! From the mental challenge of running 1 mile loops for hours on end, to training and nutrition, Coach Eve, Allyssa, and Jeremy discuss it all.

Thank you to John for joining The Dark Zone to talk about NYARA's premier event - The Longest Day 24-Hour Race - and his experience as a racer, race director, and student of the sport. John's enthusiasm for AR is contagious and you'll want to listen to this one when you're on the trainer, climbing a mountain or pounding out those road miles. Learn more at www.nyara.orgThank you to this episode's sponsor - The United States Adventure Racing Association. Now is the time to head over to their website to check out their resources, event calendar, and see all that they have to offer the community. Learn more at www.usara.com

Julia Landauer, Champion Race Car Driver and VIS League Mentor speaks about her journey with sexism in racing, sponsorships and dealing with bad races! Julia is an incredibly accomplished competitor in a sport where women and men compete against each other. She was the first and youngest woman to win the Skip Barber racing series at 14 years old, and was the only female to be  invited to the 2016 NASCAR Next Program. Julia is currently racing in the Xfinity Series for Alpha Prime Racing, and was the only woman at her debut race in July 2022. Today, she explains how to navigate a male dominated sport that is so reliant on sponsorships, and shares so many wise tips on male allyship for women athletes! “Focus on where you wanna be and then you'll have a better chance of getting there.” - Julia Landauer

This week Sue recaps the Hamsterwheel 30 Hour Race, and Meagan maintains her streak through a busy work week. Our Runner Girl of the Week has a happy trail run, and we discuss the results of the NYC Marathon in Running News.   Meagan's Book Club Current selection: Above the Clouds by Kilian Jornet Runner Girls Book List on Amazon   Runner Girl of the Week Christine on Strava 

This year marks the 10th and final year for Patty Godfrey as race director for the Snowdrop Ultra 55-Hour Race and Relay, held over New Year's Eve weekend in Missouri City, Texas, outside of Houston. It is a fundraiser for scholarships for children's cancer survivors as well as children's cancer research. Godfrey explains the origins of the race as well as training tips, and insight into the food providers (you get real meals at mealtime.). While she will step away as RD after this year, we don't think she will be far for the coming years. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestubborntortoise/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thestubborntortoise/support

A serious case of heat exhaustion halfway through a 24 hour race didn't stop this week's guest on the "Run the Race" podcast, who ended up finishing with 106 miles! 23-year-old Army National Guard Sgt. Nathan Harmon, who's active duty on Fort Benning, (2:30) starts by talking about God motivating him to run these long distances. He details how his first 24 hour race in Georgia, on a 1 mile track. An ambulance was called for him after he was throwing up at mile 63. How did he keep going after being a heat casualty? (12:50) And why run or walk for 24 hours? He says "it's the beauty of pushing your body to the limits." (15:43) Nathan also points to certain scriptures about how he draws strength from God, starting races with prayer, and hoping to inspire others. He has a tattoo that in Hebrew means "Embrace Through Suffering" like Jesus did. No excuses! He talks about his role in the military, (21:04) as a leader at the Army National Guard Warrior Training Battalion, hoping to influence Privates with Christian leadership. While the Army taught him to go fast and hard with running, training for ultras has taught him the importance of slowing down. (27:51) That drive he has to be the best comes in part, from trials he went through growing up - from his mom having health problems to him working 50+ hour weeks as a 16-year-old while in school. Nathan has advice for others about being patient with growth (physically and spiritually). He jumps out of airplanes too, often the days before some big races. One of his first ultras was (35:48) a 40 miler in Pine Mountain GA, where he hit a boulder and had a bloody leg a dozen miles in. He also talks about getting lost. (41:51) Nathan is also halfway through his meteorology degree, choosing soon between a career in the Army or forecasting the weather. After our chat, I have a "parting gift" about pushing limits, then my closing Prayer. Thanks for listening! And tell your friends about the #RunTheRace podcast. Subscribe to it! For more info, go to www.wtvm.com/podcast/.

Who's the worst team in PLL? We talk tiers of teams as we near the season's midpoint. Special guest Dan Arestia joins us from Lacrosse Flash and Pickswise to give us his takes for the weekend in Minnesota.

Phil Hanson, 22, races for United Autosports in the FIA World Endurance Championship and European Le Mans Series. He's been the youngest driver to be crowned World Endurance Champion and the youngest British driver to win Le Mans 24 Hour Race. In 2020, he became the first driver to win the FIA World Endurance Championship (LMP2), European Le Mans Series and the Le Mans 24 Hours (LMP2) in the same year.

Ron and Jeff discuss the recent insanity in auction prices at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale and Mecum's Kissimmee auction. The duo talks about the Daytona 24 Hour Race, answer some questions from Instagram, then give updates on their various project vehicles. The most important one? The Montero is back in action! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooniverse/support

12 hours of racing means a lot of things can happen! Driver changes, vehicle issues, day and night conditions, and of course the ever changing Texplex course. @huntermiller90 & @kyle_chaney191 came away victorious, but there are many stories from the weekend that we talk about with tons of amazing racers like @cadence_cowan @shelby_anderson5 @bellabirchard @cruzbirchard22 @travissallee_71 @chasecarr13 @cjgreaves33 @tremm43 @codytaylor48 @cody_miller_22 @kory_ppei @timfarr4@outlawseries @texplexpark @canamoffroadSupport the show (http://www.thedirtlifeshow.com)

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After all these guys are done drinking their twisted tea the race is on!!! @kyle_chaney191 @huntermiller90 @cody_miller_22 @ronnieanderson52 and many more are all set to battle for 12 hours @texplexpark. @georgehammel is heading out their to announce the festivities and have some fun with all the racers. Who else is going?Lemans Style start, pit strategy, numerous drivers, and keeping your vehicle together will be the name of the game!Thanks to @ack_butter for inviting us out, can't wait to see everyone!!!Support the show (http://www.thedirtlifeshow.com)

At 15, Josh Pierson has more driving experience than many adults. He first sat in a racing kart at age two and went on to win numerous kart championships. United Autosports recently announced he will join their team for the 2022 Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile World Endurance Championship, which includes the Le Mans 24-hour race. He'll be 16 by then, but he's still expected to be the youngest driver in that race. We hear from Pierson fresh from his trip to Le Mans for this year's race, where he attended as a guest of United Autosports.

In the second instalment of our 2020 awards, we discuss, debate and decide who should be crowned Athlete of the Year (both Female and Male) as well as Fundraiser of the Year.Female Athlete of the YearSo many people excelled themselves in 2020, and our final three came down to:Nikki Han - in 2019 Nikki became the first female finisher of the Hong Kong 4 Trails Ultra Challenge, but she didn't rest on her laurels in 2020, completing an Everesting on foot as part of the ATG Vertical Challenge, as well as completing the newly-inaugurated “9 Buffaloes” course - the TransLantau 100km course (with 5000m elevation) and the Lantau70 course (3500m elevation), back to back. Read a route report from Will Hayward here.Veronika Vadovicova. Not content with a second place finish at the HK100 early in the year, Veronika went on to set FKTs on the Lantau 70 course and the reverse HK Trail. More than that though, she found time to launch Asia Trail Girls (ATG), which has quickly become the region's leading forum to spotlight and inspire female trail running. Among other things, they organised The Asia Trail Girls Vertical Challenge, which saw teams across the region racking up as much elevation as possible (and the top all-female team climbing over 53,000m) Listen to our recent episode where we talk all about ATG with Veronika here.Xiang Fuzhou, who won the 2020 HK100 in a blisteringly fast 11:28:59Male Athlete of the YearWong Ho-Chung, who pulled off both the HK360 challenge (360km around Hong Kong in 36 hours) and the MacLehose Trail FKT (for which he won FKT of the Year in our first awards episode)Mayank Vaid, who completed the first ever Everestman challenge (swimming the height of Everest followed by an Everesting on bike and an Everesting on Foot) and then went on to complete the HK360Xtreme, which saw him swim 45k around Hong Kong Island, followed by a 215k bike ride and a 100k run. Read more about the Everestman here.Stephen Redfern, who not only finished the HK4TUC in 54:56, but completed a 360k ultra in his garage (listen to the previous episode to hear all about this), set a bunch of FKTs at home in Australia, came second at the Adelaide 12 Hour Race and finished 10th at the iconic Coast 2 Kosci Ultramarathon.Fundraiser of the YearSo many people took the opportunity to raise money for causes close to their hearts in 2020, but three in particular stood out:UFit's Singapore to Santa Challenge, which set out to inspire people to collectively run, cycle or swim the 9,859km to the North Pole, and ended up with participants covering an astonishing 53,095km, raising over SG$18,000 for YMCA of Singapore.Mayank Vaid's HK360Xtreme, for which he raised HK$385,000 for InspiringHK Sports Foundation and Outward Bound Hong Kong. See him mid-swim here.Nia Cooper, who completed her Grand Slam of Hong Kong ultrarunning (Oxfam Trailwalker, North Face 100, HK100 and the TransLantau in four consecutive months) and in doing so raised over HK$105,000 for the Brain Tumour Charity, in honour of her husband (and HK trail community legend) Nic TinworthThanks as always to former podcast guest Mark Agnew of the SCMP for the consistently great coverage of many of these endeavours - it's his articles we've mostly linked to above.Hosted by Ultra Endurance enthusiasts Scott Pugh and Ric Stockfis.

The S3 boys discuss the TexPlex Park 12 Hour Race, make some wild speculations, crown the 1st ever Pound-for-Pound Champion, and sneak a peek at DJ's DMs! With: Dustin Jones, Dustin Henderson, Logan Brezina, Quinton Daniels If you'd like to WATCH the episode instead, check out our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/S3PowerSportsMedia