Ride Log

The Rides

From 19 years in a wheelchair to 1,800 miles in a single year. Every distance, every data point, every condition.

1,800+ Miles in 2023
11 Completed events
197 Longest single event (mi)
2026 Yorkshire Divide target

July 2022 · Liverpool to Dublin

Tall Ship SV Tenacious

Liverpool to Dublin aboard the tall ship SV Tenacious. The voyage that preceded Race the Ship and a return to endurance challenges.

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June 16, 2023 · 54 miles · 4h 45m

BHF London to Brighton 2023

54 miles in 4 hours 45 minutes on an old self-adapted hybrid bike. Eight months earlier I was a full-time wheelchair user. This was the first ride. The one that confirmed everything that followed was possible.

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2023 · Inclusive multi-sport

SuperHero Triathlon 2023

An inclusive multi-sport event for disabled and non-disabled athletes competing together as equals. Swim, bike, run — no separate categories.

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2023 · Norfolk Broads

Tour de Broads 50

50 miles through the Norfolk Broads. Prosthetic Physiology tested on unfamiliar flat terrain with significant wind exposure.

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2023 · Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire Classic

Freezing temperatures, heavy rain, a sustained headwind and standing water for most of the route. Right hip subluxation 20 miles from the finish. Completed. The conditions were the point.

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2024 · 76.3 miles · 6h 33m

BHF London to Brighton 2024

76.3 miles in 6 hours 33 minutes. Finished the official 54-mile route in 4 hours 14 minutes, extended to Shoreham and up the Downs Link to Christ's Hospital. The extended route was the point.

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2024 · Sunrise to sunset

Chase the Sun — South

Sunrise to sunset on the longest day. No timing, no route signs, no medals. An annual navigational and endurance challenge that suits a body that functions better moving than still.

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October 2024 · 92 miles · 3 days

Wheels for Tenacious — Barry to Gloucester

92 miles, Barry to Gloucester Quays, coast-to-coast over three days. Mixed-ability crew, all riders completing the same route as equals. Finished at Gloucester Quays where Jamie McDonald set his world record in 2012.

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London~Wales~London AUDAX
407km · May 2, 2026
Target: 20 hours

The first major ultra of 2026.

Yorkshire Divide: Source to Sea
450 miles · 30,000ft climbing
May 23–28, 2026 · 138-hour limit

In 2025, 35 riders started and none had a chronic illness. That changes in May 2026.

Speaking · Media · Inclusive events · Prosthetic Physiology framework