Rarebreed Club

221 miles. Liverpool to Cardiff. Disabled and non-disabled riders. Hand cycles, trikes, tandems, adaptive bikes. One rule hanging over the entire thing like a battle flag: No one gets left behind. This episode is about Ride Together 200 and why a bunch of exhausted strangers crawling across Britain together might be one of the most quietly radical things happening in sport right now. Not inspirati...

In this episode of Rarebreed Club , Jack dives into the chaos, comedy, and quiet brutality of the Brighton Marathon 2026 — a seaside race that promises scenic views but delivers a full psychological reckoning. From the electric start at Preston Park to the long, exposed stretches along Brighton’s iconic coastline, this is more than just a marathon recap. It’s a deep exploration of why people willi...

In this episode of Rarebreed Club , Jack dives deep into the brutal reality of the Yorkshire Divide a 730km self-supported bikepacking route cutting through some of the toughest terrain in Northern England. From relentless climbs in the Yorkshire Dales to soul-testing moorland crossings, this isn’t your average cycling challenge—it’s a test of endurance, mindset, and sheer stubbornness. We also ex...

He’s spent fifty-six years in uninterrupted pain. His joints dislocate hundreds of times a day. His blood pressure swings from stroke territory to cardiac arrest in seconds. Doctors repeatedly believed he wouldn’t survive. And somehow… he still rides. In this episode of Rarebreed Club, Jack tells the story of one man surviving catastrophic illness, impossible physiology, medical trauma, and fiftee...

A man accidentally takes BOTH sachets of hospital-strength laxatives TWO DAYS EARLY. What follows is: psychological collapse tectonic bowel activity national embarrassment and a bathroom event powerful enough to concern the United Nations. Welcome to Rarebreed Club. Tonight’s episode: Agent Picolax — The Brown Apocalypse.

In this episode of Rarebreed Club , Jack dives deep into the brutal, beautiful world of the London–Wales–London Audax — a 400km endurance cycling challenge that pushes riders far beyond physical limits and into a mental battlefield. This isn’t a race. There are no crowds, no podiums, and no shortcuts. Just a route, a clock, and the quiet question every rider must answer: How far can you go before...

The Scenario You have one hour. Sixty minutes to grab whatever you think will keep you alive. No phone. No compass. Just a map — the kind of map that feels like an insult, vague enough to get you lost twice before breakfast. After that hour, you’re lifted into the sky, flown deep into the Cambrian Mountains, and dropped. The storm is already waiting. Rain like hammers. Wind like claws. Night creep...