Front Runner Radio
60 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 3 years ago -Front Runner Radio talks to people involved in athletics, sport, business and of course, running. This collection of short interviews focuses on runners and people involved in running and we look at their involvement from various perspectives. Music written, created and provided by Forever Vendetta © A Front Runner Events Production ©
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Ep 52: Kathy Lewis
May 08, 2021 15:00 - 1 hour - 44.9 MBEp 52: Kathy Lewis Kathy is a friend and neighbour of mine and is a very keen runner. From initially starting running in Bahrain, Kathy has run for years and continues to go from strength to strength. From her early days and joining the global Hash House runners to running 3 world majors (VLM x 5, Berlin with me and NYC) and a lot more besides, Kathy certainly embraces a running challenge. During lockdown, Kathy has undertaken a number of virtual challenges including virtually from John O...
Ep 51: Marc Davies
May 05, 2021 08:00 - 1 hour - 42.9 MBEpisode 51 - Marc Davies Swansea born Marc Davies is a competitive man. He loves to train but more importantly it's clear that he loves to race. Since starting triathlon around 2014 Marc has pushed and tested himself at some of the worlds. toughest events including Ironman Wales and the 2018 ITU Gold Coast Sprint Triathlon. We look back and chat about how and when Marc first got into the sport and discuss his favourite aspects of the 3 disciplines, favourite distances, what he has missed...
Ep 50: Ifan Lloyd
April 21, 2021 11:00 - 1 hour - 44.3 MBEpisode 50 - Ifan Lloyd Ifan Lloyd is a runner who lives in Swansea and is a man that has run all of is life. He works as a full-time vet and competes across the UK in the Vet's category. This fascinating man chats about his life as a runner, running the first London Marathon and competing across the UK. He also discusses his training plans and schedule to his improve his current training and running. I took so much inspiration from Ifan and I am hoping that you do too. Proving running i...
Ep 49: Beverley Logan (Badass Mother Runners)
April 13, 2021 11:00 - 1 hour - 42.1 MBEpisode 49 - Beverley Logan Beverley Logan is the founder of Badass Mother Runners (BAMR). Beverley chats about how and why BAMR was created and how it has developed into a women only community where they support, advise and encourage each other through their running journeys. Bev talks about her own running journey, the links to BAMR and what her goals for the future. Having experienced the step up from 5k, Bev is currently training for the London Marathon, and is raising money for Women...
Ep 48: Virtual Great Welsh Marathon/Half Marathon Companion 2021
April 06, 2021 20:00 - 1 hour - 43.1 MBWe know that times are still uncertain and we know there is a lot of frustration about races being postponed. We shared that frustration and we wanted to do something that would hopefully help us and help you. So for this week's edition of the Front Runner Radio podcast, we have tried to be a little bit different. Myself and members of the team got together to chat about race day, what we would be typically doing, what we would expect you to be doing, we chat about pre-race, mid-race and p...
S2 / E10: Paul Addicott
March 30, 2021 07:00 - 55 minutes - 38.3 MBEpisode 47 - Paul Addicott Paul Addicott is a pacer, that is, someone who helps others achieve the race time goals during marathons and half marathons, as a sort of guide, by running consistently at a given time. As Paul explains, he has been pacing since 2013 and he talks about how much pacing has changed, the role of the pacer, and why he does it. Having paced at more than 80 races, Paul still has the desire to do a lot more and we talk about what events he had planned were it not for ...
S2/E9: Ceri-Anne Brown
March 23, 2021 14:00 - 56 minutes - 38.9 MBEpisode 46 - Ceri-Anne Brown Ceri-Anne Brown and I go back about 10 years. We started running together during 2011 and have remained friends since. Ceri-Anne is an ex-army medic, who travelled the world as part of her role and has undertaken a number of very tough roles. These days, she works in private practice and is a coach at Run4All based in Neath Port Talbot. As well as training together, we have done a number of marathons together, Paris, Barcelona and Tenby to name a few and it wa...
S2/E8: Panos Gonos (RaceDirectorsHQ.com)
March 16, 2021 09:00 - 1 hour - 41.6 MBEpisode 45 - Panos Gonos Panos introduce himself as the Editor of RaceDirectorsHQ.com, but he's much more than that. He started out in the running industry as a race director with the 2016, The Heroes Ultra, which sounds incredibly epic by the way, and which covered 100 miles through the Cretan mountains and villages retracing the steps of a famous abduction of a wanted German commander and war criminal. To read more on this fascinating story, here's the link to its wikipedia page and th...
S2/E7: Jimmy Watkins returns
March 09, 2021 13:00 - 1 hour - 46.6 MBThe Running Punk himself, Jimmy Watkins returns for a follow up conversation from last years chat when we first met (Can be found here) Co-leader of the ever growing Running Punks, host of the Megabus to the Ritz podcast, coach, ex-international runner, ex-rock star and all round top man, it was great to welcome Jimmy back and just chat through what was a great 2020 for him. We obviously talk about his amazing running reviews, the growth of the Running Punks, the return of the Megabus, a...
S2/E6: Jim Mann (Trees not Tees)
March 02, 2021 07:00 - 57 minutes - 39.4 MBJim Mann is a well established ultra and endurance runner. Jim loves challenging the fells and multi day races and has conquered some of Britains most challenging races. Not content with conquering the fells and mountains across the UK, Jim also has a passion for about then environment and what races, events and the corporate world can do to minimise their impact. As Co-founder of Trees not Tees which is an initiative where events offer the planting of a tree instead of a tee shirt, tha...
S2/E6: Jim Mann (Trees not Tees)
March 02, 2021 07:00 - 57 minutes - 39.4 MBJim Mann is a well established ultra and endurance runner. Jim loves challenging the fells and multi day races and has conquered some of Britains most challenging races. Not content with conquering the fells and mountains across the UK, Jim also has a passion for about then environment and what races, events and the corporate world can do to minimise their impact. As Co-founder of Trees not Tees which is an initiative where events offer the planting of a tree instead of a tee shirt, tha...
S2/E5 Will Whitmore (DB Max)
February 16, 2021 08:00 - 47 minutes - 32.8 MBWill Whitmore is founder and managing director of DB Max who organise and provide event timing and other support services for their own and other event organisers. Will and I first met back in 2013 and worked together for a number of years across all the Front Runner Events. It had been a while since we chatted and it was good to reconnect and chat with Will to see how he was doing and how DB Max were in the current climate. We chat about a number of things that go on behind the scenes for...
Chris Pratt
February 09, 2021 08:00 - 1 hour - 58.4 MBChris Pratt is chairman of Ogmore Phoenix Runners in South Wales. He loves running with a passion and loves Parkrun even more. Chris is a busy man and also one that likes a challenge. As he pursues his entry to the 100 Marathon Club, Chris talks us through some of his most recent races and challenges. We cover a lot of different topics from Chris’ TED Talk, turning around Ogmore Phoenix Runners, the importance of community as well as the year that’s just gone and what we hope to expect i...
S2/E4: Chris Pratt
February 09, 2021 08:00 - 1 hour - 58.4 MBChris Pratt is chairman of Ogmore Phoenix Runners in South Wales. He loves running with a passion and loves Parkrun even more. Chris is a busy man and also one that likes a challenge. As he pursues his entry to the 100 Marathon Club, Chris talks us through some of his most recent races and challenges. We cover a lot of different topics from Chris’ TED Talk, turning around Ogmore Phoenix Runners, the importance of community as well as the year that’s just gone and what we hope to expect i...
S2/E2: Gari John
February 02, 2021 10:00 - 52 minutes - 36.3 MBGari John is a local Swansea man who's flavour of running is a lot more challenging that the standard 10k's, half marathon's or even marathons. Gari is known for undertaking challenges in excess of 100 miles and even attempting the Race Across Scotland, which is a 215 mile race. Gari chats about how he first got into running and how he made the journey from road running to developing his love of longer distances and undertaking remarkable challenges of 100m plus races. Gari provides as f...
S2/E3: Gari John
February 02, 2021 10:00 - 52 minutes - 36.3 MBGari John is a local Swansea man who's flavour of running is a lot more challenging that the standard 10k's, half marathon's or even marathons. Gari is known for undertaking challenges in excess of 100 miles and even attempting the Race Across Scotland, which is a 215 mile race. Gari chats about how he first got into running and how he made the journey from road running to developing his love of longer distances and undertaking remarkable challenges of 100m plus races. Gari provides as f...
S2/E2: Nick Zivolich - Best Damn Events
January 26, 2021 09:00 - 52 minutes - 36.2 MBNick Zivolich is the owner of Best Damn Events based in Florida, USA. Nick was part of the team that helped deliver a large scale triathlon on Dec 6th 2020, namely the https://challenge-daytona.com with a whole host of challenges brought on by delivering such a high scale event in the middle of a global pandemic. Nick chats about the complications of working with Kona/Olympic standard international athletes that had to travel to the US taking in quarantine issues, as well as general operat...
S2/E2: Nick Zivolich - Best Damn Events
January 26, 2021 09:00 - 52 minutes - 36.2 MBNick Zivolich is the owner of Best Damn Events based in Florida, USA. Nick was part of the team that helped deliver a large scale triathlon on Dec 6th 2020, namely the https://challenge-daytona.com with a whole host of challenges brought on by delivering such a high scale event in the middle of a global pandemic. Nick chats about the complications of working with Kona/Olympic standard international athletes that had to travel to the US taking in quarantine issues, as well as general operat...
S2 E1: Dr. Emily Marchant
January 19, 2021 14:00 - 52 minutes - 36.3 MBDr Emily Marchant is a specialist in the field of child health and education. Having recently successfully completed her PhD, Emily will continue to work in this field of helping shape policies at all levels for children. A keen runner and triathlete, having completed many events across both disciplines, Emily is due to take on one of the biggest challenges of them all, IronMan Wales in Sept 2021. We talk about training, her love and passion for running and cycling and how she has to put u...
S2/E1: Dr. Emily Marchant
January 19, 2021 14:00 - 52 minutes - 36.3 MBEp 38 Dr Emily Marchant is a specialist in the field of child health and education. Having recently successfully completed her PhD, Emily will continue to work in this field of helping shape policies at all levels for children. A keen runner and triathlete, having completed many events across both disciplines, Emily is due to take on one of the biggest challenges of them all, IronMan Wales in Sept 2021. We talk about training, her love and passion for running and cycling and how she has t...
Ep 37: Susannah Gill
November 27, 2020 11:00 - 39 minutes - 27 MBSusannah Gill is a World Marathon Challenge world record holder who won the race in 2019. The World Marathon Challenge is a global event series that takes participants around the world in 7 days to run 7 marathons in 7 continents. This extraordinary feat challenges participants on so many levels and Susannah talks us through her journey as we discuss travel, nutrition, rest, recovery and of course the running. Susannah talks about her training and the approach to getting prepared to take o...
Ep 37: Susannah Gill
November 27, 2020 11:00 - 39 minutes - 27 MBSusannah Gill is a World Marathon Challenge world record holder who won the race in 2019. The World Marathon Challenge is a global event series that takes participants around the world in 7 days to run 7 marathons in 7 continents. This extraordinary feat challenges participants on so many levels and Susannah talks us through her journey as we discuss travel, nutrition, rest, recovery and of course the running. Susannah talks about her training and the approach to getting prepared to take o...
Ep 36: Ellie Gosling
November 20, 2020 09:00 - 43 minutes - 29.9 MBEllie Gosling is our first female Race Director to chat on the podcast. Ellie, is the owner of Barnes Fitness who recently organised the Woodley 10k under the new UKA Covid guidelines. It was great to chat to Ellie about the experience so that I and other Race Directors can listen and learn from the experience. Ellie is an established runner and triathlete, who has also competed in the Triathlon World Championships, which put her on the career path to event management and becoming a race d...
Ep 35: Shaun Morgans & Harley Davies
November 17, 2020 10:00 - 51 minutes - 35.1 MBThis episode of Front Runner Radio was recorded back in March 2020, before lockdown and these continued, frustrating and on-going strange times. Shaun Morgans and Harley Davies are 2 young men from Swansea who have been friends since primary school, and seem to have relished in taking part in various challenges together over the years. Keen runners and athletes, Shaun and Harley have recently started running for the title charity partner of the JCP Swansea Half Marathon, Maggies Care Cen...
Ep 34: Emma Wookey
November 03, 2020 09:00 - 37 minutes - 25.4 MBEmma Wookey is a Welsh runner who has has achieved some fantastic performances throughout Wales. Following an injury in 2016, which wrote off the year, Emma turned to multidiscipline sports by adding swimming and cycling to her routine and is now also an experienced triathlete, and was due to take on IronMan Wales this year. From coaching, running, winning everything in 2015, injury, triathlons, pool running, covid's impact on kids to making me want to run Snowdon Marathon. We cram a lot i...
Ep 33: Adrian Monti
October 27, 2020 10:00 - 48 minutes - 33.2 MBThis week’s episode is with Adrian Monti, a freelance journalist who works and writes for Runners World and other national newspapers/magazines. I first met Adrian in 2017, the night before he was due to run Swansea Half and then write a review of my race. We have kept in touch since, so, It was great to catch up and chat with Adrian about all things running, his favourite races, his view of the impact on running magazines and journalists, we reminisce on his visits to Swansea in 2017 and...
Ep 32: Matt Tooze
October 20, 2020 09:00 - 57 minutes - 39.6 MBFor this week’s episode I chat with Matt Tooze, a local guy, who has spent his entire life running. Having never met, we know each other purely from Twitter, Matt has been someone I have engaged with for many years and wanted to speak to on the podcast for a long time. From running 800m to ultra's and everything in between, chasing PB's over many distances and races, Swansea City football club, to social media bullies, we cover a whole host of topics and issues facing everyone today. It wa...
Ep 32: Matt Tooze
October 20, 2020 09:00 - 57 minutes - 39.6 MBFor this week’s episode I chat with Matt Tooze, a local guy, who has spent his entire life running. Having never met, we know each other purely from Twitter, Matt has been someone I have engaged with for many years and wanted to speak to on the podcast for a long time. From running 800m to ultra's and everything in between, chasing PB's over many distances and races, Swansea City football club, to social media bullies, we cover a whole host of topics and issues facing everyone today. It wa...
Ep 31: Jim Gerwick
October 13, 2020 09:00 - 57 minutes - 39.4 MBIn this week’s podcast I catch up with Jim Gerwick, a Race Director, who operates in Connecticut with a series of different running events. Jim has been involved in the world of running in a number of different roles for over 30 years and has a vast knowledge and experience of the industry/sport. Jim held some of the first races to return back in July and August this year, when Connecticut allowed races to comeback. I speak to him about this, as I try and learn from his experiences and get...
Ep 30: Johan Tigér (CTO, Göteborgsvarvet)
October 06, 2020 11:00 - 45 minutes - 31 MBThis week’s podcast is with the Chief Technical Officer from Goteborgsvarvet the Gothenburg Half Marathon, which is the worlds biggest half marathon. Johan is responsible for the race entry platform that supports all 40 or so of their races, plus many other technical aspects. Our paths crossed when Johan told me that I accompanied him (virtually) via the podcast when he tuned in whilst racing a marathon around a Swedish running track. In addition to his day job and working on the worlds bi...
Ep. 28: Tom Bedford. (Race Director - Kew Gardens 10k)
September 17, 2020 14:00 - 58 minutes - 40.1 MBThis week’s podcast I catch up with Tom Bedford, the Race Director from the first large scale race held in the UK since lockdown measures were introduced back in March, the Kew Gardens 10K. The event was held over the 12/13 September 2020 and it was great to catch up with Tom with everything still so fresh after the weekends event. Tom discusses some of the stresses and strains of holding an event during a pandemic along with the risks associated and some of the additional hurdles the Rich...
Ep 27: Roddy Riddle
September 08, 2020 08:00 - 1 hour - 42 MBThis week’s podcast is with a man who has faced a few challenges in his life; commonwealth games and Team GB Cyclist, extreme endurance athlete completing some of the world’s toughest ultras and also has Type 1 Diabetes. Roddy Riddle is an extraordinary man that does extraordinary things and has a resolve that takes a small number of people to the very top of what they do. An international cyclist who following retirement 1996 was subsequently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and immediatel...
Ep 26: Doug Banks
August 25, 2020 07:00 - 50 minutes - 35 MBDoug Banks is a race organiser, event director, photographer, business consultant and as I say in my intro, a really nice guy. I wanted to chat with Doug for a long time as he always seems to be doing or involved in good things. We chat about a whole host of things running and running event related, particularly his events which he is hopeful will be proceeding this year, the ongoing pandemic and what good has come out of it, plus a lot more. Doug's events are: http://www.roundsheffiel...
Ep 29: The Crocks (Valencia Marathon)
August 24, 2020 13:00 - 48 minutes - 33.6 MBThis week’s podcast is a little bit different as I catch up with my unofficial running club mates and we discuss our trip to the Valencia Marathon back in 2018. It was great to reminisce, as you will discover, this was not a typical trip to run a marathon. This weekend was filled with a lot of laughs and as one of us describes it, 'it was a lads weekend with a marathon in the middle'. As with most weekends away, it doesn't always turn out as intended and there were some serious issues for ...
Ep 25: Natasha Cockram
August 18, 2020 14:00 - 36 minutes - 25.3 MBNatasha Cockram is a Welsh international runner who is the current Welsh Marathon record holder over the marathon distance with a time of 2:30.50 breaking the previous record held by Susan Tooby since 2008. We talk about the impact of lockdown on Natasha's training, winning one of the only events to take place this year the Llanelli Half and looking forward to the next official marathon where she can attempt to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics and much more. So over to David and Natasha f...
Ep 24 James Thie (2)
August 11, 2020 10:00 - 48 minutes - 33.6 MBJames Thie returns for a second time to discuss what he has been doing since lockdown and how different the world is since we last spoke in December for EP 2 of the podcast. James has been hosting 2 x weekly virtual training sessions via his YouTube channel which have now reached 40 episodes and have been a tremendous success. Attracting participants from around the world, James' knowledge and positivity has helped him continue training his own athletes as well as many others who have foll...
Ep 23: Dr Katy Guy (Medical Director)
August 03, 2020 20:00 - 41 minutes - 28.5 MBDr Katy Guy has been working with Front Runner Events since 2015 and has established herself as a key member of the Front Runner Events team. Covering all aspects of event day medical management planning and working alongside St John Cymru Wales, Katy's expertise and professionalism has helped the team develop robust practices across the events portfolio. This episode David and Katy chat about event planning, some of the issues that occur on race day and what runners can do to help themsel...
Ep 22: Ryan Jones
July 27, 2020 12:00 - 53 minutes - 36.5 MBRyan Jones is a man who needs no introduction. Having played rugby at the highest levels for Wales and the British & Irish Lions, Ryan has achieved so much in the sport he clearly loves and remains an active part of today. Since retiring from rugby in 2015, he has taken up endurance sports namely triathlon having completed several IronMan events, ultra marathons and so much more. During lockdown, he embarked on a fundraising initiative where he: Ran a marathon in his garden Cycled 100 mi...
Ep 22: Ryan Jones
July 27, 2020 12:00 - 53 minutes - 36.5 MBRyan Jones is a man who needs no introduction. Having played rugby at the highest levels for Wales and the British & Irish Lions, Ryan has achieved so much in the sport he clearly loves and remains an active part of today. Since retiring from rugby in 2015, he has taken up endurance sports namely triathlon having completed several IronMan events, ultra marathons and so much more. During lockdown, he embarked on a fundraising initiative where he: Ran a marathon in his garden Cycled 100 mi...
Ep 21: Chris Lauber of Florida Road Races
July 20, 2020 09:00 - 1 hour - 53.9 MBEpisode 21 sees the last in the series of our international podcasts with runners and organisers from America. This week sees David chats with Chris Lauber of Florida Road Races. Chris has been in event management for over 20 years and we discuss all aspects of event management and how the pandemic is affecting his events across Florida. As per previous episodes with American organisers, we discuss a number of similarities, as well as some of the differences and issues that organisers ar...
EP 20: Robert Wang
July 09, 2020 17:00 - 1 hour - 46.9 MBFor episode 20, we are staying Stateside as I chat with Robert Wang from Ohio, who is a runner, journalist and most notably, the creator of the World Marathon Majors Facebook group. We talk about the Majors and how we see them unfolding over the coming months along with general running chat. We, naturally discuss the Majors Facebook group as well as the impact COVID-19 continues to have on across the globe. So over to David and Robert for episode 20 of #FrontRunnerRadio Enjoy 🎙📻🗣🎧 Musi...
Ep 19: Mike Clark (Junction 311 Events North Carolina)
June 18, 2020 14:00 - 58 minutes - 40 MBEpisode 19 see our first in a series of international podcasts with runners and organisers from America. Following a number of posts on various social media platforms, there was great interest in discussing the current climate and what the future hold. First up is Mike Clark of Junction 311 events. Mike is based in North Carolina and has been organising running events for the past 7 years and he felt it would be beneficial to chat to another race organiser. We talk about a number of sim...
Ep 18: Realbuzz Group (Tim Rogers & Nick Hollowood)
June 11, 2020 13:00 - 49 minutes - 33.8 MBFor episode 18, I am chatting with the CEO and Head of Registration Partnerships of RealBuzz Group, Tim Rogers and Nick Hollowood. Realbuzz are an entry management platform for some of the biggest events across the world and work extensively with the charity and fundraising sector. Realbuzz manage the entries across all Front Runner Events as well as being training and fitness partner. We talk about the current position of mass participation running events, how and when we think running ...
Ep 17: Lowri Morgan
June 05, 2020 16:00 - 1 hour - 47.4 MBLowri Morgan is an extraordinary woman who has done some extraordinary things. Her achievements include: Completing the Amazon Jungle Ultra (220km) Arctic marathon 350 miles, Dragons Back race (315km across the spine of Wales), Lowri is also an accomplished broadcaster and the author of the absolutely brilliant book Beyond Limits which is available to buy now. This conversation looks at where Lowri gets her enthusiasm, determination and hunger for the challenges she sets herself. Th...
Ep 16: Craig Jones
May 29, 2020 10:00 - 53 minutes - 36.8 MBFor this week’s episode I chat and catch up with a local runner who has become a friend over the last few years, Craig Jones. Craig is a great runner and triathlete who is a regular podium finisher in both sports. With numerous events under his belt including representing Britain, 5 x Ironman Wales' and many many more besides, he really knows what it takes to train and compete at a high level. As he explains, it's not all been plain sailing, has he has overcome injury and setbacks. So, ov...
Ep 15: Dewi Griffiths
May 20, 2020 08:00 - 28 minutes - 19.4 MBFor this week’s episode I chat and catch up with a man who really needs no introduction in Welsh running. Dewi Griffiths has become Wales' best long distance runner in recent times regularly representing Wales and Team GB at varied distances at XC and on the road. With a marathon PB of 2:09 and a half marathon PB of 61:33 and the only person to take 3 consecutive JCP Swansea Half Marathon titles, it is plain to see why Dewi is held in such high esteem. We talk about his drive, ambition, ...
Ep 14: Carys Mai Hughes
May 11, 2020 20:00 - 36 minutes - 25 MBSo, for this week’s episode I am sitting down Carys-Mai Hughes, who is great runner and regular podium finisher across all of our events. We find out more about her personal life, career, travelling what motivates her. Clearly, she is someone who enjoys life to the full as we delve into her interests and why she loves running so much. Due to a technical matter, the conversation ends abruptly which was only picked up during the edit. So apologies to Carys for not being able to capture th...
EP 13: Jimmy Watkins
May 04, 2020 19:00 - 58 minutes - 40 MBThis week David chats with a great and multi-talented man. Jimmy Watkins has reached sporting and musical highs in both athletics and music; from being an elite athlete representing Team GB in the 800m in 2006, to performing in the band Future of the Left. Today he can be found running around Llanelli and hosting the Megabus to the Ritz podcast. This week's episode was recorded during the lockdown and as you will hear, there are a number of disruptions from doorbells, animals and children ...
Ep 12: Matt Ward
April 28, 2020 16:00 - 38 minutes - 26.5 MBFollowing our briefly disrupted run of weekly shows due to the coronavirus outbreak, we are back. For episode 12, I am chatting with Matt Ward. Matt has worked in the running event world for around 20 years and is an accomplished commentator, event organiser and marketeer. Web: https://www.runcomm.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattward_mc So over to David and Matt for episode 12 Enjoy 🎙📻🗣🎧 Music written, created and provided by Forever Vendetta © A Front Runner Events Production...
Ep 11: Katerina Tanti (Racecheck.com)
March 11, 2020 09:00 - 43 minutes - 29.9 MBFor episode 11, I am chatting with the co-founder of RaceCheck.com, Katerina Tanti. Kat is also an accomplished triathlete, ultra-runner, supporter of Chelsea, mum, wife and owner of Luna the dog, who makes an unexpected appearance. We chat about all things Racecheck, #VisorClub and its origins and much more. Web: https://racecheck.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/racecheck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/racecheck/racecheckcommunity Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/racecheck/ App:...