Spent 24 hours racing with Team Checkpoint Zero and Team MRC. What a tough crew that doesn’t give up! We had two teams of three

Marcus Barton
Spent 24 hours racing with Team Checkpoint Zero and Team MRC. What a tough crew that doesn’t give up! We had two teams of three
Yep.. I’m always forgetting stuff.. This time, it was for a good reason… Sort of… Watch the video below to see how it played out.
“Looking for a race report on speedylizard…” was the text I got from a friend. It was proof, yet again, that I had been slackassing
Well, once again, I’ve fallen waaaay behind on my posts, so here goes a recap of XTERRA Whitewater. I’m gonna try and recap some of
It’s been a couple of years since I hit the one-cow town of Winder, Georgia to race XTERRA Fort Yargo. With the change in the
It was slated to be a hot one and with the torrential downpour the night before, it was also a slick one. Hot. Steamy. Slippery.
One of the beauties of racing an XTERRA race is the fact that anything can change on a moments notice. The majority of XTERRA racers
One of the beauties that makes XTERRA so much fun is the change. How boring would it be to go do that same road triathlon,
I had so much to do and so little time to do it. Doesn’t that seem so typical when you’re flying out of town? In
XTERRA Whitewater happened so long ago that we needed Doc and Marty to break out the DeLorean to help me put the race report together.
As my alarm went off, I literally rolled out of bed, forcing myself awake way earlier than I wanted. Having went to bed only 3
The race in Richmond, Virginia this year was not only the XTERRA East Championship but it was also the 2014 USAT Off-road National Championship. This