Why I'm riding

In 2015 after triathlon racing for several years around the world representing Australia in Ironman and ITU Olympic world championships, a bike accident ended that chapter of my life. Forced retirement from the sport that had given me everything: purpose, community, health, and a belief in what the body and mind can do when pushed beyond its limits.

For nearly two decades, riding in particular had given me so much more beyond racing, and I want to put that back into something that matters and can help others.

That's why I'm taking on the RFDS Oceans to Outback ride in 2026.

Every kilometre I ride in the month of October goes toward supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service's essential services, which keep remote and regional Australians connected to healthcare that the rest of us take for granted.

My goal is to ride 1000km in the month of October and raise $1000 - $1 for every kilometre ridden.

I've deliberately set a goal that'll push my limits and I'm asking you to back me and support the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Whatever you can give goes directly toward keeping the RFDS in the air and on the ground for the people who need it most.

Cheers!
Roy