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The Abyss: 330km → 4600m The 330 km course is a massive journey deep into Iceland’s raw interior. With a 7pm start on Fr...
09/01/2026

The Abyss: 330km → 4600m

The 330 km course is a massive journey deep into Iceland’s raw interior. With a 7pm start on Friday, riders push far beyond the standard 200 km route, traversing vast volcanic deserts, remote highland passes, and long stretches of rough, windswept backcountry roads. Infinite number of river crossings. Some shallow, some deep, some wide, some with fresh spring water to top up your bottles and some with ice-cold and muddy glacial water. Break up the relentless rhythm of climbing and exposed ridge riding. You will wade through braided river plains where the road will disappear for miles. Since there won’t be dark enough to navigate by stars, you’ll have to completely rely on your GPS device. There are no dedicated feed stations for The Abyss. You may pass feed stations used by The Rift 200 riders, but these are not guaranteed to be open or stocked at the time you ride by. With minimal resupply, no course markings outside the standard Rift course, huge distances between landmarks, and constant weather shifts, The Abyss is an ultra-endurance odyssey built for riders* who want to experience Iceland in its most elemental, unforgiving form. The Abyss pushes the limits of what is humanly possible to endure without turning into a multi-day challenge.

*Only 70 entries are available for The Abyss and you will have to have the experience to participate once your application has been approved.

I believe in destiny, family, and hard work. From the moment I connected with Luke and Gooch Goo, I knew I wanted to sup...
08/31/2026

I believe in destiny, family, and hard work.

From the moment I connected with Luke and Gooch Goo, I knew I wanted to support what he was building and be part of the journey. We share the same mentality, the same values, and most importantly, the same belief that nothing great comes without hard work.

For me, the best partnerships are bigger than just a logo or a sponsorship. They’re about believing in the people behind the brand and growing together.

I’m excited for what’s ahead and can’t wait to see how far we can take this together.

This is just the beginning. 🤠🔥

08/28/2026

Thanks to my friend Nick Pinto for the video ❤️❤️❤️

There are so many reasons why you should give this product a try, and I can assure you, you’re going to love it! I’m als...
08/28/2026

There are so many reasons why you should give this product a try, and I can assure you, you’re going to love it! I’m also pretty sure Luke will send you some samples before you even have to buy it, so you can be 100% sure this is the best anti-chafe balm out there.

It’s sweat & water resistant and made specifically for sports. And on top of that, the logo is super cool 😎

Learning how to understand and master ultra racing has been a long process. You need a strong and healthy body, but I’ve...
08/25/2026

Learning how to understand and master ultra racing has been a long process. You need a strong and healthy body, but I’ve learned that the most important part of an ultra is your mindset.

For months, I kept telling myself that a big result was possible. I trained my mind to believe I belonged at the front. Then, in the days leading into the race, my mom and Matt both told me they had a feeling something big was going to happen. Hearing that gave me even more confidence that this could be my day.

The day before the race, two of my friends were involved in a serious bike accident. From that moment, I also want to dedicate this race to them ❤️

The race went well but definitely no perfectly!

And maybe that’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned about ultra racing: problema are part of the race. You have to stay calm, adapt, solve them, and keep moving forward!

My powermeter stopped working which might actually have been a blessing because the first couple of hrs were harder than I had planned. I dropped and lost my glasses, my chain got jammed. Halfway through the race the course got changed because of the weather and I didn’t had internet to download the new course.

Things kept happening!

But instead of letting those moments destroy my race, I kept solving one problem at a time and I tried to enjoy my race.

Having Miguel with me throughout the race made a HUGE difference. I truly believe I wouldn’t have achieved this result without him. We looked after each other, helped each other, and worked together for hundreds of miles. I wanted more than anything for both of us to stand on that podium.

Unfortunately, circumstances in the final miles that were outside our control made that impossible. The rider who finished second was able to gain an advantage while riding with a teammate competing in the 75-mile race, and in the end I missed second place by only TWO SECONDS.

More than the podium, I’m proud that all those months of work, sacrifice, belief, and learning how to suffer without losing focus finally came together.

A huge thanks you to my Family, Matt, Osmay, Roly, Dr Tom, John my friends and sponsors ❤️❤️❤️

08/23/2026

What a race 🤠❤️

08/22/2026

When trough hell for this moment 🤠❤️

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