What does it take to ride 10,000 days in a row? Colin Gay is 10 years and 3,700 rides into finding that out. Now almost halfway into a 27-year challenge with over 6,000 rides still ahead, Colin reflects on the highs, lows, and lessons learned so far as he takes on this extraordinary challenge on this episode of Breakfast with Boz.

This year, ultra-cyclist Bond Almand set the world record for the fastest known time on the Pan American Highway, a 19,000-mile journey by bike from Alaska to the Southernmost city in Argentina.

Now after the journey, Bond and Ian sit down for a chat on everything from endurance, to ambition, goals for the future, and the mindset it takes to complete a feat of this caliber.

In this special episode of Breakfast with Boz, Ian is joined by Charles and riders Ruth Edwards and Lily Williams for an inside look at the team’s journey, their current state as a UCI World Tour team, and their exciting vision for the future.

Tune in to hear more about the wins and challenges of competing at the highest level and the inspiration behind creating a stronger, more inclusive cycling community for riders and fans everywhere!

Eric Lagerstrom embodies the multi-sport lifestyle, and while you may have seen him competing in some of the world's biggest triathlons, watched his YouTube videos, or listened to his podcast, you'll find his love of exploration and adventure outdoors is extremely apparent.

Now with his first ultra-trail win under his belt, Eric is joined by Ian for the latest episode of Breakfast with Boz for a chat about the current state of professional triathlon, his plans for competition in the new year, and his goals for his career moving forward.

Researcher, engineer, Sports Science PhD, Ultra-marathoner and Physiologist for Team USA and USOPC — Geoff Burns knows his stuff when it comes to running shoes.

Now, as Ian begins his foray into marathoning with his first race coming this year, he's joined by Geoff for a deep dive into the history of running shoes and insight on how the modern super shoe maximizes performance and helps avoid injury.

Jump inside the EF Pro Cycling team car for a day of racing at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal. Hear from riders, directors, and staff at one of only two World Tour races held in North America.

While she's still relatively new to the world of bike racing, Velocio // Exploro's Sarah Lange has risen the ranks at some of the nation's biggest off-road events — this year Sarah came in fifth at UNBOUND and Leadville respectively.

However, racing bikes isn't her only discipline, when she's not riding, you'll find Sarah working as a Clinical Dietitian, helping her clients unlock their full potential.

Tune in to hear more from Sarah about everything from being a newcomer in the sport, to her rapid rise in gravel, and her insights into modern sports nutrition.

Adventure cyclist Lael Wilcox has just wrapped up an incredible tour around the world on her bike, taking the current record and completing the trip in a whopping 108 days 12 hours and 12 minutes. Hear from Lael as she chats with Ian about the ups and downs, highs and lows, and relationships made while pushing the pace in the farthest corners of the world.

Wondering what it's like to live in Belgium while training for your first Tour de France Femmes? Join Dominique Powers and Ruth Edwards for an inside look at how the American pro is approaching her return to road cycling with Human Powered Health ahead of this year's biggest race.

From piloting planes to Paralympic podiums and World Championships, Clara Brown is no stranger to flying high.

Yet that wasn't always the case. When Clara was 12, she suffered a traumatic spinal cord injury that left her paralyzed from the neck down.

Tune into the latest episode of Breakfast with Boz to hear from Clara about discovering cycling, competing in Paris, and what it's like training on the East Coast.