Welcome back or welcome to the Single Track podcast.

I'm your host Finn Melanson, and in this episode, we talk with Brittany Peterson,

a professional trail runner for Nike based in Pocatello, Idaho, who is returning to the Western States 100 after a second place finish at this event in 2019 and a fourth place finish in 2021.

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Brittany Peterson, welcome to the single track podcast. Hello, thanks for having me. So given that you are a veteran of Western states at this point, I'm curious, what is your

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