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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff, and today we're going to be talking

with bikepack racer Neil Belcchenko. Neil holds the record for both the Colorado Trail race and the Arizona

Trail 750, and he's a contributor at bikepacking.com. Neil recently won the Iditarod

350 bikepacking race in Alaska, and he's hosting the second annual bikepacking summit in

Gunnison, Colorado this September. Welcome to the show, Neil. Hey, thanks for having me, Jeff.

So this was your second year competing in the

Idira 350. Were there things that you learned last year that you were able to carry over

into this year's win? Yeah, so I've kind of been chatting with a bunch of people about this,

and really, it's so huge to have at least one finish under your belt.

There's just little things along the route that you kind of, you know, you gain knowledge of

along the way. And even just following somebody that's done the route in the past is huge.

So last year, you know, we started off the race. There was like six

racers in the lead pack. And basically all I was doing was just kind of observing what they do,

you know, a lot of, a lot of time wasted is in checkpoints. And so kind of figuring out, you know,

the best, the best kind of situation when you get into a checkpoint, you take off your clothes, you take off your boots, you put it next to the fire, you eat food right away, you hydrate, you fill up your camelback.

All of these things, you know, I learned just by observing what other racers were doing.

And so this year, coming back into the race, I was like,

all right, well, what can I do to kind of save those minutes and seconds in the checkpoints?

And, you know, a lot of things that the guys were doing were, you know, they were doing it swiftly

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