What's in a record? Revisiting the 2011 'Lap of Australia' record Lachlan Morton is trying to beat
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Dave Alley, reflecting on his record-setting ride across Australia, emphasized the importance of personal fulfillment over the record itself, stating, 'I did everything I could to get around as fast as I could.' His achievement transcended mere numbers as it embodied his commitment to the challenge.
Alley, who achieved the fastest ride around Australia in 2011, shared that crossing the finish line with nothing left in the tank was more significant than the record, as it affirmed his dedication and effort during the journey.
While Lachlan Morton is currently on track to set a new record for the fastest ride around Australia, Alley expressed pride in the fact that others pursue his feats as benchmarks, indicating that pushing boundaries is part of cycling's spirit.
Having previously set various records for cycling, running, and kayaking, Dave Alley views the pursuit of records as an inevitable progression in sports, bringing nostalgia and enjoyment in others chasing his benchmarks.
Read at cyclingnews.com
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