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Going the distance: The Nat Ross diary 2007
Racing for seven years as pro mountain biker, 36-year-old Nat Ross' name is synonomous with endurance racing, and he is a master at 24-hour solo races.
The super-chill Ross hails from Colorado and knows how to go the distance, day or night.
A winner 24 Hours of Moab in 2004 and 2006, he has been a member of the Subaru Gary Fisher team longer than any other racer.
Latest entry: November 16: If you build it, they will come
2007 diary entries
- November 16: If you build it, they will come
- September 22: Not the best 24 hours
- August 8: 24 hour nationals not getting any easier
- May 4: Dirt, Sweat & Gears
- March 5: Mas-o-menos
- February 16: Winter tri guy
2006 diary entries
- November 5: The short version of the 2006 24 Hours of Moab.
- October 4: One step closer...
- August 3: The nearly 24 Hour Nationals
- July 25: RAAM - alien cultures and headwinds
- May 1: Breaking the course record at Temecula
- April 26: Marathon madness
- March 30: Winter plumage
Interview and profile: Going the distance (March 2006)