Ep 93: Burts Crayston taking on the World

So you said you're coming into the fifth round of the British Extreme Enduro.

So how has that gone this year for you?

Pretty good so far.

I can't remember the results from the previous year.

previous three ones, but the last round I won down in Wales, which was quite good, which was my second win in the British Extremes I've had, which I was quite happy about.

So it was quite a fall.

I tend to sort of do well in more faster sort of situations, and that one down there was quite a faster track, which benefited me, which I got to win there, which was quite good.

I had a good battle with Bert Boehm as well in that event.

It was a shame that he lost his moose actually, because it was that fast in the sections that his moose actually disintegrated, so he dropped behind.

But it was a good race, that.

Really good.

So from

that, yeah.

What's your favorite race in that series?

Ooh, I'd say probably Tong.

Tong's probably my favorite.

Okay.

Why is that?

I think it's one of the bigger racetracks in the actual British extremes.

There's always probably, I think, I don't know, I dread that.

There's probably over 5,000 people that turn up to the event at night.

It's like a big old estate ground.

So there's all fire roads running for it and that.

And literally some of the states can get to it.

It's like looking and thinking you're back in the European race.