Cancer has shaped my life in more than one way, and this year, I’m riding not only in memory, but in celebration.

I’m taking on the 200km ride again to support life-saving cancer research, honouring my dad, Sandoval, who we lost to Glioblastoma 12 years ago. His strength continues to inspire me every day, and he is always part of the reason I ride.

This year also carries a different kind of purpose, filled with gratitude, admiration, and hope. I’m riding to celebrate the incredible cousins who have faced breast cancer with courage, resilience, and unwavering determination. Some have overcome it, some are still fighting, and all of them remind me what true strength looks like.

This ride is for remembrance and for celebration.
For those we miss.
For those still fighting.
For those who survived.

Research is what turns fear into hope and diagnosis into survival stories. 100% of funds raised go directly to the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, helping brilliant scientists continue their work toward better treatments and breakthroughs.

If you’re able to support my ride or share my page, you’re helping push that progress forward — for my family, for yours, and for everyone whose life has been touched by cancer.

Together, we ride for hope, for strength, and for the future.