18 Hours for 18 Years…

Anyone else for an 18 hour Zwift ride? That's how Daniel Dixon and Jack Stanton-Stock will celebrate turning 18, while NHS fundraising
VALLETTA, MALTA - OCTOBER 19, 2019: in the Youth Boys Enduro Race during Super League Triathlon Malta on October 19, 2019 in Valletta, Malta. (Photo by Tommy Zaferes/Superleague Triathlon) Daniel Dixon
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A Birthday ‘celebration’ to remember

18 Hours on Zwift for two young Brits for NHS Charities Together

Two up-and-coming British Elite triathletes, Daniel Dixon and Jack Stanton-Stock, have come up with an athletic and charitable way to celebrate their 18th birthdays.

Next Thursday, 14th May, the pair will ride for 18 hours on Zwift, hoping to raise some funds along the way for the NHS Charities Together campaign.

You can support them here >>> https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/18hoursfor18years

Daniel and Jack were first and third, respectively, at the Super League Triathlon Jersey Youth event in 2018 (report HERE), with Daniel maintaining his Super League success again in Malta a year later, where I again interviewed him after the race (report HERE).

Super League Triathlon Jersey
Photo: Darren Wheeler / Super League Triathlon Jersey (Daniel, centre and Jack, right)

Best of luck to Daniel and Jack on their challenge – you can find out more about both athletes on these links:

#18hoursfor18years

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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