Here are some nuggets of information that may prove useful for people giving the Mongol Derby a crack for the first time.

The Mongol Derby requires a plethora of considerations for when you have finished the race. Here are a few ideas.

The final day is full of happiness but also a deep saddness for the loss of the most magical experience.

Day 9 of the Mongol Derby and this is where the mental and kit prep pre race really makes a difference.

The quickest horses in the world are saved for the end of the race. If you make it that far.

Beyond exhausted and sore, but day 7 was not full of too much drama, just the usual expected with the Mongol Derby.

Day 6 and the field is beginning to thin out from injuries.

The anticipated halfway point of the race and seeing familiar faces was a welcome sight after some lonely days.

Day 4 and here is where the realisation you have another 6 days of this hits. Tierdness and sores are no longer a fun talking topic.

Day 3 sees the realisation that these horses are semi-wild and the aching starts to creep in.

The Mongol Derby 2023 day 2, dog chases and scenic wees being the highlights.

What to expect on day one of the craziness that is the Mongol Derby.

All the details on the training days on the steppe before the Mongol Derby 2023

What happens when you have never ridden further than 15k in one go and sign up for a 40k race on a horse you have never ridden? Thrills,...

A few notes and tips from my training in 2022 and early 2023 (or lack thereof) for racing across 1000km of Mongolian landscape. If you...