Vet I Run Lee Davies

In this episode, I chat with Tom about the transition from the Military to being a professional athlete. We also speak about his aspirations moving forward, dealing with injury and the mindset needed to train at the highest level. 



Tom Evans made his mark on the ultrarunning world in 2017, when he came third in the 251km desert ultra Marathon des Sables (MdS). Despite entering on the back of a bet with a friend, his third-place finish was the best result any European had ever achieved in the history of the race.



Evans astounded once again in 2018, when he won the 101km CCC race at the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB) – the pinnacle of an incredibly successful racing year, which also saw him take the top spot – and break course records – at the Coastal Challenge Costa Rica and the South Downs Way 50.



At 2019's Western States, a near iconic fixture on the ultrarunning calendar, Evans took third place and even broke the record for the fastest overseas time at the Californian race, clocking 14 hrs 59 minutes in his debut 100-miler.



A British Army Captain, Tom Evans was little known to the ultrarunning world until 2017, but is now one of the world's leading competitors.

Welcome back to Vet I Run Podcast
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I talk to Evan Smith, a fellow Port Talbot Harriers runner.

Evan Smith 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
Autistic, Ultra Runner, Lone Wolf
Always go beyond, never settle 🐺

We cover Evans Journey towards ultra running and briefly talk about his future plans.

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