How Lachlan Morton Smashed a 13-Year-Old Record: 279 Miles a Day Around Australia

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Lachlan Morton has done it again! In an incredible feat of endurance, Lachlan cycled 8,824 miles around Australia in just 30 days, 9 hours, and 59 minutes, smashing a 13-year-old record for "The Lap." Averaging an astonishing 279 miles per day, Morton braved extreme weather, tough terrain, and even a nagging Achilles tendon injury to set a new Fastest Known Time (FKT) for one of the world’s toughest cycling challenges. In this video, we dive into his journey, the strategy behind his success, and the incredible support team that helped him achieve this historic feat. Watch now to find out how Lachlan Morton redefined what's possible in endurance cycling!

/ The Adventure Brief Ep.008 /

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