
Svein Tuft sits down with 24-year-old Brennan King to talk about his upcoming FKT attempt on the Tip To Tail route — 700+ km of mostly gravel from Port Hardy to Victoria on Vancouver Island, with 8,500 meters of...


FKT Challenges There’s something about going out the door with a simple idea: pick a route, push yourself, and see what you’re capable of. FKT Challenges is built around that. This isn’t about big events, travel budgets, or perfectly structured race calendars. It’s for people with jobs, families, responsibilities—people who still feel that pull to go hard, to test themselves, and to see what’s possible on a given day. The idea is simple. Find a route in your local area. It could be a 30 km loop, a 100 km gravel ride, a mountain pass, or something you’ve always looked at and thought, “I wonder how fast I could do that.” Create it. Share it. Ride it. Post your route in the FKT Challenges Strava club. Share it with the community. Put a time down. That becomes the mark. From there, it’s open. Someone else can take a shot at it. Maybe they beat it, maybe they don’t. Maybe you go back and try again. That’s the whole point. It’s not about who’s the fastest in the world. It’s about creating your own challenges, in your own backyard, and showing up for them. What matters is the effort. This is about making endurance accessible again. No barriers to entry. No need to travel across the world. No need to wait for a start line. You choose the day. You choose the route. You go. And you share it. Because the real power in this is the community that builds around it. Cheering each other on. Following along. Watching someone take on something that’s big for them—whether that’s their first 100 km ride or an all-day effort deep into the mountains. There’s no elitism here. Some of the stories you’ll hear are from riders at the very top level, chasing big lines and big efforts. Others are from people just getting started, stepping into something new, and finding out what they’re capable of. Both matter equally. This podcast is about those stories. It’s about the quiet local loop that turned into something bigger than expected. It’s about the long days that don’t go to plan. It’s about the wins, the failures, the lessons, and the moments that stick with you long after the ride is over. From the biggest routes in the world to the small ones close to home—there’s value in all of it. Because at the end of the day, this isn’t really about time. It’s about showing up, doing something hard, and sharing that experience with others. That’s FKT Challenges.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFKT Challenges There’s something about going out the door with a simple idea: pick a route, push yourself, and see what you’re capable of. FKT Challenges is built around that. This isn’t about big events, travel budgets, or perfectly structured race calendars.
Recent episodes include "Brennan King takes on Rob Brittons Tip to Tail Vancouver Island FKT" (29 October 2026, 85 minutes), "Svein and Gregs take on the Taurus mountain race cancellation and talking about the 2026 Grizzly Gripper with Wise words from Lael Wilcox" (22 October 2026, 98 minutes), and "The Art of Scratching Ultras with some of the Greats" (12 October 2026, 150 minutes).
FKT Challenges publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 83 minutes.
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Svein Tuft sits down with 24-year-old Brennan King to talk about his upcoming FKT attempt on the Tip To Tail route — 700+ km of mostly gravel from Port Hardy to Victoria on Vancouver Island, with 8,500 meters of...

Svein sits down with Greg Taylor, first-ever winner of the Grizzly Gripper, fresh off a 24-hour backyard ultra at White Grizzly Lodge in Meadow Creek, BC. The Taurus Mountain Race While the Grizzly Gripper was...

What happens when the plan falls apart out there? In this episode of FKT Challenges Podcast, host Svein Tuft sits down with good friend Greg Taylor to dig into one of the hardest decisions in ultra-endurance...

Episode: Greg Taylor — First Winner of the Jumbo Wild 700 In the inaugural episode of the FKT Challenges Podcast, host Svein sits down with Greg Taylor from Coldstream, British Columbia — the first-ever winner of the...

Episode #7
Svein interviews Dirty Dan (Daniel Connell) from Deadhorse, Alaska — the northernmost point of the Pan-American Highway — the night before he attempts to break the Guinness World Record for fastest cycling of the full...

Rob Britton: Three FKTs in One Week Across the UK What does it look like to attempt three Fastest Known Times across an entire country in a single week? In this episode, host Svein sits down with pro cyclist and...

Episode #5
<p>FKT Smashed: Dirty Dan's Pacific Coast Record</p><p>Dirty Dan is back to break down his record-setting Pacific Coast FKT. Two conversations in now — the pre-ride chat before he rolled out, and this one, recorded less...

<p>Dirty Dan — Daniel Connell of Dirty Dan Bikes — is about to take on a Pacific Coast FKT, riding from the Canadian border toward Mexico on a route of roughly 2,667 km with over 24,000 metres of climbing.</p><p>This is...

Episode #3
<p>🎙️ Episode Notes – FKT Challenges</p><p>Ali & Mat (Trip Longer) – The Great Northern Bikepacking Route</p><p>In this episode, I sit down with Ali and Mat from Trip Longer—two riders who’ve built their lives around...

<p>Kootenay Gravel Classics – FKT | With Alec Janssens</p><p>What happens when you link together the best gravel in the Kootenays… and try to ride it all in one push?</p><p>In this episode of FKT Challenges, I sit down...

Episode #1
<p>FKT Challenges</p><p>FKT Challenges is a podcast about personal journeys on iconic routes—where the goal isn’t just speed, but the experience of taking on something meaningful.</p><p>Hosted by Svein Tuft, a former...
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