At the heart of the Threshold Trail Series are the incredible individuals who push their limits not just for themselves, but for a greater cause. Our Charity Superstars are taking on the challenge of one of our ultramarathons while fundraising money and raising awareness for charities close to their hearts.
From first-time ultramarathoners to experienced endurance runners, each of our Superstars has an amazing journey ahead. Scroll down to meet them, learn about their chosen charities, and be inspired by their dedication to making a difference – one step to the finish line at a time.
Feel inspired? Why not take on Race to the Stones or Race to the King this year for one of our Gold Charities?
Meet George, one of our incredible charity fundraisers taking on Race to the King in support of Alzheimer’s Research UK. With three ultramarathons already under his belt, he’s no stranger to the challenge.
Money raised so far: nothing yet!
Ultra Count: 3
Blister Count: I prefer “battle scars”. Lots… and lots… and lots of battle scars!
Post-Race Meal: Pizza (preferably large, all to myself)
Motivational Song: From now on (from The Greatest Showman)
Ian is taking on Race to the Stones this summer in support of SSAFA. With an incredible £16,000 already raised, he’s hoping to push that total even higher as he crosses the finish line of his first ultramarathon—powered by determination and Elton John’s I’m Still Standing on repeat.
Money raised so far: £16,000
Ultra Count: First ever ultra
Blister Count: None! Got to look after those feet
Post-Race Meal: Pizza
Motivational Song: I’m Still Standing- Elton John
Billy is taking on Race to the Stones this year in support of Macmillan Cancer Support. As he trains for the challenge ahead, he’s staying focused on the finish line—and, of course, the well-earned meal waiting for him at the end!
Money raised so far: £650
Ultra Count: First ever ultra
Blister Count: 3
Post-Race Meal: Steak and chips with chocolate fudge cake
Motivational Song: Burning Heart- Survivor
Jacob is gearing up for his first ultramarathon at Race to the Stones in support of Parkinson’s UK. With his fundraising already underway, he’s ready to take on the challenge—hoping to keep his blister count at zero along the way!
Money raised so far: £30
Ultra Count: First ever ultra
Blister Count: I seem to be lucky enough to never get them!
Post-Race Meal: Chips. All the chips
Motivational Song: Just Me And The Dog- Sam Fender
Felix is taking on his first ultramarathon at Race to the Stones in support of SANE, a charity dedicated to supporting those affected by mental illness. Determined to take on the challenge, he’s putting in the miles and pushing himself to the finish line.
Money raised so far: £220
Ultra Count: First ever ultra
Blister Count: 6
Post Race-Meal: Extra large pizza, KFC tenders, pancakes with bacon and maple syrup
Motivational Song: Like Him- Tyler The Creator ft. Lola Young