Meet Jay Doig, the man who does ultra-marathons ‘just for a laugh’! He's competed in a number of ultramarathons all over Scotland, and is now going from racing them to pushing his limits in a whole new way. Join him as he goes after a massive multi-day event, and takes on one of Scotland’s iconic road trip routes on foot.
Fuelled by pure love for adventure and a hunger to push his limits, both physically and mentally. With his crew at hand, he's all set for a jaw-dropping 500-mile run through Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes.
Jay's game plan? Complete 52 to 74 miles every day, hoping to nail the challenge in 7 to 10 days. More than just running, this journey is about smashing boundaries, embracing the tough stuff, and finding that place deep within.
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About Jay
History of Ultramarathon
August 2022
Loch Ness 24 - Small Teams
Placing 2nd place in the Loch Ness 24 race, the small teams format including Jordan Doig and Reed Cameron. The team added an extra layer of complexity, requiring seamless coordination, unwavering teamwork and synchronised pacing to navigate the unpredictable Scottish terrain.
In the heart of the Tweed Valley, amidst undulating landscapes and challenging trails, emerged a force to be reckoned with – Ultra Marathon Tweed Valley, covering an awe-inspiring 65km.
November 2022
Tweed Valley Ultra - 65km
February 2023
Falkirk 7 Hour Ultra Trail Race
The route, spanning approximately 4 miles around Callander Park, offered a picturesque and enjoyable course that looped around for a challenging 7 hours.
May 2023
Moray Coastal Trail 50
A 50-mile ultra showcasing expansive sandy beaches, dense forests, breathtaking cliffs and coastal formations along the picturesque Moray coastline.
August 2023
Loch Ness 24 - Solo
Attaining the 15th position in the solo category at Loch Ness 24.
September 2023
Ochils 50 mile Ultra
Exhilarating journey that covers 50 miles of rugged terrain, meandering through ancient woodlands, challenging ascents, and breathtaking vistas.