THE ROAD BACK TO BERLIN

UNFINISHED
BUSINESS.

Seven years of work. One unfinished race.
Thomas Cloyd is going back to finish what he started.

THIS IS THE COMEBACK

WHEELCHAIR MARATHON RACERSCROLL TO THE STORY

Thomas Cloyd pushing his quad rugby chair through the streets of Chicago

EVERY PUSH HAS LED HERE.

THE NEXT CHAPTER

BERLIN. 27.09.26.

The countdown to the start. 08:29 in Berlin.

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FOLLOW HIM LIVE

HOW TO FOLLOW ON RACE DAY

SUNDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2026

BE THERE
FOR THE START.

Thomas goes off in the wheelchair wave on Sunday morning in Berlin, which is the middle of the night across the States. Set an alarm.

08:29BERLIN

00:29MOUNTAIN

01:29CHICAGO

Scheduled wheelchair start. All three clocks are the same Sunday morning.

01 / RACE DAY

Follow him live

The course map with where he is, his splits, and what is coming up next.

OPEN THE LIVE MAP

01 / THE WORK BEFORE THE START LINE

2019 TO 2026. EVERY SESSION COUNTS.

SEVEN YEARS.
NOT ONE SHORTCUT.

Through the Bay Area. Through Minneapolis.
Through Chicago. Early starts, long roads, and the same choice, again and again: keep pushing.

335↗

LOGGED ACTIVITIES

Showing up. Then showing up again.

1,375MI

MILES IN THE LOG

Every mile earned.

259K

PUSHES SINCE 2024

One push. A quarter-million times over.

BAY AREAMINNEAPOLISCHICAGOBERLIN ↗

02 / THE LONG WAY HERE

A FINISH LINE IS NEVER JUST A LINE.

Thomas racing through downtown Chicago, focused on the road ahead

THOMAS CLOYD / CHICAGO

BUILT
BY THE
WORK.

PROGRESS ISN’T
A STRAIGHT LINE.

Thomas races marathons in his quad rugby chair. The clock tells part of the story. What it takes to keep going tells the rest.

CHICAGO / 2019FINISHED

5:17THE FIRST MARATHON.

His first 26.2.

LAS VEGAS HALF / 2022FINISHED

2:20HALF THE DISTANCE.

13.1 miles through Las Vegas. Another finish on the board.

CHICAGO / 2022FINISHED

5:54AND NOTHING GIVEN.

One long stop, about twelve minutes. Nearly six hours out on the course. He still found his way to the finish.

CHICAGO / 2025FINISHED

5:12ALMOST NO STOPPING.

27.1 miles. Nearly non-stop. Forty-two minutes faster than 2022. Seven years of work taking shape.

But there’s another city.
And a race that isn’t finished.

03 / BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 2025

DID NOT FINISH

THE ROAD
STOPPED AT
MILE
17.

Last September,
Berlin ended early.

His race stopped at mile 17. After everything it took to get there, 9.2 miles still stood between him and the finish line.

One unfinished race.
One city he couldn’t leave behind.

SO HE’S GOING BACK.

START / 0 MIFINISH / 26.2 MI

17.0 MI PUSHED9.2 MI OF UNFINISHED BUSINESS

04 / FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED

BERLIN, GERMANY · 52.52° N / 13.40° E

SEPTEMBER 27, 2026

SAME CITY.
SAME DISTANCE.
NEW ENDING.

He’s returning to the same city and the same 26.2 miles. Carrying seven years of work, every hard-earned finish, and the one that got away.

One shot at redemption.
Every push toward the finish.

Thomas at the Berlin Marathon start area, another racer blurred beside him — THE CITY THAT’S CALLING HIM BACK.BERLIN ↗

05 / WATCH THE ROAD BACK

MATH vs VIBES ON YOUTUBE

FOLLOW THE
ROAD BACK.

Can a model call Thomas’s finish better than he can? Eric brought the math. Thomas brought the vibes. Watch them argue it out before Sunday.

EPISODE 1 · 17 MIN

Can Math Predict Your Marathon Time Better Than You Can?

WATCH ON YOUTUBE

SHORT · 59 SEC

Unfinished Business

WATCH THE SHORT

RACE DAY · SUNDAY 27 SEPTEpisode 2 after the finish.

FOR EVERYONE WHO HAS SOMETHING LEFT TO FINISH.

KEEP PUSHING.

THOMAS CLOYDBERLIN MARATHON / 27 SEPTEMBER 2026BACK TO TOP ↑

06 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PUSH

BERLIN ’26

IN HIS CORNER.

Two sponsors. One finish line.
Backing Thomas all the way to Berlin.

WITH THOMAS. TO THE FINISH.

UNFINISHED
BUSINESS.

BERLIN. 27.09.26.