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Iain Veitch's CeltMan Quest

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Iain Veitch, the 44-year-old endurance athlete from Peebles, is set to conquer the CeltMan triathlon, following his recent victory at SaharaMan in Algeria. Despite a broken vertebra in training, he secured second place in CeltMan last year and is determined to claim the top spot before age slows him down. As a warmup, hell participate in the Roc Wales event in Snowdonia.

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Iain Veitch's CeltMan Quest

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Iain Veitch's CeltMan Quest. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's May 3rd. Welcome to Edinburgh News today, powered by AI. I-N-Veech, the 44-year-old endurance beast from Peoples, just crushed the Sahara Man in Algeria earlier this year, but he's got one big goal. Left, owning the brutal kelp man triathlon. This beast includes a 4-kilometer swim through Jellyfish in Locke Shieldake, a 200-kilometer bike around Torridon, with the N500 Climb, and a 42-kilometer mountain run. Last year, I-N-Snag second place in the 11 hours, 13 minutes and 49 seconds, even after slipping and breaking a vertebrae in. Training weeks before. He also took 3rd and 2024, fueling that fire for unfinished business. He says, straight up. If he'd won already, he might not return, but now he's locked in to claim victory before age catches up. As a warm-up before kelp man on June 13, Ian heads to Snowdonia for the Rock Whales, a lighter 1.5-kilometer sea swim, 100-kilometer bike, and Snowdon run up and down. He's

1:04won it twice with a course record and was runner-up in 2025. Reflecting on Sahara Man, locals mobbed him with pride, one guy even thanking him for putting pebbles on the map. Training through Scotland's icy winters, with a head torch, made that North African heat win even sweeter proof, this rapper of the roads is just getting.

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