Team VOOM's Athletes.

Jodie Gauld is a Cornwall-based trail ultra runner with a simple drive: to explore the world on her own two feet and find out just how far she can go. She grew up running across rock pools in search of the best sea creatures, scrambling over technical terrain before she ever knew it was a skill – and that early instinct to move, explore and wonder has never left her. She discovered ultra running at 20 and hasn’t looked back. A seven-time finisher of the Lakeland 100 (including 3rd female and the youngest “Lakeland Legend”) and 2nd female at the 2025 Dragon’s Back Race – 380km across the spine of Wales with 16,400m of ascent – she is also the first known person to run the Bartang Valley in Tajikistan, documented in the multi-award-winning film Running the Roof. The Dragon’s Back perhaps best captures what draws her to this sport: a race that felt bigger than her before, during, and after finishing it. Pushing physical, mental and emotional limits through wild, beautiful places.. VOOM fuels her time on the trails – her go-to is the Berry Pocket Rocket Caffeine Kick, with Fusion Fuel a close and ever-present contender. Follow Jodie Gauld on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jodiegauld/

Megan Huggins is a an ultra marathon runner and coach within her first year she has won 5 races and set new course records. This is only the start. Ultras are so much more than just running it’s an adventure. She love’s pushing herself limits both mentally and physically, she not only loves the racing but the hard training block and dedication it takes. Meg would love to inspire more women to get into this incredible sport as you can push yourself further than you think. Follow Megan Huggins on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/megan.lift

My name is Jamie Whitcher, I’m 22 years old and live in Bournemouth. I compete nationally and internationally across Road, Track, TT’s and from 2027 also Gravel. I have achieved many podiums results in the UK and in Europe, but my proudest moment was representing Team Great Britain at the U23 European Track Championships in Germany earlier this year. I competed in the Individual Pursuit and the Omnium, highlight was finishing 3rd in the scratch race which was part of the Omnium. For 2027 I’ll be a privateer rider so I’m lucky enough to choose which nutrition partner I have, and of course it had to be VOOM. Follow Jamie Whitcher on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jwhitcher_/

Jake Collier is a British international mountain runner currently living and studying in Italy, where he combines a Master’s degree in Mathematics with a demanding training and racing programme. Jake competes throughout the year both in longer trail races in the UTMB and Golden Trail circuit, as well VK and Classic distances in the WMRA World Cup. Alongside competing, Jake documents his journey through YouTube, sharing the training, racing and lifestyle behind performance at an international level. With high training volumes and a demanding race calendar, Jake relies on VOOM to fuel key sessions and races, optimise recovery, and consistently perform at his best throughout the season. Follow Jake Collier on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/jakecollierjc/ Youtube: https://youtube.com/@jakecollierjc?si=MpAugIttDgm8YJsf

Nina Cameron is an Elite Downhill Mountain Bike athlete from the Scottish Highlands racing continental races, national races and even UCI World Cup races around Europe. She is completing her study’s of BSc (Hons) Sports and Exercise Science at Abertay University. Nina balances dissertation research, studying, training and absolutely loving it! She loves the outdoors which works perfectly for doing training and big days on the bike being fuelled with VOOM carb mixes, Electrolytes and Energy Bars!! Follow Nina Cameron on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/ninacameronn/

Major Natalie Taylor is a GP in the British Army, now a reservist. She who has deployed all over the world including Afghanistan, Oman, Uzbekistan and Eastern Europe providing medical support to NATO forces and host nations. Being passionate about delivering quality patient care in any environment Natalie pursues a research interest in maximising performance and understanding physiology in extreme environments through wearable technology. While working as a full-time military GP Natalie co-organised and was assistant leader on Ice Maiden, the first all-female team to cross Antarctica coast to coast using muscle power alone. Subsequently organised and led INSPIRE22, a military-civilian medical research expedition to the South Pole in 2022-23. Natalie is on the Wilderness Expedition Medicine (WEM) Faculty and has been on expeditions around the globe. Natalie is a Nordic ski instructor and was fortunate enough to captain the Army Medical Services (AMS) Ladies team at the British Biathlon and Nordic Championships where they won the AMS first ever silver wear including gold in the team 10km classic race. Alongside Nordic skiing Natalie is also a Mountain Leader and training to become an Alpine Mountain Leader. Outside of work Natalie competes in Adventure racing with Team Endurnacelife and has won several ultra-marathons including the 6633, a 380 mile foot race in the Canadian Arctic twice, Ultra Tour Monta Rosa (UTMR) twice, second in Ultra Trail Snowdonia 100M 2025, Dragons Back FKT and 1st British Female at UTMB 2026. Natalie is most at home in the great outdoors and likes nothing more than passing on this enthusiasm to others and get the bug for the wilderness. Follow Natalie Taylor on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/taylor_ntaylor/

Philippa Gib is a makeup artist and content creator from the north east who loves to be creative. Pip runs ultramarathons and generally just loves being outside, pushing her limits and seeing just how far she can take herself. She’s constantly chasing that feeling of getting stronger, going further and finding out where my physiological handbrake really is because if she’s honest, she always want more. For Pip, endurance is about so much more than the finish line. She love’s the journey of getting to those start lines. The hard training blocks that keeps her mind ticking and having something to focus on. But most of all, Pip loves doing it for the women. If she can inspire even one woman to believe she is capable of more than she thought, then that makes me happy. And if there’s one thing that gets her through a ultra, it’s the VOOM carb mixes, oh and the caffeine squares. She loves the caffeine! Follow Philippa Gib on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/philippagib/

Samuel Wyatt-Haines is a first-year professional Ironman triathlete who earned his pro license after placing second at the 2025 Outlaw Triathlon in Nottingham. A former professional cricketer for Somerset County Cricket Club, he discovered triathlon while studying law at the University of Exeter. Starting with a basic road bike at the local velopark, his early interest quickly turned into an obsession with aerodynamic optimization, high-performance gear, and speed. Follow Samuel Wyatt-Haines on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/samuelwyatt_haines/

Poppy Cooke is a British mountain runner and cyclist from Yorkshire, specialising in mountain and fell running alongside Time Trialling. Having competed at a high level since the age of 13, Poppy has represented England internationally as a junior in mountain running and has also raced internationally in cyclocross. Over the past year, Poppy has established herself across both running and cycling, finishing 4th at the National 10-Mile TT Championships and 5th at the National 25-Mile TT Championships, while also securing a top-five finish in the English Fell Running Championship series. But more than anything, Poppy loves racing and training, whether that’s heading out for big days in the fells, pushing herself in a race or spending hours on the bike on a long café ride. She loves training hard, testing her limits and finding out what she is capable of, while making sure she is properly fuelled along the way. Follow Poppy Cooke on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/poppy.isabellex/

Emma Clark is a primary school teacher and experienced cyclist who loves exploring cycling routes across the UK. Whether she’s going on solo mini-adventures or bringing people together for social rides, she is always looking for her next cycling experience. She is especially passionate about encouraging more women into cycling and bringing female cyclists together, hosting regular cycling weekends in the Cotswolds for women to connect and ride. Follow Emma Clark on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/wrwkcyclist/

Ben James is an adventurer, ultra runner and mountaineer with a passion for pushing his limits in some of the world’s toughest environments. Starting out with hill walking, camping and climbing, his adventures have grown to include summiting Scotland’s ten highest peaks in winter, climbing Iceland’s highest mountain, traversing Iceland, expeditions in the Atlas Mountains and Svalbard, and an ambitious winter crossing of Iceland. Ultra running and mountain running have become a natural extension of his love for endurance and exploration, allowing him to travel further, lighter and faster through the mountains. Ben also regularly uses his challenges to support charitable causes, raising more than £6,000 for various charities. Follow Ben James on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/benjames_explores

Adam Hartley is a road cyclist from the North West, racing with Wheelbase CabTech Castelli and taking on everything from road races and stage races to long-distance endurance events. Having previously ridden on the Great Britain U23 national squad and raced events including the Tour de Yorkshire and Tour of Britain, Adam stepped away from competitive cycling before rediscovering his love for the sport and returning to racing seriously this year. These days, it’s all about seeing how far he can push himself, whether that’s lining up for a race, taking on a big day in the hills or simply putting the miles in during training. Recent highlights include 13th at the British Yorkshire Grand Prix with Wheelbase, winning the overall GC at the Mennock Pass Stage Race and completing the Fred Whitton Challenge with the 5th-fastest time on the day. Most importantly, Adam just loves riding his bike and is passionate about training hard, racing fast and fuelling properly to get the most out of every ride. Follow Adam Hartley on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/adamhartley98/