Meet The Man Who Refused To Die: James Golding | The Way of The Wildcard

Meet the man who refuses to die: James Golding. Follow the unbelievable story of 2 times cancer survivor as he overcomes extreme challenges to break the seven day cycling world record in an attempt to qualify for Race Across America.

“People say I’m unlucky because I’ve had cancer twice and I’ve been hit by a truck. But strangely if it hadn’t come along when it did it would have been a very different story”

From Oceanside, California to Annapolis, Maryland, James Golding hopes the same intense drive and ambition to overcome cancer twice and an extreme road accident will see him through 3000 miles of sleep deprivation and high temperatures in one of the hardest cycling races in the world.

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[Joe-truv]

My father did race across america and never really talked about it. This video has certainly given me a whole new respect for him!

[elcasket]

This proves once again that the bicycle is humanity's best invention

[adarshsrivastava]

That's so inspirational!! I'm motivated than ever to do even more cycling!

[noremac]

This guys is an absolute legend and a hero but I was not ready for that intro with the Truck.
Almost spat my drink out.

[jakepatton]

so amazing, i've got clinical depression and this really just motivated me thank you @james golding

[martinwilson]

Determination personified. Most of the world’s population could learn a thing or ten from this fella. Well done sir

[STsimracing]

I'm so happy to hear that they survived😊😊

[Tomz]

This is really inspiring, and motivating. In 10 days I will travel almost 900km on a BMX. This video helped massively

[fredhoy]

You're absolutely right. Your adversity has been your salvation. Glad you got past the situational depression. It can be the real killer. What makes you the most fortunate in my opinion is that you've learned the positive lessons. And you're a fighter. Carry on.

[cooketarlton]

My dad did race across america 2014 and 19 I was crew for 19. Crazy stuff

[SamMartinPeakPerformance]

Jheez. this guy is a hero and real inspiration 👏

[paulhoulden]

Im a runner myself amonsgt other hobbies, but what an inspiration you are mate, I live near where youre from too, absolutely love it. Cheers Red Bull for the film

[triciamcintyre]

My big bike ride was cycling my hardtail MTB 26 miles to a seaside resort and getting the train back, felt great 👍💯🚴

[hermanmackay]

Very nice to see you triumph over setbacks.

[enviouspix]

Wicked edit. Love ya work James great story.

[vfam]

Great story - excellent job Red Bull team!! Will share with my family and friends :)

[alexandro]

What a beast!!! I was feeling great today after a 60km ride 😅😐

[STsimracing]

It wold really mean the world to me i've red bull replied i'm a fan🤗!

[stephen_unc]

it's not supposed to say that because we must be positive and everything but life and people sucks sometimes, I feel like I have no place I can feel free and appeased

[Timtimzi]

Cycling deserves more credit than what it's worth. Underpaid athletes who train like crazy and can lose everything in a single crash.