Tobin Miller | Silver to Gold - An American's Honest Romaniacs Guide | S2E21
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We got to meet Tobin at Red Bull Romaniacs this year and what it pleasure it was to also have him on the podcast. Fresh US blood on the international stage of hard enduro is something we hope to see more of in the future. In this episode we chat to Tobin about his Romaniacs experience from doing Silver class as a “warm up” and getting a good understanding of how things work at an intense race like Romaniacs before entering Gold class this year in 2026. He shares some great insights into how Silver and Gold differ and which riders could be considering entering the class depending on their local US hard enduro results.
Tobin shares some of his ambitions for the future and his desire to do more races on the international stage if the opportunity were to present itself. He also shares some interesting insight into riding in the US. From training, traveling to different races as well as the do’s and don’ts on riding in different areas in the US. We see Tobin as a rider to keep an eye on in the future and someone who has a bright career ahead of him.
We hope you enjoy this episode
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:28 Meet Tobin Miller, Champion Brick Racing
01:53 First Romaniacs experience: Silver class
05:06 Why doing silver first was the right call
06:22 Gold class in 2026
08:46 Gold class mindset
09:52 Prologue
10:05 Day 1
16:06 The silver vs gold gap
17:22 How US hard enduro stacks up
19:11 US representation at Romaniacs
21:10 A 4-day rally style hard enduro event in America
22:03 Day 4
22:55 International ambitions
25:57 HEWC vs USHE
27:08 Champion Brick Racing
28:44 USHE season update
35:00 Training in the US
36:16 Land access in America
39:06 Enduro Burrows
42:28 Next up, TKO
Tobin thinks America needs a 4-day rally style hard enduro race, do you agree? And if so, where in the US would you have it? Let us know in the comments ↓↓↓
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