Scott Hamilton is known for his resilience in the face of overwhelming odds. In the next few days, his resilience will be tested like never before. On Tuesday, May 3 Scott and a committed team of bicyclists, led by record-setting cyclist Johnny Burrell, will ride the 444-mile Natchez Trace Parkway to Erase the Trace of glioblastoma.  

Glioblastoma is considered the most aggressive form of brain cancer with a median survival rate of 9 – 12 months and is one of the most complex and treatment resistance cancers. In the century since glioblastoma was discovered, there are still just a few drugs FDA approved to treat it and research into new treatments is grievously underfunded.

With each push of the pedal, shift in gears and spin of the bike tires, Scott and the Erase the Trace cyclists are committed to funding new and innovative research to ensure a better future for glioblastoma patients.

Join us and revolutionize treatment for glioblastoma with a donation of $88.80, which is 20 cents for every mile Scott rides in the 2^nd annual Erase the Trace bike ride.  Be one of the first 10 people to donate $88.80 and receive an autographed copy of Scott’s book “The Great Eight.”



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