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Adventure Racing

Adventure Racing

Welcome to our Adventure racing page.

This page is designed as:

• An introduction source to people who have, as yet, not seen or been involved with this highly addictive sport.
• An information source on past and upcoming races/events.
• A means by which to contact organisers directly.
• Through selected links a means to access forums regarding races/events and sourcing teams/people looking you to join their team, as well as purchasing professional footage of past events.

Below are a list of links, all of which are involved within the Adventure Racing scene.

Click on the links below to access their site.

If you're into Adventure Racing you're in the right place! You’ll find all you need to know right here and can see the latest reports from our network of Adventure Racing sites around the world. If it’s going on in Adventure Racing ... it’s on here!

Dream provide media cover for many events including Adventure Racing, here you can view their extensive range of DVD's available to buy directly.

Causeway Coast Adventure Racing (CCAR) wishes to promote the sport of adventure racing in Northern Ireland, and to provide, in particular for the needs of the novice racer.

The Rat Race is a physical and mental adventure challenge that uses the cityscape as its playground. It is a team event in which participants hike, bike, abseil, climb and kayak the streets, structures, waterways and urban landscape, whilst navigating their way around a course that's only revealed to them hours before they begin.

If you are new to the events they have been created for the outdoor enthusiast who likes a challenge. The courses are designed for teams of 2 and 4 to compete in multidiscipline events such as mountain biking, trekking, kayaking and occasionally a few other things involving water and ropes.

Source2sea is the new way to challenge yourself by following the course of any river from its source to where it meets the sea.   This site has been designed to provide a one-stop base to help you to organise your own source to sea challenge. 

John & Louise McClean

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