We are very excited to bring 4 team races for 2025.

The race format will be a team of 2 in either all male or female and mixed teams. Two options of races, for those who new to navigation there will be a short race of between 3-4 hours called Sprint.

The course will be easy and help improve your navigation.

For those that navigate there will be 6-8 hours race called endurance.

Sprint and Endurance races have a series in both races the best 3 races count.

2025 Team Adventure Race Series Events

Nagles 22nd Feb – Registration is Closed – Results Click here

Keeper AR 12th April Registration is Open

Rogaine 6hr & 24hr 14/15 June Results

Kinsale AR 27th Sept Endurance points – Endurance splits – Sprint splits

Final 2025 National Team AR Series Tables are available below

History of the National Team Adventure Race Series.
The Team Adventure Race series was setup in 2022 with 4 events and included two categories Sprint and Endurance
Role of Honour – Team Series Winners 2022 –
Table Endurance Women Endurance Men Endurance Mixed Sprint Women Sprint Men Sprint Mixed
2025
2024 Maeve O Grady &

Sarah Gilligan

Kevin O’Brien &

Nicky O Donoghue

Vanessa Lawrence &

Ciaran Nolan

Karen Firman &

Gillian Power

Thomas McGuinness &

Kieran McGuinness

Kay Quirke &

Tom Quirke

2023 No winner Kevin O’Brien &

Nick O’Donoghue

No winner No winner Cian Murphy &

Cathal Owens

Lesleyann Wylie &

Eoin Wylie

2022 Paula Fitzpatrick &

Heather O’Brien

Johan Muller &

Adrian Cunningham

Lorraine Horan &

James Connelly

No winner Stephen Geraghty &

Paul Tierney

Eddie O’Callaghan &

Michelle O Donnell

General Rules and Guidelines

TAR (Team Adventure Race) Series Rules for 2024

  • Teams with names as entered for their first race of the series to be considered for TAR series points
  • Should circumstance permit each team may use one other person as a substitute for one or several events in any one year
  • Mixed team may have 1 substitute of each gender if needed but not in same race
  • No change permitted in Team clarification i.e. Male/Female/Mixed Pair as originally entered
  • Should extra substitutes be used by any team in addition to the initial allowed substitute then that team’s result will not count for the Series
  • Series prizes will be awarded to each winning team in each of the classification and each distance event (Endurance & Sprint)
  • Each team members should not be more than 100m apart during the race
  • Each team should carry the mandatory equipment though out the race

Race Finish Classification generally will be:

  • A) Most points gained net of any bonus’ or penalties
  • B) If equal net points then fastest time
  • C) Teams with most Mandatory Check Points (MCP) will be ranked above those with less
  • Points for Transition Areas (TAs) & MCPs are 100 points
  • Time bonus / penalties for all Optional Check Points (OCPs) are likely to vary with each race
  • Penalties for teams finishing over allocated time will generally be 10 points per minute late but may vary with each race
  • In the event of a tie for first place and overall Team Series Championship the following tie breaks will be initiated and they will be initiated in the following order
    • Of the racers tied for 1st place – whoever has the most race ‘wins’
    • Of the racers tied for 1st place – whoever has the most points in head-to-head events
      • This means events where the tied racers participated in same race
      • This means ‘started a race’ – a DNF counts as 0 points in this situation
    • Of the racers tied for 1st place – Lowest cumulative head-to-head time
      • Example: the tied racers competed head to head in 2 events. Their overall time for the 2 events is added up and the lowest cumulative time determines the winner
    • In the event that racers are still tied for 1st place there will be joint 1st place