We are very excited to bring 4 team races for 2023.

The first Race this year is Glenmalure Try a Tar in Wicklow on Sat 18th Feb 2023 click here for more info

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.

2023 Team Adventure Race Series Events

2023 National Team AR Series – Sprint Events

Glenmalure Try a TAR 18th Feb – Results HERE

Kinsale Adventure Challenge 24th June – Click here for details

Rogaine 6 hour 18th of June – Click here for details

South East Adventure race 23 Sep

2023 National Team AR Series – Endurance Events

Glenmalure Try a TAR 18th Feb – Results HERE

Kinsale Adventure Challenge 24th June  – Click here for details

Rogaine 24 hours 17th of June – Click here for more details

TBC

Final 2022 National Team AR Series Tables are available below

2022 Sprint Series Men

2022 Sprint Series Women

2022 Mixed Sprint Series

2022 Endurance Series Men

2022 Endurance Series Women

2022 Endurance Series Mixed

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 – 

Endurance Women Endurance Men Endurance Mixed Sprint Women Sprint Men Sprint Mixed
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

The 2022 NTARS is planned to be as below with 2 categories: ‘Endurance’ and ‘Sprint’ – All events info is based on best available data at the time of publishing.

  1. In each category a racer’s any best 3 results will count towards final total
  2. The races in each category will be:

Endurance & Sprint:

  1. Glenmalure Try A TAR 18th Feb
  2. Kinsale AC June 24th June
  3. Rogaine 24 and 6 hour race 17 & 18th of June
  4. TBC
  1. Points will be awarded based on the FINAL published results from each race:
    • These are the official final results as provided by the race director and official race timing partner
    • NARS does not have any input in to these and tables will not be published until final official results are available
    • Note that official final results may not be the same as position crossing the finish line. Wave starts will be factored in to final official results and points awarded will reflect the final results list
    • Separate points will be awarded for first 50 finishers in both women’s and men’s category in each race
      • 50 points for 1st place, 49 points for 2nd place, 48 for 3rd place etc…
    • You do not need to be a member of any club to be eligible for TARS or to be awarded points
  2. If you finish in the top 50 (of your Cat) in any qualifying race (see race list) then you will be automatically added to the NARS points table
  3. The only information on any racer NARS has any access to or uses is the data available from the race results which is publicly available on the race website
  4. The top 3 Women – Men -Mixed teams in both the Endurance and Sprint category with the racer in first place in each category being names ‘Team Adventure Race Series Champion’
  5. In the event of a tie for first place and overall Team Series Champion 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
  6. In the event of a tie for 2nd and 3rd place the same process will be followed as 6. above
  7. There will be no criteria or resolution applied to any ties outside of top 3 in each category
  8. Points Tables
    • Tables will be published after the Final Official results are available from each event
    • Tables will be published on the adventureracing.ie website