X-Marathon Adventure Race returns to the stunning Central Coast of New South Wales with a brand-new course, world-class terrain, and a coveted ticket to the 2027 World Championship on the line.

CENTRAL COAST, New South Wales, Australia — With a few days until the start, excitement is reaching fever pitch for the return of the X-Marathon Adventure Race, which will proudly host the 2026 Adventure Racing World Series (ARWS) Oceania Championship from September 4-6, 2026.

The Montane Adventure Race will test elite teams on a technical course open for 48 hours, as they pass through 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites and battle for a qualifying spot in the 2027 Adventure Racing World Championship.

Sjælland, Denmark — The Adventure Racing World Series (ARWS) is preparing for the 2026 European Championship, which will be contested across the rugged and historic terrain of Sjælland, Denmark from August 27-30th. As the pinnacle of the ARWS European circuit, the Montane Adventure Race will serve as a punishing and prestigious arena where the continent's elite teams must navigate a complex landscape of wild forests, coastline and open water, at the same time passing through centuries of history.

While the physical toll of the race will be immense, the event is uniquely defined as a passage through Danish heritage that transforms a standard competition into an odyssey of discovery.

TÉMISCAMING, QUEBEC, CANADA (30 July 2026) – The dawn of a new era in endurance sports has arrived. The inaugural Adventure Racing World Series (ARWS) Junior Adventure Racing World Championship wrapped up on Sunday in Témiscaming, Quebec, crowning six maiden world champion teams across Under-18 and Under-25 divisions. The highly anticipated four-day event, held from 23 to 26 July 2026, was a historic milestone that lived up to the title of a World Championship, showcasing thrilling, top-tier racing in spectacular wilderness venues.

Thirty-eight youth teams representing ten countries – Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, Uruguay, and the United States – travelled to Canada to compete in pairs. Over the course of the weekend, these outstanding young athletes pieced together inspiring performances that proved they are the trailblazers for the future of global adventure racing.

TÉMISCAMINGUE, QUEBEC, CANADA – Adventure racing is about to celebrate one of the most significant events in its history as the first-ever ARWS Junior Adventure Racing World Championship takes place from July 23 to 26, in the Témiscamingue region of Quebec, Canada.

The new Adventure Racing World Series Championship will see 38 junior teams representing 10 countries competing; including Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, Uruguay, and the United States—compete in pairs across Under-18 and Under-25 categories. France has made a particularly strong commitment, sending eight pairs to cover every age group and division, while the host nation and the neighboring US also boast substantial representation.

From April 25th to May 2nd, 2027, the 11th edition of Raid Bimbache returns to the world stage of adventure racing in the magical landscapes and cultures of Northern Morocco.

Last year the race returned to the Adventure Racing World Series after a long absence and in a new location in Morocco. The former World Championship race, led by world renowned adventurer and racer Antonio de la Rosa, was met with enthusiastic support, and 40 teams from around the world tackled a spectacular course, crossing desert landscapes, and snowfields in the Atlas Mountains.