Welcome
Welcome to the Wild Hares Racing Website!
This site is dedicated to the sport of adventure racing and the thrill of being outside. Checkout our FaceBook page.Ready to get your feet wet?
How about your entire body?
This year, the Wild Hares will be promoting two events.
The Manchana Trail Run
Results have been posted for the Manchana. Thanks to the racers that made it to the first annual Manchana.
The Wild Hare Adventure Race
“After this, everything else will be easier – quote from 2009 racer”
I’m not going to sugar coat this…
The Wild Hare Adventure Race is hard. But with tough challenges comes great rewards. Two and Three person divisions will run, paddle and bike continuously over 50 (25 for short course) miles of terrain. The location will be disclosed at the pre-race meeting.
Check RaceRegister.net for race details.
The Wild Hares Team
The Wild Hares are an adventure race team based in Omaha, Nebraska. We have a fun, talented team that enjoys the challenges that only adventure racing can give. The Wild Hares have competed in dozens of adventure races all over the United States. We have competed and won both local and regional races, qualifying us for national competitions.
Adventure Racing
Adventure racing is a very young sport. It combines numerous athletic abilities into a single event that can span hours or even days. No adventure race is like another. Every race requires on and off road skills in running, mountain biking. Most races include at least one water challenge like canoeing or kayaking. Often, they will include rope sections that require skills in rappelling, ascending or traversing. To top it all off, every race requires you to be able to read a map and find checkpoints (many times, you have to know how to plot the checkpoints based on UTM coordinates). These checkpoints can be obvious landmarks, or a single point buried deep in the woods.
Adventure racing is an extremely strenuous activity. Winning takes dedication and focus on teamwork. During the race, the team must stay together and finish together. If you want more information, visit the USARA website.