Calleva Race Blog

Calleva Race 2012. The official announcement.

2012-01-10T22:36:00.000-05:00

Greetings Racers!

The holidays are over and the time has arrived to start filling in your calendar with race dates for 2012!

Calleva Race 2012 is scheduled for Sunday August 5th and is once again going to be 10 hours of challenging adventure for even the most experienced teams. This year's race will be in a completely new area! The race format will be point to point modified ROGAIN with a remote start (we will transport all racers and gear) and finish at the check-in location (Riley’s Lock). Race disciplines will include running, mountain biking and paddling (all paddling gear will be provided). Be ready to navigate at every stage of the race: on and off trail, in water, and on road.

As in years past, we will have both Expert and Sport categories for varying levels of experience.

Check out last year's race video to get a better understanding of what to expect:

There will no tubes this year :-)

Thanks to our generous sponsors we will keep the same low registration fees of $75 per racer! Registration will be open in March

Calleva Adventure Race is supported and sponsored by Calleva Outdoor Adventure and by team Calleva Adventure Racing.

After race greetings from the race director.

2011-08-16T23:07:00.004-04:00

Greetings Calleva Racers

Thank you for taken part in 2011 Calleva Adventure Race.

I hope that scratches, wasp bites, and poison ivy itching are all healed up and you are finding yourselves renewed and restored for your next adventure this season!

Regardless of your standing in the results or whether or not you were able to cross the finish line, you should be incredibly proud of yourselves for tackling such an immense course in such hot and humid conditions (not to mention the thunderstorm!).

Vlad and Oleg have once again outdone themselves on action shots from the race. All photographs for the Calleva race are available for viewing and purchasing at Oleg Litvinenko photography and Vladimir Bukalo photography. There are more links to photos in the right column. Do send along links to your own photos and race reports. Thanks! Read great race report by team Low Speed High Drag. We will start working on the race video... soon. Hopefully it will be ready before the Halloween. We will send it out with the Markoff Haunted Forest update, stay tuned.

Race results may also be viewed via EXPERT, SPORT. Congratulations again to the winners and finishers! Teams A-List/Too many kids and Baird Naked in addition to their prizes have a free entry to the 2012 Calleva adventure race for winning the prime division in Expert and Sport categories. Congratulation guys!

Good luck with the rest of your race season and we look forward to seeing you next year!

Team Calleva and Calleva Outdoor Adventure.

P.S. Team Calleva is looking for a few new teammates for 2012 racing season. If you are interesting, please contact us at callevaracer@gmail.com.

The final race update and check-in info

2011-08-02T16:03:00.001-04:00

The final race update and check-in info is published. Follow this link to access the final update.

Please forward this link to all your teammates, we don't have all emails.

We will see you this Sunday.

Calleva Race updates and pre-run reports

2011-07-20T15:15:00.001-04:00

All registered teams must get this info by email. If you registered and didn't get the email, contact us ASAP!

The first race update is out!. Please read it and forward to your teammates, in case we don't have their emails.

Race pre-run

2011-07-11T14:29:00.003-04:00

Expert course vetting was done this Saturday. Brian and Michelle cleared the course in 9 hours 35 minutes. Report, more photos and recommendations are coming soon.

Race roster is updated. Sport category is full (contact us for a waiting list). Expert category is getting close to the sold out line. As for today we have 34 teams and 80 racers.

This or next week we will send big race update to all registered teams. Stay tuned.

Summary of changes for 2011.

2011-03-15T11:33:00.001-04:00

There are some major changes this year. Please read carefully--don’t say we didn’t warn you!

1) This year race will be a point-to-point format with less than the usual number of optional points. The Expert course distance looks like this: biking – 20-25 miles, paddling – 8-10 miles, running/hiking – 5-12 miles. If you get lost, the extra miles are free of charge. Sport category will have some fun detours and additional biking instead of paddling, but overall distance will be the same. This year sport navigation might be harder than in previous years.

2) Expert category will have teams of 2 and 4 racers ONLY. COED-4 is the prime division fighting for major prizes. Paddling will be 2 people per canoe with a chance of paddling with your bikes in the canoes (just short section). Canoes and paddles will be provided by Calleva, but racers must provide their own lifejackets. We will update the gear list soon.

3) Expert category racers will ride mandatory technical single tracks that are at least 5 miles long. No cyclocross bikes are allowed for the Expert category. Sport category racers are allowed to use any bikes, but many optional check points will be accessible only on mountain bikes.

4) Sport category will have no paddling this year, but racers must be ready for some other water activities. Calleva will provide all necessary gear--get ready for some extreme fun. This year Sport category will also have completely new challenges. Sorry Experts, you have no time for the challenges.

5) Check-in will be at the same location (Riley’s Lock) and you will leave your cars there. BUT start AND FINISH of the race will be at two remote locations. Racers will be bused to and from there by Calleva. Check the race schedule to see what time you will be brought back to your cars.

6) To save you some bucks, Calleva is providing its own secure online payment service, eliminating fees to a third party provider. Registration is $75 per racer till May 31, $100 from June 1 to July 31 and $125 after that. The number of spots is limited and the race is always sold out. Online registration will close July 31.

Click here to read the registration instructions.

Click here to access online registration.

We can’t wait to see you in August! Be ready for a challenge—finish if you dare!

2011 news.

2011-01-07T21:42:00.000-05:00

It's that time of year again! Time to start counting down the days until the annual Calleva Adventure Race. This year's race is scheduled for Sunday, August 7. It might be cold and snowy right now, but you have 8 months to dream about paddling, biking and trekking through the Washington, DC area's own hot and humid August weather.

The first draft of the racing course is ready. We are spending many of our weekends in forest, on trails and in kayaks looking for the best locations for CPs and transition areas. This year everything is going to be new: new Calleva challenge, new single track biking trail, and new paddling area. We will update the gear list and open registration early March. Earlier registration fees are going to be the same $75 per racer. One big change we consider this year is to limit the Expert category to teams of 2 and 4 racers only with coed-4 as prime division... And no river swim this year, get ready to some other surprises.

Vladimir Bukalo Photography presents...

2010-08-26T10:11:00.002-04:00

785 photos from the Third Annual Calleva Adventure Race. If you want to purchase CD with all high resolutions pictures, send email to Vladimir. Few more pictures taken by volunteers are in this Picasa album and on the Calleva Race Facebook page. We will have more photos online this week. If you have pictures or race report you want to share send us email, or leave a comment. We'll put your link here.

We also fixed all mistakes in results, included all penalties and bonuses. You can see the final results including CP breakdown EXPERT, SPORT.

2010 Calleva Race Results

2010-08-09T12:39:00.000-04:00

The Third Annual Calleva Race Official results including CP breakdown:

EXPERT | SPORT

A-List/Too Many Kids once again took the first in EXPERT prime!
First place in SPORT prime is going to The Regulators.

Team Huckleberry is first in EXPERT open.
Team Filthy Frog is first in SPORT open.

We want to thank all racers for taking on this incredible challenge. We have already started working on 2010 Calleva Adventure Race.

Keep up the good training and get ready for the next year.

We have many photos and even some video from the race, but in two days team Calleva is going north to New Hampshire for 3 days Untamed New England adventure race. We will upload most photos and videos next week. We are sorry for delay.

Vetting team recommendations.

2010-07-23T10:36:00.002-04:00

On July 18th our vetting team Brian and Monika tested the EXPERT course of the Calleva Race 2010!
Here are some of their recommendations. All these recommendation, except of the river swim are good for the SPORT category racers.

Brain, team SOG:

Pants are not needed. The only times we ran into significant nettles were when we were in the wrong place.
On land navigation isn’t too tricky. I made a few route choices but don’t think they affected our time much. I mostly tried to avoid going up and down hills and was able to do so successfully many times. You can choose your routes to suit your preferences and maybe the ease of navigating.
On water, navigation was tricky. Should definitely be interesting with lots of people paddling up and down the river.
Water stops are dispersed well throughout the course. 3L water carrying capacity recommended (3L bladder or 2L bladder plus bottles).
Make sure to fill up AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE before leaving the last water stop. If you clear the end of the course you will need all the water you can carry to make it back if you are staying hydrated.
Be sure to fuel up (eat extra food) before you go on river swim unless you plan on stopping during the swim to eat something. It will take more than an hour which is a long time to go without eating if you haven’t just eaten.
Knee pads are recommended but not necessary on the river swim. Also recommended to have flippers with covered toes or where some sort of shoes in flippers in your fins.
Bring a large backpack. PFD’s and bike helmets are hard to squeeze into a small backpack. You can bring multiple sizes to the race to test out when you get there but plan on using a 25+L. 30L recommended.
River Swim navigation is a little tricky.
Be sure to allocate enough time to finish the course. The end of the course does not allow for much shortcutting (optional points) so you may have to skip some optional points earlier than expected to make sure and finish on time. (SPORT category have more optional points at the end of the race)
I enjoyed land navigation. Nothing too tricky just challenging enough. There was more terrain than in past years to help navigate instead of having to rely on bearings and land markings as in past years.

Monika, team Trakkers:

Bring a backpack big enough to fit your helmet and PFD
Our pre-race day was really hot and I drank three full bladders for the entire race and I ran out of water the last hour
I hit my knees several times on the rocks swimming in the river, maybe you want to take some knee protectors with you
It's a fun course, enjoy it. Definitely some navigation in it!

More photos from the pre-run are on the Calleva Race Facebook page.
The next race bulletin will be out 1 week before the race

New Race Discipline for 2010! River Swim!

2010-05-04T17:02:00.001-04:00

This year we are introducing a new race discipline for the Expert category. In addition to running, biking and paddling these brave racers will swim in white (and flat) water on a riverboard, also known as a boogie board. According to the father of the riverboarding sport, Robert Carlson, the newest extreme sport is actually one of the oldest. He has been quoted as saying, "Anyone who jumps into the water and grabs onto a log is doing riverboarding. It goes back to Paleolithic times." Read more about history of riverboarding.

Many adventure races have a river swim as a discipline. Here is a video from the 2008 Untamed Virginia river swim demo:

Calleva's river swim will not have such white water, but you better learn to avoid underwater obstacles. Don't forget fins, they will help you to maneuver and move faster in flat water sections. You would be very wise to get a good waterproof case for your map; you will navigate while in the water. We recommend you to have a foam boogie board with a leash. You can buy one in most sporting goods stores like Sport Authority. Try to avoid the heavy plastic boards (aka ripboards), because you might run/hike with your boards for part of the course.

Don't forget to register before the end of the month. Registration fees will increase June 1st!

2009 race recap.

2010-03-12T16:42:00.008-05:00

By Fred Barton. Photos Vladimir Bukalo.

Calleva race 2009 was a race to remember. I registered in the expert 3 person coed division but lost a member before race day so actually competed in the 2 person male divison. After registering and recieving our maps, all expert racers were bused to the start location; a dirt road dividing fields of soy. As the race started, we ran to our passports, and began orienteering our way to our first checkpoints. Unfortunatly, my teammate got quite sick during this portion and dropped out, leaving me to complete the race unoffically on my own.

After acquiring the fairly straightforward first checkpoints, I reached a manned checkpoint where I recieved a kayak for the second portion of the race. This was a very easy section for me, and I passed a number of teams during the five mile paddle to Adventure Island. The scenary was beautiful and wildlife was abundant.However, the day of the race also happened to be one of the hottest days of the year and you could really feel it on the water. I found myself wishing for the end so I could get back into the shade. Adventure Island was a highlight of the race for a number of teams as there was a short section where one could rapid swim and a number of cool high elements for time deductions. I chose to do a high climb, a balance beam in a tree, and a tree climb. There was also an option for a giant swing and a helping hands element for those teams consisting of more then one member. Upon completion of these elements, I made my way back to my boat and paddled across the Potomac to Riley's lock. At this point, the true orienteering began.

I deposited my boat and set off into the woods to locate a number of cleverely hidden checkpoints. I witnessed a number of frustrated teams arguing over which direction the checkpoints could be in and I lost twenty minutes on a particularly difficult one myself. It was really during this section that I felt the lack of a team most keenly as an added pair of eyes and someone else to discuss directions with would have been quite welcome. When I did finally complete this section of the race, however, I headed back to Riley's lock to pick up my bike.

My team had agonized over bike selection but my final choice of a high front-travel, hardtail turned out to be a good choice as the begining of the bike section was about ten miles of road riding. This was very straightforward with no checkpoints. I ended at Shaeffer's farms; one of my favorite biking locations. This part was awesome in that you could really fly around the singletrack. There were a number of optional checkpoints hidden on the maps at various intersections throught the park and I crossed paths with a number of other Calleva teams. When I had had my fill of mountain biking, I left Shaeffer's and bike to the next manned checkpoint where I dropped off my bike and began a long trek back to Rileys.

As running is my weakest point, I was forced to skip a few of the checkpoints during the ten mile hike back. Unfortunatly, even omitting some checkpoints I still arrived back to Riley's an hour after the race had officaly ended; utterly exhausted but triumphant. The race was epic. I had a ton of fun, was challenged both mentally and physically, and would recommend next year's race to anyone looking for a fun way to spend a day.

Official race results are here.
Photos: link 1, link 2.
All posts about Calleva Race 2009 are here.
Other reports about Calleva Race 2009 we found on the web are at thoughtiknewthen and bobalog. The last one also has Google maps of the course. If you have one and want us to add the link, send us email, or just leave your comment.

Calleva Race Registration is OPEN!

2010-03-01T14:33:00.004-05:00

Washington DC's most exciting race is now open for registration. The 3rd
Annual Calleva Adventure Race will be held on August 8, 2010 near
Poolesville, MD. The 10 hour race will have both Expert and Sport
categories for teams of 1, 2 or 3 racers. Expert racers will be challenged
with paddling, white water swimming, mountain biking, and trekking. Sport
navigation will be more obvious, biking will be less technical, and paddling
will be flat water. The course will cover brand new terrain and will
include NEW Calleva's challenges.

You can register online or print the registration form [.pdf file]and mail it to us, following the instructions on the form. Online registration charges small non-refundable fees. Additionally, every racer must sign the race waiver [.pdf file] and bring it to check in on the race day.

The registration fees include canoes for all teams, kayaks for solo racers, t-shirts, post race food, bus transportation to/from start/finish and the most exciting race in the Washington, DC metro area.

To read more about EXPERT and SPORT categories click here.

Calleva camp registration is OPEN!

2010-01-20T14:19:00.002-05:00

Another great summer is coming! Are your kids ready to have fun and compete with their parents for the next adventure? They better be, because Calleva is ready to roll with a full year of adventure for you and your family. Online camp registration is now OPEN for returning campers and will open to the general public on February 1. All returning camp families were sent an email notifying them it is time to register for camp. As you know, Calleva programs fill quickly, so get your registration forms in today!!

Check out the new 2010 BROCHURE!

2010 CALLEVA RACE ANNOUNCEMENT

2009-11-30T10:01:00.000-05:00

That’s official! Mark your calendar:
Calleva Race 2010 will start 9 am August 8th.
Completely new course will be more remote and rugged than ever before. Be ready for new race disciplines and a lot of elevation change! We are working hard to be ready for you:

We will keep the same low registration fees for 2010, so you will be able to upgrade your gear...
Check this blog for updates on gear requirements and registration options.
See you in August!
Team Calleva and Calleva Outdoor Adventure.

500+ race photos.

2009-08-17T16:11:00.005-04:00

Vladimir Bukalo Photography presents:
The Second Annual Calleva Adventure Race PHOTOS. You will need to register (it’s free) to see and purchase individual photos. You also can buy a DVD disk with ALL high resolution race photos (about 700 photos, 2 GB total) for $20 plus $5 shipping directly from Calleva.
There are two payment options
1) PayPal $25 to Photobuk@gmail.com
2) Send a $25 check to Calleva: 13015 Riley's Lock Rd. Poolesville MD 20837. Make check payable to Calleva and don’t forget to write your shipping address.
If you have any questions, email us.

Video from the start

2009-08-13T12:05:00.002-04:00

Start and prologue of the race. We got one team with wrong passport at the end of the prologue. That's where the video stops :-)

We have more photos to come very soon. Most likely tomorrow.

The Final Results

2009-08-11T21:44:00.009-04:00

The Second Annual Calleva Race Official results including CP breakdown:
EXPERT | SPORT

The SPORT category ranking was calculated by adjusted racing time plus penalties, minus bonuses.

EXPERT teams ranking was more complicated. Only 3 teams finished the full course within final cutoff at 19:00. These 3 teams were ranked ahead of all other teams.

Despite terrible weather all teams in both SPORT and EXPERT managed to finish the race, a great accomplishment in itself. Only one team lost one of their teammates, but continued the race unofficially.

First place in Prime division and free entree to 2010 Calleva Adventure Race is awarded to team A-List/Too Many Kids (EXPERT course) and team U.H.B. (SPORT category). Team U.H.B. is overall winner and is the only team that took all possible bonuses in the SPORT category. In the EXPERT category the overall winner is soloist ATP (Scott Pleban), clearing the course and finishing the race 19 minutes before the cutoff time. We also want to mention team Panic Azimuth got all possible points in EXPERT category course.

We want to thank all racers for taking on this incredible challenge. We have already started working on 2010 Calleva Adventure Race.

Keep up the good training and get ready for next year.

Lost and found + more photos.

2009-08-11T11:42:00.002-04:00

Here is what we found cleaning up after the race:

Visor - Columbia Triathlon - white
Shorts - Prana - size L - tan w/ black belt
Shirt - Eastern Mtn Sports - L - dk red w/ circle emblem silk screen
Shirt - Allstyle Apparel and ActiveWear - M - embroidered woody car w/surfboard LaJolla California
Helmet - Bell - Ukon F5 - black
Helmet - Bell - black
Shorts - biking - Penzl izumi
Shirts - M - West Nottingham Academy
Shirt - UnderArmor - Red L - St. John's Football camp

If you think it's yours, send us email or just come to pick it up.

There are more photos. This time from Sarit. She was volunteering at TA1 expert, TA2 expert and TA3 sport:

Final official results expected to be out tomorrow. So far very little changes from preliminary.

First photos and unofficial results

2009-08-10T09:36:00.003-04:00

The 2009 Calleva adventure race was both "brutal" and fun.
We are working hard to verify all 80 passports and 1200 CPs signatures and make race results official. Unverified results look like this:

EXPERT category PRIME division
1st place Team 120 A-List/Too Many Kids
2nd place Team 119 Team Intense
3rd place Team 118 Muddogs

EXPERT category OPEN division
1st place TEAM 100 ATP (overall winner)
2nd place TEAM 102 Danderson
3rd place TEAM 116 The Blind Leading the Dumb

SPORT category PRIME division
1st place TEAM 138 U.H.B.
2nd place TEAM 128 The last minute
3rd place TEAM 139 The Ugly's

SPORT category OPEN division
1st place TEAM 121 Team Smith
2nd place TEAM 124 Razor's Edge
3rd place TEAM 130 Mud Lightning

Race director's camera photos are uploaded here. On the photo below is the right leg of the overall race winner Scott Pleban, team ATP:

The second race bulletin.

2009-08-03T17:15:00.001-04:00

The second and final race bulletin is on-line now. Please make sure your teammates read it as well.

Keep up the good training and we’ll see you this Sunday.

The 2009 Calleva Race is sold out.

2009-07-31T12:12:00.003-04:00

Registration is closed and the final roster is online now. We have 40 teams and 90 racers from 8 states and Washington DC. The final race bulletin will be out on Monday or Tuesday.

Keep up the good training and we’ll see you next Sunday.

Calleva Race vetting photos.

2009-07-21T17:41:00.002-04:00

Steven and Brian from team NO HANDLEBARS came this Sunday to Pollesville to check the race course in real conditions. We will publish the report latter, but want to share some photos with you now:

Guys cleared the course in 9 hours! They took all optional points and bonuses. But don't think it was easy! No Handlebars is strong team that finished last year National Championship in top 30%.

Race bulletin #1

2009-07-07T16:14:00.002-04:00

The race is just one month away and the first race bulletin is online now.
Please make sure your teammates read it as well.

Team Calleva is packing up for the 3 day 250 mile Untamed New England adventure race starting Thursday.

Some of the teams registered in the Calleva Race are also heading north to New England. We wish good luck to every team racing this weekend.

We will be unable to answer emails until Monday, or may be even Tuesday.

Keep up the good training.

No river swim for the expert course this year

2009-06-22T13:39:00.004-04:00

Attention EXPERT category teams.

The park service started a long awaited construction project on one of the
planned race transition areas. The construction will be continued beyond
August 9th and will interfere with the river swim section of the race. We
are canceling the river swim discipline for this year and hope to have it
back in 2010. Thanks to the bailout money, our parks will be better. Sorry
for the inconvenience. See you in August.

P.S. The EXPERT gear list is updated.

Sponsors and web updates.

2009-06-10T15:50:00.003-04:00

The second annual Calleva Adventure Race is sponsored by

We also added Frequently Asked Questions in Gear/Rules tab and waiver for minors in Registration/Volunteers tab.

The race is in just TWO MONTHS! Get out, get ready!

The Best Place for Paddling Training.

2009-05-05T22:05:00.002-04:00

Need more paddling practice before the race? Or are the mountain bike trails closed because of all the heavy rain? Or are you just looking for a fun day on the water? Spend a weekend at Jack's Boathouse in Georgetown. You can test out a variety of boats and paddles often used in real adventure races: including canoes, single kayaks, or tandem kayaks. Training conditions like white water, river, and open water, are all right there. And while paddling you can enjoy the views of many Washington, DC memorials.

Photos from the field.

2009-04-06T11:17:00.004-04:00

We spent another weekend checking the race area and setting CPs positions for the race. Spring is beautiful time of year and life wakes up after the winter hibernation.

There are many red and blue birds flying around. Only this red one agreed to pose for the photo:

And there are snakes out in the sun. This one let me so close I could touch it. It doesn’t look too dangerous to me. If you know the name of this beauty, let me know, or just leave a comment here. I’ve seen 3 more just feet away from the trail.

And there are flowers all over. Instead of running I stopped every few minutes to take another photo.

In August it will be tough to get through the bushes, get out now, enjoy and train.

Registration is open!

2009-03-10T14:52:00.003-04:00

You can register online or print the registration form [.pdf file]and mail it to us, following the instructions on the form. Online registration charges small non-refundable fees. Additionally, every racer must sign the race waiver [.pdf file] and bring it to check in on the race day.

Race categories: Expert and Sport.

2009-03-05T12:23:00.001-05:00

While preparing the first Calleva race we were challenged to build a course that was difficult enough for advanced racers, and accomplishable for new athletes. With last years race selling out very quickly, we decided to include two categories and two courses this year. The categories are Expert and Sport. The courses for both categories are similar in length, but different in technical level. Here is a short description of each category:

The Expert course might include following disciplines: white water boogie board swimming (nothing dangerous, just fast moving water around big rocks), single track mountain biking, cross country running, flat water canoe paddling (kayaks for solo racers), hiking, bushwhacking, and all this with more difficult navigation and sharp cutoff times. You will be able to skip some CPs, but due to the linear nature of the course and absence of the central transition area that will not make your life much easier.

Sport category course will provide more options for strategic decisions and racers will be able to re-supply their food and water on the central transition area. The disciplines might include road biking with some shortcut options through single track, flat water canoe paddling (kayaks for solo racers), hiking, cross country running, and the famous Calleva challenges. Navigation will be more obvious, but still will require good knowledge of map and compass use.

Now it's your decision what category to choose. If you ran the first Calleva race and felt OK, challenge yourself with the Expert category. If you not sure what are "cutoff times" or "CPs", stay with Sport. Most importantly have a blast!! If you just want to take a look on what's going on, come to help us as a volunteer. Race registration will be open next week.

The race date... To change or not to change?

2009-02-05T16:57:00.003-05:00

We have two weekends when we can make the race: August 2nd or August 9th. Both are Sundays, both are going to be hot and humid. We have hard time to decide which one is better, therefore... we need your help. We put small poll on the top of the news. You are going to decide the date. We need your opinion before the beginning of registration in March. Please, vote! Right now the race is scheduled for August 9th.

Training tips from last year racer

2009-01-19T21:10:00.004-05:00

Interested in adventure racing, but not sure where to start? First and foremost, the training plan! I am firm believer that its not the particular training plan you choose, but choosing to stick with it, that counts the most. I personally sit down months before a race and plot out my plan on my calendar. I write each week down on a post it, and plan accordingly. Not a lot of time to train? Try squeezing it in when you can. While my daughter is in gymnastics on Wednesdays, I fit in a 45 minute ride. My training plan calls for an hour on Wednesdays, but I only have 45. Don't have access to a kayak? Try swimming. While not the same, at least you are working your upper body and getting a great aerobic workout. Again, don't fret the little details, the important part is getting out on a regular basis.

Calleva Race website is ON.

2009-01-07T12:08:00.006-05:00

Dear racers, welcome to the official website of the Calleva Adventure Race. All race news and updates will be published here. If you have any questions or suggestions, you can email us, or just leave a comment for a post. You also can subscribe to Calleva Race News and Updates by Email.

Good luck and see you in August.