The countdown is on for the inaugural 2024 Spartan Sprint & 100M World Championship, taking place from Friday, October 11th to Sunday, October 13th on the island of Hvar, Croatia.
Spartan notes that this year’s event promises a scenic setting for athletes and spectators alike, as some of the world’s toughest obstacle course racing (OCR) athletes prepare to battle for their share of a US$100,000 prize pot.
Set against the backdrop of Hvar’s Adriatic waters, rugged shores, and ancient streets, the Spartan Sprint & 100M World Championship offers a unique and challenging race course. Athletes will dash across rocky coastlines, scale historic fortress walls, and even plunge into the Adriatic Sea to overcome a range of obstacles.
Fans and participants can look forward to a festival atmosphere at the race village, complete with interactive experiences, merchandise stalls, local food vendors, and family-friendly activities. With Hvar’s rich history, landscapes, and lively culture, Spartan adds that the venue offers up the perfect setting for an unforgettable OCR weekend.
Events:
- 100M World Championships (Friday-Saturday, October 11-12)
- Sprint 5K World Championships (Sunday, October 13)
Besides the World Championship heats, there will be Beast 21k (Saturday 12th) Super 10k (Sunday 13th) & Kids (Friday) races on. The 100M course is also available for ‘open practice for all athletes’ on Sunday 13th.
Spartan Trifecta weekend
By taking on the Sprint, 5K Super, and Beast 21K races, participants can earn a Trifecta medal on the island of Hvar alongside the 100m and Sprint World Championships.
Joe De Sena, Spartan’s CEO and Founder, said “There’s no better place than Hvar for this year’s Spartan Sprint and 100M World Championship.
“The combination of natural beauty and extreme racing makes it the perfect destination for our athletes looking to challenge themselves and experience one of the most stunning race locations in the world. To our athletes – you’ve put the work in, pushed yourself to the max, now it’s time to show us what you’ve got.”
