24h Xtreme Team Running — Fort de Barchon (historical)

Barchon / Blegny, Belgium · Date not yet confirmed

Reports and event feedback

  • 24 h Xtreme Team Running — Fort de Barchon (historical) — historical participant feedback ↗

    Public Runagora member

    Enjoys the teamwork, demanding obstacles and autonomous camp. Highlights the cold nights and wants better overnight camp supervision.

    The complete native card by sportif-t 3 z 5 k 2, posted 1 September 2019, reports six-person teams in 2018/2019 and only plans a four-person team for 2020. The directly published 5/5 from one is historical; the future entry is not completed participation. The same handle gives Moon Run a critical score and is not another independent person across events.

  • Sebastian — 2016 Chicken Hawaii team at Fort de Barchon ↗

    Sebastian / Tough Times for Chicken · 2016

    Praises the unusual fort route, varied obstacles, advance information and refreshments. Describes a French-only briefing, changing obstacles, toilet-water problems and a team that paused and stopped early.

    Complete original German participant narrative, published May 2016 and describing a 5 March premiere, read in full. The four-person team reports a 4.8 km loop and 24 laps but does not run continuously for 24 hours; personal placings are unverified. The account discusses severe weather and incidents, without independently establishing temperatures, diagnoses, helmet effectiveness or incident causation. Team companions are one publication, funding is unstated, and no numerical overall or source media is imported.

Event details

Dates
The organizer has not confirmed a date in the checked source.
Formats
Historical 24-hour team obstacle loops — two racers together from teams of 2/4/6 · 2019 report: nominal 5 km / twenty mandatory obstacles; 2016 account reports 4.8 km
Place
Fort de Barchon — verified historical team OCR property, Barchon / Blegny, Wallonie, Belgium
Series
24h Xtreme Team Running
  • The complete original Qu4tre report, published 25 February 2019, independently identifies Fort de Barchon and a twenty-four-hour obstacle loop with two racers together from teams of two/four/six. It describes five kilometres/twenty mandatory obstacles. Its February timing differs from the native writer’s March recollection; no exact shared personal day is assigned.
  • Sebastian’s complete German participant report, published May 2016 and describing a 5 March premiere, independently identifies the fort and a reported 4.8-kilometre loop. His team paused and stopped before the full duration; no uninterrupted or clean completion is inferred from a personal placing.
  • The autonomous camp, changing conditions and night obstacles remain explicit. Medical causation, helmet effectiveness, temperatures and reported incident severity are not independently established. No current programme, future date or source film is imported.

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