The OCR Community World Championships are heading to the Southern Hemisphere for the first time ever, and the destination is nothing short of spectacular. On May 21–22, 2026, the best obstacle course racers on the planet will converge on Ivory’s Rock in Peak Crossing, Queensland.
What We Know About the Course
Ivory’s Rock isn’t your typical race venue. Set on natural volcanic terrain surrounded by native Australian wildlife, the property offers a dramatic backdrop. The event will feature five unique courses with 40+ obstacles spread across 9+ miles of terrain. Three championship distances: the 80M Championships on May 21, followed by the 3K Championships and 15K Championships on May 22. AUD 5,000 on the line for the top male and female 15K Pro Division finishers.
Why This Year Feels Different
This isn’t just another world championship — it’s a statement about where OCR is headed. Moving the event to Australia signals a genuine commitment to growing the sport globally. It’s also part of an unprecedented three-continent championship year.
Practical Info
Dates: May 21–22, 2026
Location: Ivory’s Rock, Peak Crossing, Queensland, Australia
Distances: 80M, 3K, 15K
Pro Prize Money: AUD 5,000 (1st), AUD 2,500 (2nd) in 15K division
Registration: Open at ocrworldchampionships.com
Brisbane is your gateway airport, with Peak Crossing about an hour’s drive southwest. May is autumn in Australia — expect mild, comfortable racing conditions in the 60–70°F range.
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