Raid' Ingue

Plunge headfirst into 8 kilometres of pure Breton madness at the **RAID'INGUE on Sunday, March 22, 2026**. This is not a trail race. This is not an obstacle course. This is something far more glorious: a muddy, laughter-soaked, costume-clad riot through the woodlands of Morieux, where timing chips matter less than team spirit and finishing clean is statistically improbable. Starting from the Indian Forest adventure park, the 8km course delivers exactly what its name promises—a relentless, playful assault of obstacles, trenches, and surprises designed to separate the timid from the truly Raid'Ingos. The 10:30am departure sends waves of runners, walkers, and wobblers into the Breton countryside, emerging hours later unrecognisable, exhausted, and euphoric.
The event sold out its limited capacity well in advance—testament to its cult status among western France's obstacle racing community. Yet hope remains via the official bourse aux dossards, where bibs occasionally resurface for latecomers willing to refresh and pounce. Those fortunate enough to secure entry receive far more than a race number. They gain admission to one of the most convivial post-event gatherings in French sport, centred on a spit-roasted cochon grillé available by reservation via HelloAsso or on-site purchase. Déguisements are not merely encouraged; they are rewarded. The best costume wins. The best attitude wins more.

Bib collection opens at 9:00am from the Parc Aventure base, where the smell of roasting pork already mingles with pine and anticipation. Bring cash, bring a change of clothes—the organisers explicitly warn you will need both. The Raid'Ingos, as the organising collective styles itself, have cultivated an atmosphere that rejects pretension in favour of pure, muddy fellowship. Facebook and Instagram pulse with #Raidingue2026 content in the weeks leading up; the official account @raidingue_tc offers vital intel and escalating hype. Registration for 2026 is closed. The cochon grillé option remains open. The question is no longer whether you will join, but whether you are prepared to become a true Raid'Ingo.