30th December 2025.
Back for another year, this is a ridiculously fun night orienteering challenge, which you can run as a solo,, pairs, or even threes. Come and explore the trails,paths, (and maybe some open ground!)at night. Pick up a pre marked waterproof map at race HQ, then you have 2hrs to get to as many checkpoints/get as many points as possible. At each checkpoint, you’ll find a red and white orienteering kite and a small electronic timing box. You use the wristband to press and hold the button on the box down for a few seconds until it beeps and lights up. Once you do this, go and search for another checkpoint! Simples. Upon return, you’ll dib into another bigger box, where this box will download all the checkpoints you’ve found and add up your total score! Most points wins. 😉 However, if you’re over 2hrs, you’ll get 10 points deducted for every 5mins you’re over time! Eg, finish 2hrs 13mins- you’ll be deducted 30points! Points are anything from 10, to 70!
The race will be run as a clock-in, clock-out, on a 1min staggered start intervals between 5pm and 6pm. Once you’re given the map at the start, you’ll have approx 1 minute of free time to start working out your best route. We will then use your timing chip(which you must keep with you safe at all time) to start the clock on your attempt! You tap it again when you’ve finished. Results will appear live on a TV screen at the finish area and online! There are no finisher medals in this event, just the satisfaction of doing it, and a strava route that may look like spaghetti! As always, all profit go to local charities.
Mandatory kit
- Waterproof, complete body cover with taped seams and integrated attached hood.
- Hat and gloves.
- Whistle.
- Reflective clothing viewable to front and rear.
- Emergency food.
- Insulated spare layer.
- Emergency bivvy bag– NOT A BLANKET! Plenty on Amazon, or other sites.
- Map(given to you at the start) and working compass.
- A good working headtorch, with spare batteries or spare torch.
- A lightweight windproof top might be acceptable instead of full body waterproof, but dependent on weather on the day.
- A fully charged working mobile phone.
- A permanent marker pen to assist you in working out your ideal route choice.
Rules
- Be kind and respectful to all runners.
- Do not enter any exclusion zones or cross the uncrossable boundary/fence.
- Smile, and enjoy!
- If running in pairs/threes, then you must remain as a team, and not go in different directions.
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Venue- This year the start Finish will be held somewhere in North Pembrokeshire! The event will be semi urban/ off road. We can supply free hot tea and coffee providing you bring your own mug. However, the bar will be open to you to purchase other drinks. 😉
The Below photo was of a checkpoint on the first ever Brussel Buster! Could they get better than this???
Above is the 2023 map when it was held in Newport, Pembs.