2nd Edition CHE Running

  • Sun, March 22, 2026
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  • 2 races
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Event summary

The 2nd Edition CHE a Correr is a running and walking event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Mora, Évora, Portugal. It offers a 9 km running race and a 6 km walking route, appealing to a wide range of participants from children aged 6 years and above for the walk, and adults 18 years and older for the race.

The event is open to all, with no license required, focusing on promoting sport and healthy living within the community. The competition route goes through the main streets of Mora, providing a unique urban landscape and a friendly atmosphere.

This event features a festive and inclusive vibe, with both competitive race and recreational walking options, as well as prize money and trophies for top finishers, enhancing the competitive spirit and community engagement.

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Age categories/divisions:
• Juniors (18-19)
• Seniors (20-34)
• Vet I (35-39)
• Vet II (40-44)
• Vet III (45-49)
• Vet IV (50-54)
• Vet V (55-59)
• Vet VI (60+)

Start/finish locations: Rua de Cabeção (near Campo Municipal), Mora, Évora

Start times per category/distance:
• Race 9 km: 09:30
• Walk 6 km: 09:45

Cut-off times: 2h30 for both race and walk

Bib pick-up time and location:
• March 21, 16:00–19:00 at AA CHE Morense headquarters
• March 22, 07:30–09:00 at Campo de Futebol de Mora

Registration deadline: March 16, 2026, 23:59

Surface types: Urban streets of Mora

Course format: Loop course around and inside the town of Mora

Race routes:
• Running race: 9 km
• Walking route: 6 km

Timing method: Electronic chip timing (chip on the back of the bib for the race)

Toilets and aid station placement:
• Aid stations with liquids midpoint and solid/liquid at finish for race

Prizes: Monetary prizes for top 5 men and women in 9 km race; trophies for top 3 in each age category; medals for all finishers


Mora, Évora

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Benefits

🎽 Athlete kit: bib, chip (race), technical unisex t-shirt, medal, dorsal
🏅 Finisher prize: medal and technical t-shirt
⏱️ Timing + live results with electronic chip timing for the 9 km race
🛟 Safety support: event staff and GNR presence
🛡️ Insurance: sports accident insurance included
🥤 Aid stations: liquids at midpoint and solids/liquids at finish for race
🚿 Showers and changing rooms available near finish
🏆 Monetary prizes and trophies for top finishers


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