Running
353 Races
The VII Edition of the 24 Hours Running Mem Martins – Sintra is a long-duration endurance running event that will take place on May 9 and 10, 2026, in Mem Martins, Sintra. The event features multiple race options including 24-hour, 12-hour, and 3-hour races, as well as a Night Marathon, all held on a certified closed-loop circuit of 1,609.34 meters.
Open to individual athletes and teams (for the 24-hour race), this competition welcomes both federated and non-federated runners aged 18 and above. The courses offer a unique combination of asphalt, dirt, and wooden boardwalk surfaces within the scenic Parque da Bacia de Retenção de Águas do Algueirão, creating a distinct and varied terrain for participants.
With a festive and challenging atmosphere, the event also includes team competitions and awards for top finishers, making it ideal for endurance athletes seeking to push their limits in a well-organized and supportive environment.
The Bairrada Ultra Marathon 2026 is a mountain bike endurance race scheduled for May 9, 2026, in Águeda, Portugal. It offers a challenging course of approximately 150 km with 3,500 meters of elevation gain, featuring routes for individual riders as well as relay teams of two or three.
This event is open to all cyclists aged 18 and over for individual participation, with younger categories allowed in team formats with authorization. The race includes categories for traditional mountain bikes, e-bikes, and paracyclists, creating an inclusive competition for diverse participants.
Riders will experience stunning trails through the heart of the Bairrada region, guided exclusively by GPS for precision and environmental respect. The atmosphere combines personal challenge, adventure, and camaraderie, with options to compete solo or in mixed or gender-specific teams, adding a dynamic and festive spirit to the event.
The Federação de Triatlo de Portugal organizes various triathlon and duathlon events throughout the year, including the National Clubs Championship and other regional and national competitions. The 2026 season begins on January 25 with the Duatlo Cross de Abrantes, part of the National Clubs Cross Championship. These events feature multiple distances and categories, open to all licensed athletes and age groups, fostering a competitive yet inclusive environment.
FTP events are linked to national championships and series such as the National Clubs Championship and Age Groups competitions. The races take place across diverse Portuguese landscapes, including coastal, urban, and rural settings, offering unique terrain and scenic views that enhance the athlete experience.
The atmosphere of FTP races varies from elite to family-friendly, often including team relays and mixed relay events, promoting community engagement and versatility. This makes participation appealing for a wide range of athletes, from elite competitors to amateurs and youth.
The Ficalho Backyard Ultra is an ultra-distance running event taking place on May 9, 2026, in Vila Verde de Ficalho, Beja. The race consists of completing 6.706 km loops every hour, with the goal of completing as many loops as possible.
Open to runners aged 18 and over, the event challenges participants to endure multiple hours or even days, with a 75m elevation gain per loop. The winner is the last runner to complete a loop within the hour time limit.
This unique format tests endurance and strategy, creating a competitive and intense atmosphere where only the strongest prevail.
The PR5 Tábua – Rota do Penedo Cabana 2026 is a running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in Tábua, Portugal. This event features trail running distances, challenging participants with the natural terrain of the region.
The race is open to runners, providing an opportunity to explore the unique landscapes around Tábua. The event offers a competitive yet welcoming atmosphere for all participants.
The 5th Meia Maratona das Cantarinhas is a running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in Bragança, Portugal. The race starts and finishes at Rua Prof. Dr. António Gonçalves Rodrigues, beginning at 09:00.
This athletics event offers multiple race distances including a half marathon (21,097 m), 10 km, 5 km, and various youth categories with distances from approximately 500 m to 5,000 m, as well as a popular walk of about 7,000 m. It is open to all athletes, both federated and non-federated.
The event features classifications by gender, age groups including juniors, seniors, and veterans (40+), and team competitions. The courses run through the main streets of Bragança, with well-marked routes and aid stations. The race atmosphere is competitive and inclusive, with awards ceremonies and special prizes for various categories.
The RPH Imobiliária Santarém Trail 2026 is a trail running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in Santarém, Portugal, near the Convent of São Francisco. This event offers three race options: a challenging 18 km Trail Curto with approximately 600m elevation gain, a Mini Trail of 10 km with 250m elevation gain, and a 10 km Caminhada (walk) with the same elevation.
Open to all participants without the need for a license, the event is organized by Associação pace.makers running club and emphasizes a blend of adventure and sport in natural settings. The courses feature varied surfaces including dirt, sand, tree branches, stones, water, and asphalt, providing a diverse and engaging trail experience.
The race atmosphere is welcoming to all levels, with technical T-shirts and finisher prizes for all participants, as well as post-race massages and an optional communal lunch. The event also includes distinct age categories in the Trail Curto race and awards for top overall and category finishers, highlighting both competitive and community spirit.
The Trail Bem Viver 2026 is a trail running event taking place on May 10, 2026, in Marco de Canaveses, specifically at Alto da Forca in Magrelos, Portugal. It offers four race options: a Long Trail of 31 km, a Short Trail of 20 km, a Mini Trail of 14 km, and a non-competitive 10 km walk.
This event welcomes a wide range of participants, with age categories starting at 16 years for the Mini Trail and 18 years for the other competitive distances, including both individual and team classifications. It is certified by prestigious bodies such as the Portuguese Athletics Federation, the Portuguese Trail Running Association, ITRA, and UTMB, ensuring high standards.
The course features challenging terrain with significant elevation gains (up to 1600 meters positive climb) through natural paths, trails, forest roads, and streams, starting and finishing at the same location. The atmosphere is competitive yet inclusive, with a special kids’ trail event and organized aid stations to support athletes, creating a festive and supportive environment.
The IX Trail Running Trilhos do Ceireiro is a trail running event taking place on May 10, 2026, in Beselga, Penedono, Portugal. It features four routes: Trail Longo (approximately 25 km), Trail Curto (15 km), Mini Trail (10 km), and a walking route.
The event is open to all participants meeting age requirements: Trail Longo for 18+, Trail Curto for 16+, Mini Trail for 12+, and walking for 10+. The race is organized by Associação Humanitária Cultural e Recreativa Beselguense in partnership with the Municipality of Penedono.
The courses include paths, trails, forest roads, public roads, streams, and rocks, with open-road sections where participants must observe traffic rules. The race atmosphere is competitive with team classifications and individual categories by age and gender, including trophies for top teams and finishers.
The 64th Grande Prémio Internacional Cidade de Viseu 2026 is a road running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in the city of Viseu, Portugal. The main race features a 10,000-meter course designed to challenge both elite athletes and experienced veterans.
The event includes races for different age groups: the main 10K race for athletes aged 18 and above, and a youth program with distances ranging from 1000m to 3000m for children and teenagers. Male and female athletes compete together but are classified separately, with individual and team classifications available.
Organized by the Associação de Atletismo de Viseu and managed technically by Native Warriors, the race is certified by the Portuguese Athletics Federation and World Athletics, ensuring a prestigious and well-regulated competition. The course passes through various parishes of Viseu, starting and finishing at the same location, offering a unique urban running experience.