Madalena Resistance

  • Sat, July 11, 2026
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  • 2 races
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Event summary

The II Troféu de Resistência BTT de Alenquer – Inter Freguesias is a mountain bike endurance race series held in various locations within the Alenquer municipality throughout 2026. The event includes multiple races with durations of 2 hours each, featuring courses between 4 km and 7 km.

Open to all athletes aged 16 and above, both federated and non-federated, without the need for a sports license. The series includes categories for men and women across different age groups and e-bikes. The races take place on mostly dirt paths and single-tracks, offering a challenging off-road experience.

The event is organized by the Municipality of Alenquer in partnership with local parishes and associations, aiming to promote mountain biking locally and foster community sports participation.

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Participants limit: Maximum 300 participants per race

Registration deadline: Defined on the registration platform for each race

Bib pick-up time and location: Dorsals delivered on race day starting 2 hours before event start until 30 minutes before start, at the race secretariat or as indicated in individual race regulations

Age categories/divisions:
• Sub 23 (16-22 years)
• Elites (23-29 years)
• Masters A (30-39 years)
• Masters B (40-49 years)
• Masters C (50-59 years)
• Masters D (60+ years)
• E-Bikes (male and female categories)

Race routes: Mostly dirt roads and single-tracks with unknown control points to verify course compliance

Timing method: Electronic chip timing included in participant kit

Toilets and aid station placement: One assistance point on course; external assistance only allowed at this point on the right side of the course

Prizes: Trophies for top 3 in each category per race, awarded in podium ceremonies

Start/finish locations: Vary by race location within Alenquer municipality and partner parishes


Alenquer, Lisboa

Races


Benefits

🎽 Athlete kit: frontal bib with chip for time control, arm bands, participation gifts, insurance coverage
🏅 Finisher prize: trophies for top 3 in each category per race
⏱️ Timing + live results by electronic chip timing
🛟 Safety support: accompaniment of rescue means
🛡️ Insurance: personal accident and civil liability insurance included
🥤 Aid stations: one assistance point per course with permitted external assistance
🧳 Participant kit includes insurance, timing chip, and refreshments


FAQ

Can children participate?

Participants must be at least 16 years old on the day of the race. Minors under 18 must submit a signed parental responsibility term.

How do I register?

Registration is done through an online platform defined by the organizing entity. Payment of the registration fee is required for confirmation.

What is the maximum number of participants?

Each race is limited to a maximum of 300 participants.

Is a sports license required?

No sports license is required; the races are open to federated and non-federated athletes.

What type of bikes are allowed?

Only mountain bikes and e-bikes are allowed; road, cyclocross, or gravel bikes are prohibited.

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