National Road Mile Championships

The Scalabis Night Race is a 10 km urban running event taking place on April 18, 2026, in Santarém, Portugal. The race features a single lap course with no significant elevation changes, starting and finishing at Jardim da Liberdade, passing notable city landmarks.

Alongside the main race, there is a 5 km Mini Race walk and a Kids Race with various age categories, making the event inclusive for all ages. The race is open to all adult runners, with age group classifications for juniors, seniors, and veterans.

The event offers a festive atmosphere with regional snacks and drinks for participants, and a special team competition with prizes, fostering community spirit and friendly rivalry.

The 3rd Mile “Rampa de S.Pedro” is a road race taking place on April 18, 2026, in Barreira, Leiria. This event features a single distance race conducted in a time trial format by age categories.

Open to athletes aged 18 and over who are physically and psychologically prepared for road running efforts. The race is part of the ADAL Road Calendar and is organized by Clube de Atletismo da Barreira.

The race route is entirely on road and participants must comply with traffic rules as there will be no road closures. The event offers a competitive atmosphere with monetary prizes for the top five overall finishers and the top three teams, as well as medals and trophies for age category winners.

The V Corrida de São Lourenço is a running event taking place on April 18, 2026, in Machico (Caniçal), Madeira. It features multiple race distances for different age groups, including 0.5 km for sub-10 and sub-12 categories, 1 km for sub-14 and sub-16, and a main race of 4.1 km for sub-18, sub-20, seniors, and veterans.

This event is part of the Madeira a Correr and Mini Madeira a Correr circuits, with individual and team classifications. Participation is limited to licensed athletes affiliated with AARAM, ensuring a competitive and organized race environment.

The courses run through urban streets of Caniçal and São Lourenço, finishing at the Cais, offering a community-focused and spirited atmosphere. Awards are given across all age groups and team categories, including trophies for clubs with the highest number of classified participants.

TOPO SIMULATION 2026 takes place on April 18, 2026, in Trofa, Portugal. This hybrid endurance and strength competition combines running with standardized functional workout stations in a high-intensity race format.

The race follows an 8 x 1 km running structure alternated with 8 functional stations, including SkiErg, Sled Push, Sled Pull, Burpee Broad Jumps, Row, Farmer Carry, Sandbag Lunges, and Wall Balls. With official HYROX-standard penalties and electronic chip timing, the event challenges both individual and doubles athletes in Open and Pro divisions.