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The 38th Grande Prémio de Atletismo de Linda-a-Pastora is a road running race held on May 3, 2026, in Queijas, Oeiras, Lisbon. It is part of the 43rd Troféu Câmara Municipal de Oeiras – Corridas das Localidades series.

The event offers multiple distances including 7.18 km, 4.23 km, 3 km, 1.53 km, and two 0.42 km courses, accommodating a variety of runners. Organized by Linda-a-Pastora Sporting Clube with support from the Oeiras Municipality, it features flat courses with no elevation gain or loss.

The XXI Circuito da Rota dos Dragoeiros is a running race taking place on May 3, 2026, in São Gonçalo / Funchal, Madeira. The event features a single distance of approximately 5.7 km.

This race is open exclusively to licensed athletes born in 2006 or earlier, with regularized status. It is part of the Madeira a Correr circuit, contributing to individual classification.

The course includes a route starting at Largo João Caldeira Leal, descending Rua Conde Carvalhal, with return points and a finish at the usual finish line in Largo João Caldeira Leal. The event offers individual and team classifications, with awards for top finishers and teams.

The Vitalis Kids Challenge by Hyundai 2nd Stage is a free athletics event for children born between 2009 and 2023, promoting sports practice and healthy habits from an early age. It will take place on May 3, 2026, starting at 9:30 AM at the Inatel Parque de Jogos Ramalde athletics track.

The event features multiple running distances according to age categories, ranging from 600 meters to 3000 meters, all held on the athletics track. Participation is open to all children within the specified age groups, regardless of club affiliation.

All participants receive a medal and event t-shirt, with individual classifications awarding the top three in each age category. The race fosters a family-friendly and inclusive atmosphere encouraging youth engagement in athletics.

The 5th Grande Prémio de Atletismo de Guilhovai is a road running event taking place on May 3, 2026, in São João de Ovar, Portugal. The race features a 10 km distance along with various age-category races and a 5 km walk, all starting from the Grupo Desportivo e Cultural de Guilhovai headquarters.

Open to both federated and non-federated athletes of all ages and genders, the event includes individual and team participation. It also serves as the National 10 Km Road Championship of ANDDI, offering a competitive atmosphere with monetary prizes and trophies across multiple categories.

The race route runs through the streets of Guilhovai and Sande, with support from local police and firefighters to ensure athlete safety. The event also includes a prize ceremony and provides shower facilities for participants.