XvIII BTT ROTA DA ÁGUA DE FERREIRA DO ALENTEJO

The 14th edition of Rota da Mamoa is a mountain bike race taking place on June 21, 2026, in Aveiro, Portugal. The event features marathon and half marathon distances, including categories for e-bike and gravel bikes, as well as a walking option.

Open to various age and gender categories, including Elite, Master, and Junior divisions. The race starts and finishes at Cais da Fonte Nova – Centro Cultural e de Congressos de Aveiro, offering a competitive and scenic cycling experience.

The II Troféu de Resistência BTT de Alenquer – Inter Freguesias is a mountain bike endurance race series organized by the Municipality of Alenquer, taking place across multiple dates and locations in 2026, including Ribafria on June 21. The races feature 2-hour endurance formats on courses ranging from 4 to 7 km, primarily on dirt paths and single-tracks.

Open to all athletes aged 16 and above, both federated and non-federated, without the need for a cycling federation license. The event includes various categories by age and gender, as well as an E-Bikes category, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.

This series promotes local sports development and community engagement, with a competitive yet inclusive atmosphere supported by local associations and municipalities. The races are part of a larger trophy series with points awarded per event and overall classification.

The Granfondo Terras de Basto is a cycling event held in the scenic region of Terras de Basto. This event invites cyclists of all levels to participate and enjoy various route options tailored to different endurance levels.

Open to all cyclists, the Granfondo Terras de Basto offers a mix of challenging terrain and beautiful landscapes that showcase the unique character of the region. The race atmosphere is both competitive and festive, promoting camaraderie among participants.

The 24H BTT Famalicão 2026 is a mountain bike endurance race taking place on June 27-28, 2026, in Louro, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal. The event features a circuit of approximately 7 km per lap, designed for continuous 24-hour racing.

Open to all participants aged 14 and above, with special provisions for younger riders in relay teams, the race allows solo riders and teams of 2, 4, or 6 members in male, female, and mixed categories. E-bikes are permitted in specific categories but have separate classifications.

The race offers a challenging endurance format with night riding requiring mandatory front and rear lights, and a festive atmosphere celebrating the 20th anniversary of the event. Awards are given for overall and category winners, including fastest lap prizes.