Circuito da Malveira

The Circuito da Nafarros is a road cycling race scheduled for August 24, 2026, in Nafarros, Sintra, Lisbon, Portugal. It is part of the national calendar and features elite male competitors.

This event is organized by AC Lisboa and CD Nafarros and is classified under the road cycling discipline. It is a competitive race within the national scope, attracting elite male cyclists.

Maia Urban Race 2026 is a night-time urban cycling event taking place on August 29, 2026, in Maia, Porto (Portugal). The event is held on a closed circuit in the city centre and runs from 19:30 to 22:30. Riders aim to complete as many laps as possible within 3 hours, with lap counting controlled via electronic chip timing.

Although it is described as a non-competitive cycling-for-all event, participants are timed and ranked by total completed laps. The course showcases Maia’s historic areas, squares, and iconic gardens. The event is organized by Cabreira Solutions and Maia City Council, and follows Portuguese Cycling Federation (FPC) and UCI Open Event regulations.

The 3rd Passeio BTT Solidário – Feira de São Mateus is a non-competitive mountain bike ride taking place on August 30, 2026, in Feira de São Mateus, Viseu. It is open to all participants aged 10 and above.

The event features a single route of approximately 35 km with low difficulty, running through trails, ecopaths, rural paths, public and municipal roads. Participants will enjoy various refreshment points, gastronomic tastings, and entertainment moments along the course.

This solidarity event is organized by Viseu 360 in partnership with the Câmara Municipal de Viseu, with registration fees supporting local institutions. It offers a friendly and inclusive atmosphere without competition or timing.

The Ibérico Bike Race 2026 is a mountain bike event taking place from September 4 to 6, 2026, in Montalegre, Portugal. It features an optional prologue on Friday followed by two timed race days, with classifications for solo riders and teams in various age and gender categories.

The race is open to all cyclists aged 18 and over, whether federated or not, with electric bikes allowed but classified separately. Participants must use GPS navigation with tracks provided by the organization. The event follows the regulations of the Portuguese Cycling Federation as an open race.

Riders will experience rural paths and trails in the Montalegre region, including public roads open to traffic, requiring strict adherence to traffic rules. The race offers a competitive atmosphere with leader jerseys, prizes, and classifications across multiple categories, including solo, pairs, and mixed teams.