Marginal à Noite

The 1st Travocar Athletics Grand Prix – Vila de Valongo do Vouga is a road running event scheduled for June 13, 2026, in Valongo do Vouga, Portugal. It features a competitive 10 km race and a non-competitive 8 km walk. The race is open to all runners aged 18 and over, including adapted sports athletes, while the walk is open to all interested participants. The event is part of the Festas da Vila 2026 celebrations and is supported by local entities and sponsors, with athlete Mónica Silva as the event's godmother. The race route starts at the Junta de Freguesia and finishes at Escola Básica 2,3 de Valongo do Vouga, with a maximum duration of 2 hours. The walk starts and finishes at the school as well, with a maximum duration of 2 hours.

DEKA FIT Lisboa 2026 is an obstacle course race taking place on June 13, 2026, at Pala do Pavilhão de Portugal in Parque das Nações, Lisbon. The race features a 5 km distance divided into 10 zones, designed to test fitness limits. The event includes categories for Age Group, Elite, Teams, and a separate DEKA MILE race. It offers a competitive and challenging atmosphere suitable for athletes aiming to push their endurance and strength.

The 10th Edition Corrida da Nazaré is a running event taking place on June 13, 2026, in Nazaré, Portugal. It features a main 10 km race, a 5 km walk, and a youth race of 100 meters for children born between 2010 and 2025. The event is open to all participants regardless of nationality or gender, with various age categories for the main race including juniors, seniors, and veterans. The race starts at 20:00 from the Centro Cultural da Nazaré, followed immediately by the walk. The course runs through the streets of Nazaré with start and finish at the same location, offering a community-focused atmosphere supported by local organizations. The event also includes awards for top finishers and special prizes for local athletes and record breakers.

Ultra Skyrunning Madeira 2026 is a skyrunning event taking place on June 12-13, 2026, in Santana, Portugal. The event features six competitive races including the Madeira SkyRace (52 km, 4055 m elevation gain), Santana Sky Race (22 km, 1876 m elevation gain), Santana KM Vertical (approx. 4.8 km with 1000 m vertical gain), Furão Sky Race (12 km, 756 m elevation gain), Santana Sky Sprint (1.3 km, 370 m elevation gain), and a kids race with distances from 500 m to 1800 m for ages 6 to 14. The Madeira SkyRace is part of the Portuguese Cup for the modality and the Santana KM Vertical is included in the national and international calendar for the discipline. The races are open to all participants meeting age and medical requirements, with categories for youth, juniors, seniors, veterans, and kids. The courses traverse mountainous terrain around Santana with significant elevation gains and technical challenges. The event offers a festive and competitive atmosphere with prize money for top finishers, team classifications, and a dedicated kids race, making it suitable for a wide range of athletes and families.