Triatlo Longo de Caminha

The Federação de Triatlo de Portugal organizes various triathlon events across Portugal throughout the year, featuring multiple race formats and distances to cater to different levels of athletes.

These events are typically open to licensed athletes and often include competitions that contribute to national championships and club rankings, making them highly competitive and prestigious.

Participants can experience diverse Portuguese landscapes and race atmospheres ranging from elite competition to community and club events, sometimes including relay formats and youth categories.

The V Triatlo da Batalha is a road triathlon event with swimming in a pool, taking place on July 11, 2026, near the Piscina Municipal da Batalha in Portugal. It is part of the Campeonato Litoral e Interior Centro Jovem and serves as the fourth scoring race in this championship.

The event features multiple youth age categories with distances adapted to each group, including swimming in a 25m pool, cycling on a flat asphalt course with some hills and roundabouts, and running on a flat circuit of asphalt and brick dust. Participation is open to athletes born between 2009 and 2019, both licensed and non-licensed.

The race atmosphere is competitive and structured, with individual and team classifications, and includes a prize ceremony. The event is organized by Associação Batalha Escola de Triatlo in partnership with the Câmara Municipal da Batalha and supported by the Federação de Triatlo de Portugal.

The Triatlo de Moimenta da Beira is a road triathlon event held on August 1-2, 2026, in Moimenta da Beira, Portugal. It features multiple races including the Campeonato Norte Jovem, Campeonato Norte Absoluto, and open races with distances adapted for youth and standard and sprint distances for adults.

The event welcomes licensed and non-licensed athletes across various age groups, from young categories born as recently as 2019 to masters born as early as 1927. It includes individual and relay formats in triathlon and duathlon sprint distances.

Races take place around the Albufeira do Vilar area with courses on mixed asphalt and dirt roads, offering a low difficulty profile. The event fosters competitive spirit with classifications by age, gender, teams, and relays, and awards trophies for individual and collective performances.