UMPK 2026

The II Troféu de Resistência BTT de Alenquer – Inter Freguesias is a mountain bike endurance race series held in various locations within the Alenquer municipality throughout 2026. The event includes multiple races from April to October, with the third race, II Resistência das Surraipas, taking place on May 23, 2026, in Pocariça.

The races feature 2-hour endurance formats on courses ranging from 4 to 7 km, primarily on dirt paths and single-tracks. The competition is open to all athletes aged 16 and above, both federated and non-federated, without the need for a cycling federation license.

This series offers diverse categories for men and women, including age groups from Sub 23 to Masters D and E-Bikes. The event promotes local sports development and community engagement, with a competitive yet inclusive atmosphere.

The Galo’s Coura MTB is a mountain bike race scheduled for May 23, 2026. The event offers fixed bar mountain bike competitions.

Registration opens on January 18, 2026, and closes on the day of the event, May 23, 2026. The race location coordinates are latitude 0 and longitude 0.

The 18th Raid BTT Terras de Conceição de Tavira is a mountain bike race taking place on May 24, 2026, at Parque de Lazer da Mata da Conceição de Tavira, Faro. The event offers two main distances: a half marathon of approximately 30 km with medium difficulty and a marathon of approximately 50 km with medium to high difficulty.

Registration is open until May 19, 2026, or until the limit of 250 participants is reached. The race is open to various age categories and includes e-bike categories without age divisions. Participants must wear helmets and follow safety rules throughout the course.

The race atmosphere is focused on sport and nature, with marked trails through the Conceição de Tavira parish, emphasizing environmental respect and safety. Awards and trophies are given to the top three finishers in each category.

The 1º Circuito Capital do Alqueva is a cycling race taking place on May 24, 2026, in Mourão, Évora. The event features two race distances: a 25 km short race and a 45 km long race, both held on a closed asphalt urban circuit.

Open to all cyclists aged 18 and over, the race includes multiple age categories for men and women, from Elite (18-29) to Master 60+ (60 and above). The competition offers trophies and medals for overall and age group winners.

The race promises a safe and well-organized environment with a fully closed circuit, electronic chip timing, and mandatory helmet use, making it suitable for competitive cyclists seeking a challenging urban circuit race.