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The 4th Corta Mato de Tunes is a cross country running event scheduled for March 1, 2026, in Tunes, Portugal. It features multiple race distances tailored to various age groups, from 410 meters for the youngest participants to 5550 meters for senior and veteran categories.

The event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes, with free registration via the FPA Competitions platform until February 26, 2026. The races take place on terrain adjacent to the Polidesportivo de Tunes, offering a competitive and community-focused atmosphere.

Classifications include individual and team rankings, with trophies and medals awarded across all age categories, making it a comprehensive event for athletes of all levels and ages.

The 3rd Corta Mato da Sismaria is a cross country running event taking place on March 1, 2026, at the grounds adjacent to the Associação Cultural Recreativa Desportiva e Cooperativa da Sismaria headquarters in Monte Redondo, Leiria. The event features multiple race distances ranging from 0.5 km for the youngest categories up to 4 km for senior and veteran athletes.

The competition is open to federated athletes representing clubs, schools, INATEL, or competing individually across various age categories from Sub-10 to Veterans. The race includes team classifications based on cumulative points, fostering a competitive and community atmosphere.

The course consists of laps around the venue with both small and large loops, and the event offers medals for the top three finishers in each category and gender, including detailed veteran age groups. Hot showers are available at the sports complex, enhancing athlete comfort.

The Caminhada e Corrida da Universidade de Coimbra is a walking and running event taking place on March 1, 2026, in Coimbra, Portugal. It features a 4 km non-competitive walk and a 7.36 km competitive run, symbolizing the 736 years of the University of Coimbra.

The event is open to all ages for the walk and to participants aged 16 and above for the run, with a responsible adult required for minors aged 16-18. It promotes healthy lifestyles and community integration, organized by the University of Coimbra with local authorities’ support.

Participants enjoy a festive atmosphere with hydration and energy replenishment points, sustainable practices, and awards including finisher medals and vouchers for top runners. The event also includes a plogging competition encouraging environmental responsibility.

Trilhos de Mértola 2026 is a trail running event taking place on March 1, 2026, in Mértola, Portugal, within the Natural Park of the Guadiana Valley. The event offers multiple distances including Trail Kids races (400m to 2000m), a 9 km Caminhada and Mini Trail, a 17 km Trail Sprint, and a challenging 30 km Trail.

The event is open to participants of various ages, from children aged 5 and up to adults, with some age restrictions depending on the race category. It welcomes both federated and non-federated athletes, individuals, and groups such as clubs and schools.

The courses feature diverse terrain including trails, paths, streams, and escarpments, avoiding paved roads except for entry/exit points and crossings. The event emphasizes respect for nature and environmental responsibility, with marked routes and aid stations providing solid and liquid supplies. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with community engagement, including races for kids and walking options.