Corrida Cimpor

  • Sun, October 19, 2025
  • 3 races
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Event summary

The 5th edition of Corrida Cimpor will take place on October 19, 2025, in Alhandra, with the start and finish located at Cimpor’s facilities. As in previous years, all proceeds from the event will be donated to the Alhandra Volunteer Fire Department.

The event offers three different formats suitable for a variety of participants: a 10 km road race, a 4 km walk, and a 500 m Kids Race. Participants will run or walk through the streets of Alhandra and the riverside promenade. The 10 km course is designed for adults aged 18+, while the walk is open to all ages, and the Kids Race is dedicated to children up to 12 years old.

This is a community-centered event that blends sport and solidarity, celebrating health and social responsibility through a festive and accessible atmosphere.

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  • Date & Time: October 19, 2025
     • Kids Race – 10:00
     • 4km Walk – 10:05
     • 10km Race – 10:10

  • Location: Start and finish at Cimpor Alhandra

  • Distances:
     • 10 km race (with chip timing)
     • 4 km walk
     • 500 m Kids Race

  • Surface: Asphalt streets and pedestrian riverside path

  • Age Requirements:
     • 10km race – 18 years and older
     • Walk – no age limit
     • Kids Race – up to 12 years old

  • Categories (10km):
     • Juniors/Seniors (18–34)
     • Vet I (35–39), Vet II (40–44), Vet III (45–49), Vet IV (50–54), Vet V (55–59), Vet VI (60–64), Vet VII (65+)

  • Awards (10km):
     • Top 3 overall (M/F)
     • Top 3 per age category (M/F)
     • Largest team

  • Water Stations:
     • 10km – at 5 km and finish
     • 4km and Kids Race – finish only

  • Bag Drop: Available at start area

  • Bib Pick-Up:
     • Oct 16 (Thu): Xistarca, Lisbon – 10:00–20:00
     • Oct 17 (Fri): Cimpor Alhandra – 10:00–18:00
     • Oct 19 (Sun): Race day – 08:00–09:00 (with €3.00 fee if not pre-selected)

  • Insurance: Included for all registered participants


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Benefits

🎽 Technical T-shirt (subject to availability)
🎒 Race bag / backpack
🎫 Personalized bib (with chip for 10km)
🧢 Official cap
🥇 Finisher medal (10km only)
🚿 Access to race-day facilities
💧 Water at aid stations and finish
🎁 Sponsor giveaways
📜 Digital participation certificate (10km only)
🛡️ Sports insurance (according to Portuguese law)


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