The Torneio de Atletismo das Freguesias de Rio Maior “Jorge Miguel” is a running athletics tournament held across multiple events in Rio Maior, Portugal, during the 2025/2026 sports season. This event series promotes regular physical activity and the sport of athletics within the local communities.

The tournament features races for a variety of age categories, ranging from children (Benjamins) to Veterans, with distances adapted to each group: from 800 meters for the youngest to 10 kilometers for juniors, seniors, and veterans. The competition is open to both federated and non-federated athletes, fostering an inclusive environment for all participants.

Races take place on closed circuits within local towns and municipal roads, creating a festive and community-oriented atmosphere. The event supports team and individual participation with prizes awarded to the top finishers and best teams, encouraging both competitive spirit and camaraderie among runners.

The Corrida Dia do Pai 2026 takes place on March 15, 2026, at 09:00, in the city of Porto, with start and finish at the Queimódromo, located in Parque da Cidade do Porto. This event marks the 22nd edition of the Corrida Mimosa Dia do Pai and combines competitive racing with family-friendly participation.

Participants can choose between a 10 km timed race, a 5 km walk (non-competitive), and a Kids Race designed for children aged 12 and under. With routes set through one of Porto’s most iconic green areas, the event offers a safe and welcoming environment for runners, walkers, and families.

The event is organised by Runporto.com, with support from several local and regional institutions, ensuring professional logistics, medical assistance, and electronic timing for the main race.

The 18th Corrida do Benfica António Leitão is a running event held on March 29, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal. This road race features a 10 km distance officially measured by CNEC, starting at Avenida Machado Santos near the Estádio da Luz and finishing at Praça Centenário.

The race is open to all participants aged 18 and above, with no nationality or sex restrictions, and requires registration within the deadline. Participants are organized into starting blocks based on their previous 10 km race times, ensuring a fair and competitive atmosphere.

The event also includes the Caminhada António Leitão, a roughly 5 km walk, and the Corrida da Pequenada, races for children of various age categories with shorter distances, creating a family-friendly and festive environment. The course runs through iconic areas around the Estádio da Luz, offering an urban race experience in Lisbon.