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The 2 Léguas da Eurocidade is a running event taking place on November 2, 2025, in Valença, Portugal. This event comprises four simultaneous races: the main 2 Léguas race (approximately 10 km), a Mini-Léguas (1.5 km), a Caminhada (5 km walk), and the Léguazinha (600 m) for children. The courses are mostly flat, making them accessible and enjoyable for a range of participants.

The main 2 Léguas race is competitive and open to athletes aged 18 and over, both federated and non-federated. Awards are given to the top three finishers in each age and gender category, while the other events are non-competitive and designed to encourage broad community participation, including young athletes and families. The races foster a festive and inclusive atmosphere suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

The event is organized by the Associação Desportiva Verdoejense and supported by local municipal and community bodies, emphasizing community engagement and sports promotion in the Valença region. The race features a largely flat urban course and includes safety measures and hydration stations, making it a well-organized event for runners and walkers alike.

The Trail Mortágua 2025 is a trail running event taking place on November 2, 2025, in Mortágua, Portugal, with start and finish at the Câmara Municipal de Mortágua. It offers circular trail distances of approximately 22 km and 14 km as well as an 8 km walk.

The event is open to all participants aged 16 and above for the 14 km trail and 18 and above for the 22 km trail, with no license required. The walk is open to all ages with no classification. The race features multiple age categories for both men and women, ensuring competitive opportunities for a wide range of athletes.

The course runs through public roads and rural paths marked with ribbons and signage, supported by police and volunteer firefighters, providing a safe and scenic running experience. The atmosphere is welcoming with awards for top finishers and commemorative gifts for all participants, complemented by a festive spirit including a meal option and post-race amenities.

The II Passeio BTT, entre Febras e Pedais is a non-competitive mountain bike event taking place on November 2, 2025, in Mangualde, Viseu, Portugal. The ride starts at 9:00 AM, with participant registration opening at 7:30 AM near Escola Básica Ana de Castro Osório. The event features a single distance of approximately 30 km over trails, rural paths, public roads, and municipal roads, offering a medium difficulty level.

This event is open to all participants aged 10 and above, including minors with parental authorization. It is a solidarity ride supporting the local Voluntary Firefighters of Mangualde, emphasizing community spirit and social responsibility. Participants ride in a peloton with a guided start, enjoying scenic rural landscapes and a respectful coexistence with other road users, animals, and pedestrians.

The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, with a communal lunch after the ride for all registered participants. It is a family-friendly event that promotes cycling for leisure and charity, allowing the use of various types of two-wheeled vehicles including cyclocross, mountain bikes, and e-bikes.

The 63rd Grande Prémio Internacional da Cidade de Viseu is a historic 10K road running race held on November 2, 2025, in the city of Viseu, Portugal. This is the oldest running event in the country, with a tradition spanning 63 years, attracting both senior and veteran athletes aged 18 and above. The race features a 10 km distance for seniors and veterans, starting at 10:15 AM.

Alongside the main 10K, the event offers shorter distances for younger athletes in the ‘Mini Campeões’ category, including distances of approximately 1000m for Benjamins and Infantis, 2000m for Iniciados, and 3000m for Juvenis, with morning start times from 9:30 AM to 9:40 AM. The event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes, making it accessible for a wide range of participants.

The race boasts a festive family atmosphere with separate classifications for men and women and team competitions for different youth categories. The course passes through various parishes of Viseu, starting and finishing at the same location, making it a unique urban running experience embedded in local tradition.