Duatlo Cross Abrantes

The XVI Duatlo Cross João Campos takes place on January 25, in Abrantes, Portugal, and includes two competitions held on the same day: the National Clubs Championship of Cross Duathlon (Sprint distance) and an Open Race. The event is organised by the Municipality of Abrantes in partnership with Aventurirequinte Associação, with technical support from the Portuguese Triathlon Federation.

The race follows a cross duathlon format, combining trail running and mountain biking (BTT), and is held in and around the Parque Urbano de São Lourenço. The Open Race is aimed at non-licensed athletes and can be raced individually or in relay format, while the National Clubs Championship is exclusively for licensed athletes.

With off-road courses, varied terrain, and a strong competitive structure, the event is a reference in Portuguese cross duathlon, attracting clubs and individual athletes from across the country.

The Duatlo Barcelos is a sprint duathlon event taking place on January 25, 2026, in Barcelos, Portugal, a city known as the symbol of the nation and a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts. The race includes a 5 km running segment, a 20 km cycling segment, and a 2.5 km running segment, all held on city streets.

This competition is open to all athletes, including solo participants and double relay teams (male, female, or mixed), and is part of the Desafio Norte de Triatlo series. The event offers a festive atmosphere with organized support and recognition for top finishers by age group and teams.

The course runs through diverse urban routes in Barcelos, featuring iconic city streets and well-coordinated transitions. With official timing, aid stations, and post-race celebrations, it is ideal for athletes seeking a challenging yet supportive sprint duathlon experience.

The V Duatlo da Amora is a duathlon event taking place on January 31, 2026, at Quinta da Atalaia in Amora, Portugal. It features a super sprint distance for the Campeonato Absoluto de Lisboa e Alto Alentejo and adapted distances for the Campeonato Jovem de Lisboa e Alto Alentejo, catering to various youth age groups.

The event is open to licensed athletes born up to 2010 for the absolute championship and to athletes born between 2019 and 2009 for the youth championship. It serves as the first scoring race for the Campeonato Absoluto and includes individual and team classifications by age and gender.

The race courses include asphalt and some dirt terrain with moderate elevation changes, and the atmosphere is competitive with a focus on regional championships for both youth and adult athletes.

The XVIII Duatlo de Arronches takes place on February 7, in Arronches, Portugal, and includes two races held on the same day: the National Clubs Duathlon Championship (Sprint distance) and an Open Race. The event is organised by the Municipality of Arronches, in partnership with local associations, with technical support from the Portuguese Triathlon Federation.

The competition follows a road duathlon format, combining running and cycling, with start, transition area, and finish located at the Estádio Municipal de Arronches. The National Championship race is reserved for licensed athletes, while the Open Race is open to non-licensed athletes and may also be contested in relay format.

With a structured competitive framework and clearly defined cut-off times, the XVIII Duatlo de Arronches is a key event in the national duathlon calendar.