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The Corrida da Mulher 2026 is a running event scheduled for 2026 in Porto, Portugal. It is designed exclusively for female participants, promoting women’s participation in sports and healthy living.

The race offers a welcoming and empowering atmosphere, encouraging women of all ages and fitness levels to join. It is a celebration of female strength and community spirit.

The event includes a single distance race and may feature additional activities to engage participants and spectators in a festive environment.

The Meia Maratona do Douro Vinhateiro 2026 is a half marathon race taking place on May 24, 2026, in the Douro Vinhateiro region, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Portugal. The event follows a certified 21.097 km course along the beautiful terraces of vineyards by the Douro River, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes.

In addition to the competitive half marathon open to participants aged 18 and older, there is a recreational 5 km walk open to all ages. The race welcomes runners of all levels, from experienced athletes to walkers, creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere that celebrates the local culture and natural beauty. This is truly a unique experience known as the “Most Beautiful Race in the World.”

The event features a festive and welcoming atmosphere supported by local hospitality and regional flavors. The race does not mention direct linkage with cups or championships, but its distinct setting and community spirit make it an exceptional event for both competition and leisure.

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The Backyard Trilho dos Cágados is an official Backyard Ultra trail running event held on May 23, 2026, in Vila Chã de Ourique, Santarém, Portugal. This unique race features a circular loop of 6.706 kilometers that participants must complete within one hour per lap, with multiple distances available including 3, 6, 12 laps, and an Ultra category with no distance limit.

Open to all athletes aged 16 and over in good health, the race challenges runners to complete as many laps as possible, with the Ultra winner being the last person to finish a lap within the hour. It is part of the official Backyard Ultra calendar, inspired by a format created by Lazarus Lake, emphasizing endurance and strategy over a prolonged period.

The course mostly runs on earthy trail terrain and offers a demanding yet festive atmosphere where athletes compete individually but also experience camaraderie. The event includes timed starts every hour and strict rules to ensure fair competition and safety, with support facilities such as showers and aid stations available.