Triatlo Jovem da Amora

The Federação de Triatlo de Portugal organizes various triathlon events across Portugal throughout the year, featuring multiple race formats and distances to cater to different levels of athletes.

These events are typically open to licensed athletes and often include competitions that contribute to national championships and club rankings, making them highly competitive and prestigious.

Participants can experience diverse Portuguese landscapes and race atmospheres ranging from elite competition to community and club events, sometimes including relay formats and youth categories.

Triathlon events in Portugal for 2026 are organized by the Federação de Triatlo de Portugal, representing a comprehensive national calendar of competitions across various regions. These events offer diverse distances and formats, including individual and team competitions, making them accessible to a wide range of athletes from beginners to elite levels.

The competitions are linked to national championships and club series, fostering a competitive yet inclusive atmosphere. The events often take place in scenic locations throughout Portugal, providing athletes with unique landscapes and terrain challenges. The atmosphere is typically vibrant and community-focused, with some events featuring relay formats and categories for different age groups.

TriChallenge 2026 is a unique multi-discipline race combining mountain biking (BTT), canoeing, and trail running, designed for pairs and taking place in Águeda, Portugal on June 27-28, 2026. The event features two main formats: the Mini-Trichallenge on June 27 for younger or less experienced participants, and the full Trichallenge on June 28, open to athletes aged 16 and up.

The race is open to all athletes organized in male, female, and mixed pairs, including a category for e-bikes. Participants navigate the course guided by GPS, which replaces traditional route markings, ensuring precision and environmental respect. The course traverses stunning trails in the heart of the Bairrada region, leveraging river and hillside landscapes for an adventurous and scenic experience.

With a festive and challenging atmosphere, the event emphasizes personal challenge, teamwork, and adventure over pure competition. It includes solid and liquid aid stations, safety support, official timing, and prizes. The race promotes sustainability and self-sufficiency, making it a memorable experience for both serious competitors and outdoor enthusiasts.