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Hybrid Day Aveiro is a sporting event scheduled for January 31, 2026, in Aveiro, Portugal. While specific race types and distances are not detailed, the event represents a unique opportunity to participate in a local competition organized by SincTime.

The event is open for registration starting October 16, 2025, until the same day at 23:59, inviting athletes to secure their place early. Details about participant eligibility, categories, or race formats were not provided.

The Montepio Cascais Half Marathon 2026 features three road races — 21.1 km, 10 km and 5 km — plus a Kids Run. Coastal courses, wave starts by pace, frequent aid stations and a lively seaside finish. Expo & bib pickup at Nova SBE (Carcavelos) on Jan 29–31.

Main race day: 1 February 2026 (half, 10K, 5K) • Kids Run: 31 January 2026
Location: Cascais Bay / Cascais Marina

The Linhas de Torres 100 returns on January 30–31, 2026, offering an epic trail challenge across the historic Linhas de Torres Vedras, the legendary military defense system north of Lisbon. All events finish at Expotorres, Torres Vedras.

This is more than a race — it’s a journey through cultural heritage, rugged landscapes, and technical trails, with options for everyone:

Trail Ultra Endurance – 100 km (solo or relay of 2 or 4)

Trail Ultra – 50 km

Trail Long – 30 km

Trail Sprint – 20 km

Trail Short – 10 km

Hikes – 20 km and 10 km

Kids’ Races – for ages 7 to 15

Integrated in the ATRP National Trail Circuit, this inclusive event supports a social cause (APSA – Portuguese Association for Asperger Syndrome) and fosters a community spirit across all age groups.

Trilhos Nossa Senhora do AR is a multi-discipline outdoor event taking place on February 1, 2026, in Vila Chã, Alijó, Vila Real. It offers three main routes: a 30 km BTT (mountain bike) ride, a 12 km trail run, and a 12 km walk, all suitable for a wide range of participants, including those from age 8 upwards for walking, 15 years and older for biking, and 16 years and older for trail running.

This event is open to the public without the need for a license, encouraging nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy a day of adventure, sport, and cultural heritage. The routes start and finish at the Aeródromo da Chã and traverse a variety of forest trails, unpaved roads, and public roads, offering a unique blend of natural landscapes and local villages. The environment requires attention due to shared use with vehicles and animals, enhancing the challenge and authenticity of the experience.

The atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive, emphasizing enjoyment and respect for nature, with a focus on safety and community spirit. Awards are given in general classifications for both trail and BTT, as well as special prizes in walking categories, including for the most veteran and youngest participants, and even for participants bringing dogs or showing style.