
CORRIDA
ENDURANCE 226KM
NOVEMBER 20 to 22, 2026
Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

21-23 NOV. 2025
Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil
CORRIDA ENDURANCE 226KM
Extremo Sul Ultramarathon
The longest beach in the world, from south to north!
226km of an immense beach, on a tremendous sand plain, in an inhospitable, climatically unstable place with enormous contrasts. 52h maximum time to travel the route between sand and sea, in a corridor that can sometimes seem infinite and psychologically exhausting.
Extremo Sul Ultramarathon, is a race in self-sufficiency among the various bases set up by the Organization, but which exposes, year after year, the weaknesses of human beings when trying to control the forces of mother nature. Therefore, a real capacity for self-sufficiency for the entire race and not just for the distances between bases, is highly recommended.
The longest beach in the world, at the extreme south of Brasil, which connects Barra do Chui, in the Municipality of Santa Vitória to Cassino, in Rio Grande, is not an ordinary beach. It’s a world of stories, struggles, difficulties, overcoming, but also of knowledge, evasion and a lot of transformation. We are absolutely certain that you will never be the same after facing this horizontal abyss.
226 km
52h
non Stop
self-sufficiency
Longest beach
of yhe world
Rio Grande do Sul
Brazil
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What the athletes say…
Returning to Brazil with a great experience of life and the warmth of the people of Rio Grande has a unique solution.
Me, the sea, the sun, the nights, the stars, moments of pain, moments of joy, of great overcoming, and of great involvement with nature.
There I learned how small we are in the face of the immensity of the largest stretch of beach in the world. Memories that I will carry with me forever.
When we reach our limit... that's when we see what we are capable of!!! It made me stronger, more human.
Thank you Extremo Sul Ultramarathon
During many hours of solitude in both editions, God held my hand and said “come on, I’ll hold you tight”.
I became a better person, I reworked some thoughts I had about things and people and I realized that good always wins and love prevails.
The magic spreads over Albardão and Sarita. Witnessing the sunset, feeling the heat of the sun at dawn are unique sensations that are similar to the touch of God.The event goes beyond simple competition, there is a harmony between athletes and nature. When we are on the route, we live each moment and enjoy each moment as if we were enjoying a sweet drink.
That immensity makes you reflect on how good it is to be ALIVE! Whoever participates in this test will never be the same.
A Extremo Sul It was a unique test for me. Due to the difficulties of training and the race itself. We feel very small on this beach. And crossing the finish line, it seems like it didn't end there.
There is that feeling that we can do much more. Thanks. Until one day I have the courage to try doing it again.
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Regulation
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2025 results
| Position | Name | Surname | BibNumber | Nat. | Gender | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 º | Valmor | Fiamoncini | 256 | BRA | H | 28:29:00 |
| 2 º | William | Border | 107 | BRA | H | 29:47:00 |
| 3 º | Ricardo | Santos | 227 | BRA | H | 32:34:00 |
| 3 º | Laércio | Martins | 267 | BRA | H | 32:34:00 |
| 4 º | Fabio | Spa | 30 | BRA | H | 33:21:00 |
| 5 º | Ailton | Batiste Polka Dots | 231 | BRA | H | 34:03:00 |
| 6 º | Renato | Nunes | 255 | BRA | H | 35:03:00 |
| 7 º | Isadora | Soares | 184 | BRA | M | 35:13:00 |
| 8 º | Clediane | Monday | 124 | BRA | M | 35:25:00 |
| 9 º | Luis | Gazzi | 240 | BRA | H | 35:48:00 |
| 10 º | Juan | Mora, Sweden | 268 | Chile | H | 36:54:00 |
| 11 º | Sean | No | 275 | without | H | 37:42:00 |
| 12 º | Fernando | Xenon | 261 | BRA | H | 38:09:00 |
| 12 º | Bruno | Brook | 19 | BRA | H | 38:09:00 |
| 13 º | Rachel | Belmont | 260 | EUA | M | 38:32:00 |
| 14 º | Cristiane | Correa | 235 | BRA | M | 40:52:00 |
| 14 º | Louise | Mcghee | 236 | BRA | M | 40:52:00 |
| 14 º | James | Ribasqui | 165 | BRA | H | 40:52:00 |
| 15 º | Moses | Torres | 20 | BRA | H | 42:48:00 |
| 16 º | Juarez, | Bozio | 212 | BRA | H | 43:02:00 |
| 17 º | Cristina | Cunha | 274 | IVR | M | 43:42:00 |
| 18 º | Arthur | Rib | 151 | BRA | H | 43:43:00 |
| 19 º | Gem | Teixidor | 217 | ESP | M | 44:12:00 |
| 19 º | Yannick | Sol | 273 | From | H | 44:12:00 |
| 20 º | Priscilla | Alves | 269 | BRA | M | 44:32:00 |
| 21 º | Julio | Santos | 186 | BRA | H | 44:34:00 |
| 22 º | Tony | Saucer | 263 | BRA | H | 45:02:00 |
| 23 º | Francisco | Assisi | 213 | BRA | H | 45:19:00 |
| 24 º | Tatyana | Medeiros | 205 | BRA | M | 45:26:00 |
| 25 º | Lucas | Democh | 230 | BRA | H | 45:37:00 |
| 26 º | Jefferson | Dwoyatzki | 233 | BRA | H | 45:44:00 |
| 27 º | Xavier | Gali | 214 | ESP | H | 46:47:00 |
| 28 º | Fabio | Liedtke | 248 | BRA | H | 47:11:00 |
| 28 º | Darcissus | Rossato | 247 | BRA | H | 47:11:00 |
| 28 º | Luciano | Stankowski | 176 | BRA | H | 47:11:00 |
| 29 º | José | Silva | 252 | BRA | H | 48:01:00 |
| 30 º | Silvia | Dias | 258 | POR | M | 48:45:00 |
| 30 º | Luiz | Ramos | 195 | POR | H | 48:45:00 |
| 31 º | Plautus | The Netherlands | 210 | BRA | H | 49:27:00 |
| 32 º | Agildo | Gregory | 173 | BRA | H | 49:32:00 |
| 33 º | Ana | Jaques | 253 | BRA | M | 49:38:00 |
| 34 º | Eduardo | Vargas | 246 | BRA | H | 49:50:00 |
| 35 º | Aldenir | Silva | 228 | BRA | M | 50:05:00 |
| 35 º | Vanessa | Araujo | 204 | BRA | M | 50:05:00 |
| 36 º | Luciano | Santos | 232 | BRA | H | 50:09:00 |
| 36 º | Maria | wolfart | 250 | BRA | M | 50:09:00 |
| 37 º | Anderson | Savoy | 238 | BRA | H | 50:17:00 |
| 38 º | Caio | Pandolfo | 150 | BRA | H | 50:19:00 |
| 39 º | Teresa | Silva | 264 | BRA | M | 50:36:00 |
| 40 º | Christian | Souza | 141 | BRA | H | 50:41:00 |
| 40 º | Michel | Lawrence | 80 | BRA | H | 50:41:00 |
| 41 º | Carson | Silva | 243 | BRA | H | 50:57:00 |
| 42 º | Vanessa | Motta | 245 | BRA | M | 51:15:00 |
| 42 º | Roberto | cupcake | 244 | BRA | H | 51:15:00 |
| 43 º | Roman | Kovac | 259 | SLK | H | 51:44:00 |
| Adriano | Brandao | 242 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Alan | Pereira | 218 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Carlos | Lagori | 234 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Cátia | Geremia | 136 | BRA | M | DNF | |
| Claudia | Correa | 197 | BRA | M | DNF | |
| Cleide | War | 241 | BRA | M | DNF | |
| Diego | Rib | 239 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Dilama | Lamberty | 266 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Elicarlos | Lima | 185 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Fabio | Wolff | 249 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Fabricio | Frauzino | 265 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Hector | Bengolea | 251 | ARG | H | DNF | |
| Leonardo | Léo | 271 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Lion | William | 224 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Cleusa | Negakeniana | 262 | BRA | M | DNF | |
| Rafael | Olive tree | 257 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Ricardo | Sena | 272 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Rodrigo | Ramos | 209 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Sergio | Barczak | 270 | BRA | H | DNF | |
| Salt flats | Ax | 188 | BRA | M | DNF | |
| Alex Sandro | Alves | 41 | BRA | H | DNS | |
| Danilo | Pink | 43 | BRA | H | DNS | |
| Carlos | Freitas | 78 | BRA | H | DNS | |
| Marcelo | Almeida | 180 | BRA | H | DNS |
Results from previous years
FAQs
Is the route marked?
No. The landmarks are the sea on the right side, from beginning to end.
Will I walk many kilometers alone?
Yes. In some parts of the route the isolation is total. The feeling of isolation will increase as the night progresses.
What type of route do I find?
The route is essentially along the beach, with the exception of the connecting kilometers between Chuí and Barra do Chuí, which will be on asphalt and along the RS 699 highway.
Can I be assisted on the route?
No. Support outside the Aid Stations (AS) is penalized with disqualification. Assistance outside the AS is only allowed to the Organization and for medical help. Any other type of help takes away the possibility of being a finisher.
What are the temperatures like at this time of year?
Variable and unpredictable. We’ve already had editions with temperatures above 35ºC and below 20ºC. We’ve already run in rain, strong wind and thunders, under real storms of wind and rain. We’ve already been forced to interrupt the race for some participants, because the conditions did not offer the comfort and safety that everyone deserves.
What are Aid Stations?
These are places where all participants can eat, drink, and rest. Silence and harmony should prevail, especially in the two bases designated for rest: the Albardão Life Base and the ICMBIO House.
How many aid stations are there?
They will be of sufficient quantity and quality to allow you to overcome the challenge comfortably and safely.
What kind of supplies will I find?
At the AS, the organization will provide solid and liquid foods in the quantity and quality necessary to replenish energy and hydrate you. The organization will also make sure to provide food suitable for the type of effort you’re putting in.
Are there supplies along the way?
Yes. However, the test is to be conducted independently among support groups. Deliberate support outside of these groups is not permitted and will result in immediate disqualification.
Can I sleep outside the Aid Stations?
You shouldn’t. Rest, outside the AS, require special attention such as getting out of the way that most cars use. Avoid leaving the vicinity of the sea. Whenever you do, leave a mark to indicate that you’re nearby.
How do I get to Rio Grande?
If you're not from the state of Rio Grande do Sul, the most practical solution is to fly to Porto Alegre and then take the bus to Rio Grande. The journey between the two cities can take up to 5 hours. If you’re traveling in a group, it may be worth renting a car in Porto Alegre.
There are flights between Porto Alegre and Pelotas. Check with your travel agency. Pelotas is just over 40 minutes from Rio Grande.
How do I get from the meeting point to the start?
The organization provides this transportation on the day of the race.
There is mandatory equipment?
Yes, there is. It will be indicated in the Participant’s Guide.
Can I get the medal and the finisher's T-shirt without having finished the race?
No. These prizes are exclusively for those who finish the race. It would not be fair to those who did everything, sometimes in extreme conditions, to finish the race.
What's the maximum race time?
52 hours is the maximum time to complete the entire race distance.
Do I have to take batteries?
We recommend that you do so. Bring batteries so that your equipment can work whenever you need it.
Are there cut times?
The cut times between AS, will be indicated in the Participant’s Guide, that will be sent days before the race.
What do I need to participate?
Be in good physical condition and prepared for the difficulties of the race. It’s also necessary not to suffer from any health problems that limit the practice of ultra-endurance sports.
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