CORRIDA ENDURANCE 281KM

17 to 21 JULY 2024
Beira Baixa – Portugal

CORRIDA ENDURANCE 281KM

17 to 21 JULY 2024
low edge

Portugal

360 € * (from)

“If you ever want to talk to God, this is the race…”
Victor Rodrigues.

It's a race where temperatures rise to beyond the 40th. The heat is suffocating and many of the participants classify it as the hardest they have ever done.

These are mandatory conditions for being happy, and being one of the finalists in this race, to have a real capacity for autonomy, to be self-sufficient and to know how to navigate the entire route using GPS equipment.

With PT281 Ultramarathon we crossed an entire region in the interior of Portugal: the low edge. A region with a moderate climate for most of the year, but in July, especially, it is characterized by intense and torrid heat.

281 km

66 hours

6500 D +

GPS

Self sufficiency

Belmonte > Proença-a-Nova

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Event Details

  • Reception for athletes: 17 July 2024
  • Competition Date: 18 to 21 July 2024
  • Distance: 281 km

  • Positive slope: 6500m

  • Starting point: Belmonte
  • Arrival point: Proença-a-Nova
  • Route: Linear
  • Limit time: 66 hours
  • Departure date: 18 July 2024
  • Time to go: 18: 00h
  • Consecration Ceremony: 21 July 2024

  • Ceremony time: 18: 00h

Support base Intermediate Accumulated Hourly Barrier
Number Location Distance D+ D- Distance D+ D- Time Data
Match Belmonte 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 Sabugal 35 950 785 35,1 950 785 01:30:00 19/07/24
2 Penamacor 51,2 1190 1180 86,2 2140 1965 12:00:00 19/07/24
3 penha garcia 42,4 990 990 128,6 3130 2955 22:30:00 19/07/24
4 Idanha a Nova 28,2 590 590 156,8 3720 3545 06:00:00 20/07/24
5 Lentiscals 43,4 580 620 200,2 4300 4165 19:00:00 20/07/24
6 Old Town of Ródão 30,8 510 540 231 4810 4705 02:00:00 21/07/24
7 Hills of the Lady 26,7 1000 1020 257,7 5810 5725 08:30:00 21/07/24
8 Proença-a-Nova 24,2 650 630 281,9 6460 6355 12:00:00 21/07/24

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What the athletes say…

A PT281 It’s “that proof”. The spirit of ultramarathonism is somewhat the essence of this race. Self-sufficiency beyond food and drink is above all the ability to be alone, completely isolated from the world. We spent hours isolated, in a depopulated Beira Baixa, somewhere between Spain and the other Portugal, and in which we found everything that is possible to find in ultramarathon running.

And then, in the middle of this whole trip, life examples appear that we pick up and read, copying what we can, which are some veterans of the race, and especially the veterans of conquest, those who conquered themselves with ultramarathon running. And it's funny that these people come to PT281 as if they were coming for a spiritual retreat, trying to understand if they still have the capacity to be so alone, so dependent on themselves, but at the same time knowing that, when they least expect it, they will find a helping hand. This is what continues to bring me and many of those here here.

Rui Pine, Portugal

Each year is different, from the 1st edition to this, the 8th edition. The test is slightly different, but also the sensations we bring and the people with whom we share the experience are going through different things! Being with these people and sharing this adventure with them makes us grow together. I know we all leave here different people. On Sunday we are no longer the same people we were on Thursday, when we left. I love this in PT281, it's what keeps me coming back.

Levi Rizk, USA

I came here to challenge myself, not to compete. I wanted to do something different than usual, like facing extreme heat, for example. I like to challenge myself to face the worst possible conditions, it's what motivates me. The harder it is, the better it is for me.

The most complicated moments were on the second and third nights, because I can't manage sleep deprivation well and they were very long nights. I ended up sleeping somewhere, I had hallucinations, I saw a lot of things, a lot of people, giants, monsters. A kind of dream where I saw myself saying hello to people and things that didn't exist, it was crazy!

It exceeded all my expectations!

Habiba Benahmed, França

(Nuno) Our limits are in our heads and we came here to prove that it is possible to break them. (Serginho) Nothing is easy, in life nothing is easy, people are the ones who impose certain limits on themselves. A PT281 it just proves that people, with or without physical limitations, can overcome these challenges. What a wonderful opportunity that Paulo and Sandra gave us to make a difference!

Nuno Porão and Serginho Melo, Portugal and Brazil (PT281 in a wheelchair)

It's difficult for me to talk about PT. Some may want to come and race against someone, but for me that's not the approach. The challenge is with me! After having made so many edits, the goal is always to try to find the best of myself in the test.

There are so many hours, so much time alone, that I think we leave here different, regardless of the result.

Rui Luz, Portugal

I ran this race 7 times and was a Finisher 6 times. What makes this competition great is the territory where it takes place, Beira Baixa. Its people, its landscapes and above all the high quality of the corridors that we find here. I was lucky to run with them and make great friends, both among the athletes and with the organization.

Michael Lara, Spain (España)

While passing through the “Valley of Death” I saw and heard things that didn't exist, I didn't lose track of myself because I knew it was something that could happen. Basically, I kept moving forward until I reached the last gas station, where I had the real idea that I could win and break the race record.” It's one of those events where you should come if you really want to challenge yourself!

Marco Pinto, Portugal

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Regulation

1. ORGANIZATION

- A PT281® Ultramarathon is a co-organization of Horizontes Sports Tourism and Travel and the Interior Convida Association.

2. ACCEPTANCE OF RACING RULES AND ETHICS

– Participation in PT281® Ultramarathon implies the express and unreserved acceptance of these regulations, the ethics of the event and all instructions sent by the organizer to the participants.

– It is essential that participants help anyone in danger and alert the nearest checkpoint or contact the organization.

3 PARTICIPATION
3.1 Age of participation

– All people aged 20 or over at the time of registration.

– Although there are no restrictions for participation in the race, it is highly recommended to have already participated in other long races (100km or more), lasting several days.

– The organization reserves the right not to accept registration, whenever it considers that the interested party does not meet the minimum requirements to participate.

3.2 Regularized registration

– Insert a medical document on the platform that certifies your physical condition

– The Term of Responsibility is mandatory for all participants and is accepted by the participant during the registration process.

– To participate in the event, the athlete must have their registration previously regularized within the established deadlines and accept all the rules contained in these regulations.

– Respond to the Economic Impact Questionnaire of PT281® Ultramarathon, which will be sent to all participants on June 15, 2024. The aforementioned questionnaire will be sent by email and must be answered by June 31, 2024.

3.3 Physical conditions

– Be fully aware of the extent and specificity of the event and have acquired the capacity for personal autonomy to manage the difficulties and problems that may arise in this type of event, especially those related to changes in weather conditions, and have the ability to be autonomous between gas stations, in relation to food, clothing and security.

– You must know how to face physical and mental problems resulting from extreme fatigue, digestive problems, joint and muscle pain, etc.

– Be aware that it is not the organization’s role to help a participant overcome these problems and that this depends mainly on their ability to adapt to the problematic situations arising from this type of event. Therefore, the primary safety of athletes basically depends on the quality of the materials/equipment they have.

– Inform the Organization of any health problem you have, so that you can obtain first aid if necessary, such as: diabetes, hypertension, asthma and other chronic diseases.

– The Organization reserves the right to exclude from the event, even before it begins, any participant who, through their behavior, affects the management and/or its proper functioning. If this occurs, the athlete will not be reimbursed.

4. REGISTRATION
4.1 Registration process

– Registration is carried out using the specific form that will be available at: https://stopandgo.net and you can obtain more information on the website https://horizontes.pt.

– Any questions related to registrations, athletes should contact via email: info@horizontes.pt or number 274673139.

– After registering, information about the various payment methods will be sent.

4.2 Registration fees and periods
Category 01/11/23 a 29/02/24 01/03/24 a 15/06/24 16/06/24 a 30/06/24
Solo € 360,00 € 410,00 € 460,00
Pair* *** € 520,00 € 570,00
Block* *** €740,00 € 900,00

*New Forms of Participation added on 13/03/2024

For installment payments, send email to info@horizontes.pt, in order to receive more information

4.3 Cancellation/change of registration conditions

– Changes to participant data are not permitted after June 30, 2024.

– In case of withdrawal, the amount for this edition will be credited to the same athlete or another athlete you indicate, exclusively for the 2025 edition of PT 281® Ultramarathon, according to the following table:

dropouts Credit amount
Until March 31/24 75%
Until May 31/24 50%
Until June 30/24 25%

NOTE: There will be no cash refunds.

4.4 Regularized registration includes:

– Presence gift
– Assistance and supplies of liquids and solids at all support bases
– Protection and rescue service throughout the race.
– Transfers from Proença-a-Nova to Belmonte – 18/07/24
– Finisher Award
– Consecration party
– Personal accident insurance
– Red Cross massages and nursing services at some Support Bases.

4.5 Services available

Transfers

– Transfers from Lisbon (Train), to Vila Velha de Ródão – Day 17/07/24

– Transfers from Vila Velha de Ródão (Bus), to Proença a Nova – Day 171/07/24

– Transfers from Proença-a-Nova (Bus), to Vila Velha de Ródão – Day 21/07/24

– Transfers from Vila Velha de Ródão (Train), to Lisbon – 21/07/2024

Price per athlete – €40

4.6 Insurance

– The organization contracts mandatory insurance, in accordance with Decree-Law no. 10/2009 of January 12, for this type of event, with its premium included in the registration fee. Payment of the insurance deductible, in the event of an accident, is the sole responsibility of the athletes.

– The claim must be reported to the insurer within a maximum of eight working days from the date of the claim. After this date, the insurer reserves the right not to accept said participation.

– Any and all expense documents, related to a claim already reported, will be previously settled by the respective victim (participant) and their originals sent to the insurer for subsequent reimbursement.

– The organization will not assume expenses for claims of which it was not aware in a timely manner to report. If the participant seeks hospital care on their own, without any knowledge of the organization, the insurance will not be activated and the participant will have to pay 100% of the expenses incurred.

– Although the Organization provides insurance for all participants, it is advisable that they have personal insurance that covers the practice of trail-running and that at the time of assistance, they check which insurance is most advantageous in covering the expenses arising from the situation.

4.7 Image rights

-Acceptance of this regulation necessarily implies that the participant authorizes the race organizers to record all or part of their participation in it, it also presupposes their agreement so that the organization can use the athlete's image for the promotion and dissemination of the event. evidence, in all its forms (radio, written press, video, photography, internet, posters, social media, etc.), assigns all rights to its commercial and advertising exploitation that it deems opportune to carry out, without right, by of the athlete, to receive any economic compensation.

4.8 Interpretation of the Regulation

– Participants registered in the PT281® Ultramarathon agree to participate voluntarily and under their own responsibility in the competition. Therefore, they exempt, waive, agree not to claim or demand from the organization, collaborators, authorities, sponsors and other participants, any liability towards them and their heirs, in anything that exceeds the coverage of their responsibilities, that of their collaborators and participants.

– All doubts regarding the interpretation of the Regulations and other cases related to the event will be analyzed and decided by the Event Organization.

– It is the sole responsibility of the Organization to approve any correction it deems appropriate and at any time, which will be published on the Internet, on the event's official website, in the participant guide and at the secretariat.

– If this Regulation is published in other languages ​​and in case of doubts regarding its interpretation, the Portuguese text will be the only one considered valid.

– The Organization, in cases of bad weather and/or for safety reasons, reserves the right to interrupt, change times, suspend or cancel the test on the scheduled date and location. In these cases, there will be no refund to competitors of funds already paid or to sponsors.

– Cases omitted from this regulation will be resolved by the organizing committee, whose decisions will not be appealed.

– The Justice Forum of the Organizers’ domicile is hereby established.

5. PRESENTATION OF THE TEST

- A PT281® Ultramarathon is a race on foot, in a natural environment, along forest trails, rural paths, dirt and asphalt roads. The route crosses a historical and natural landscape of Beira Baixa – Portugal, and starts at the Castle of Vila de Belmonte, and ends in Proença-a-Nova.

– The total length of the route is 281 km, 6.733 D+ and with a deadline of 66 hours for completion, on a non-stop basis, using GPS and semi-self-sufficiency. It crosses 7 municipalities, at an extremely hot time of year, with temperatures between 30º and 50º C.

5.1PARTICIPATION / METHODS OF PARTICIPATION
- INDIVIDUAL

– Participation is only for one athlete

– TEAMS (RELAYS)

-Participation is possible in teams made up of 2 or 4 elements, male, female and mixed in the form of relays.

– The first athlete to start has to go through the first 2 bases from Belmonte to Penamacor.

– The second athlete has to travel bases from Penamacor to Idanha to Nova.

– The remaining bases are at the discretion of the participants.

– When participating in relays, exchanges of testimony are at the discretion of each team and are only possible in support bases 2,4 then 5,6 and 7.

– It is mandatory for each corridor to make at least one connection between Control Posts.

– Registered teams will have to provide their own transport between their members’ support bases. The organization is exempt from this obligation. In the race, there can only be one element in competition. The substitute must go to the announced replacement point and make the exchange there.

– It is up to the athletes to confirm their arrival and announce the departure of the other element.

– Regardless of running a shorter distance, all obligations remain as if they were a solo athlete.

– The withdrawal of a member does not prevent the remaining participants from continuing in the race. However, they will not be classified or have finalist prizes.

– The support bases with food will be for the athletes in the race.

– Only 1 GPS will be used, this will be the testimony for changing athletes.

5.2 External help

– Support on the course, when premeditated, is prohibited and immediately disqualifies the participant. However, all athletes can buy and receive solid food and liquids wherever they go, in the latter case, as long as it is not premeditated.

– Each runner is allowed a maximum of two assistants at the support bases. Assistants must not disturb other runners or volunteers working in these places and must carry identification provided by the Organization.

– The presence of support teams within the Support Bases is limited to two elements and only with the presence of the participant.

– The athlete must enter the Support Bases, collect the drinks and food they need and can go to their support location.

NOTE: Assistants cannot consume food and drink intended for runners, without due authorization from the Organization.

5.3 Pacer, pacemakers

– In the last stretch between the last Support Base and the Finish Line, anyone will be allowed to run with the athlete.

– You can only accompany the athlete, without assisting him with any other type of help such as: carrying the backpack, pushing or towing the athlete.

– Pacers are prohibited on the rest of the route PT281® Ultramarathon.

– It is not permitted to have non-accredited people running alongside the participant. Whenever this happens, it requires him to move away. Only then will you be able to complete the race unblemished. The penalty in these cases is disqualification.

– Participants who register only to serve as a “hare” for another, whenever they are identified as such, will be forced to withdraw from the race.

– Members of the support team are only allowed to run 200 meters before and after the Support Bases.

5.4 Back | Breastplate

– Each number is given individually and upon presentation of photo identification. Participation identification will only be given to the participant.

– Support teams will be given identifiers for their own use and in vehicles.

– Athlete identifiers must be visible from the front or back.

– Support team identifiers must always be legible.

– The bib number is necessary to access transport services, refueling, rescue and rest rooms, bags, etc.

5.5 Route description

– The routes of PT281® Ultramarathons are mostly made up of paths, trails, unpaved forest roads and large stretches of asphalt. The routes use public roads, whether on or off-road, cross villages and towns and use utility accesses that pass through private properties. The routes will not be closed for the events, so participants must take into account the fact that there may be vehicles, people and animals moving in one direction or another.

– The race routes cross some roads and sometimes cross them perpendicularly. The crossing must receive maximum attention from participants.

– There will be no interruption in road traffic, participants must comply with traffic rules in cities and public roads, as well as respect agricultural areas and private properties, under penalty of having to assume possible damages and compensation resulting from non-compliance.

– There will be places on the routes where there may be gates or gates that participants will have to open and close. Whenever a participant comes across a closed gate or gate, they must leave it as they found it, i.e. closed.

– The route must be covered semi-autonomously and guided by GPS. This means that the route will not be marked.

– The Organization will make GPS tracks of the race routes available.

– The participant can leave the race route whenever they want, without suffering any punishment, whenever they return to it at the same point where they left it.

5.6 Mandatory material

When entering the race, each runner undertakes to take all mandatory material. Failure to comply with any of the obligations disqualifies the participant.

- Backpack

– GPS and backup batteries

– Identification document (Can be a copy)

– Water reservoir with a minimum capacity of 1.5 liters.

– Two front ones, with the possibility of changing batteries.

– Rear light (flashes, flashes)

– 2 survival blankets

– Whistle

– Operational cell phone (add the Organization’s security numbers). Do not hide the number and check that the battery is fully charged before leaving.

5.7 Recommended Material

- Hat

– Change clothes

- Switchblade

- Sunscreen

- Sunglasses

- Insect repellent

– Anti-friction cream

5.8 Penalties

– Disqualification means that the runner must abandon the race immediately. If the participant decides to continue in the race, it will be their sole responsibility.

– Penalties will be applied by adding 4 hours to the final time, thus allowing the runner to complete the race.

– Irregularities demonstrated by video images, photographs sent to the organizers, even after the race, may result in disqualification or penalties.

– Along the route, authorized Organization personnel are authorized to check runners’ compliance with the regulations and immediately inform the race direction of any violations that occur. They may apply the penalties specified below:

– Lack of mandatory safety material: whistle, survival blanket, two frontals, water tank with a minimum capacity of 1.5 liters, operational telephone – 4 HOUR TIME PENALTY

– Corridor, or support team, who throws rubbish on the floor – DISQUALIFICATION

– Use of means of transport; sharing or exchanging number numbers; not passing through a Support Base; lack of help for a runner in difficulty; insulting language, bad manners and threats – DISQUALIFICATION

– Using paths other than those marked for the race, intentionally cutting short the route (decision of the Race Director) – 4 HOUR TIME PENALTY

– Disobedience to the orders of the race director, doctors or other elements identified as Organization – DISQUALIFICATION

– Departure from a Support Base beyond the established deadline – DISQUALIFICATION

5.9 Ratings | Awards

– The winner of the race will be the runner who takes the shortest time to reach the finish line.

– There are no cash prizes.

– Each runner who completes the race will be given a “Finisher” award.

– A general ranking of all participants will be drawn up, as well as rankings for men and women.

– Prizes will be awarded to the first five men and women in the general classification.

– The winners will be declared the absolute winners of the PT281® Ultramarathon.

6. TIME CONTROL METHODOLOGY

– An electronic time control system will be used throughout the race using a chip glued to the bib.
– At the checkpoints there will be a device that will record the athletes’ passage.

7. SUPPORT BASES

– Along the route there will be refueling stations, Support Bases, with food and drink that must be consumed on site. Each runner must ensure that they have the amount of food and water necessary to be self-sufficient until the next station.

– The participant must confirm the registration of their ticket at all support bases

– Only runners with their bib number visible will have access to refueling points.

– The Organization reserves the right to carry out controls, at any time, along the route.

8. SAFETY / MEDICAL CARE / REST

– In some support bases there are specific services to assist anyone in difficulty.

– Rescue teams are authorized to remove from the race, by any means at their disposal, all runners who they believe to be in danger.

– Any runners who request the services of a doctor or rescuer submit to their authority and undertake to accept any decisions made.

– At the support bases, runners can stop for an extended rest, as long as they leave within the time limit established as a time barrier.

– Sleep is essential for your comfort and safety.

– Whenever you need to sleep outside the support bases, you must notify the Organization or do so very close to the route line, preferably in a place where runners passing by will see you.

– In the support bases designated by the Organization you will be able to, in addition to sleeping, take a shower. Some of the locations will have changing rooms with hot and/or cold water, to replenish your energy.

9. TIMEOUT | TIME BARRIERS | WITHDRAWAL

– The maximum time to complete the test is 66 hours.

– The time barriers for entry and exit from each of the main support points will be indicated in the participant guide.

– These deadlines are calculated in order to allow participants to reach the finish line within the defined deadline.

– Time barriers consider stopping times for refueling and rest.

– To be authorized to continue the race, athletes must enter and leave the support bases, within the time established by the Organization.

– Athletes who decide not to continue the race must proceed, whenever possible, to the nearest support base and inform the organizers of their decision.

10. DROP BAG

– The Organization will provide all participants with labels and dropbags, with their respective bib numbers, to identify the bags that will be transported to the various support bases. The athlete is responsible for entering the number of the support base, where they want this bag.

– Fragile and/or valuable objects should not be placed in bags.

– Any objects you need at the finish line, please do not place them in intermediate support bags. These must be transported from departure to arrival.

– Support base bags can only be delivered on the last day of the race. Only in exceptional cases will the bags be transported to the finish line before the last participant passes the support base.

– The Organization declines any responsibility for the loss and/or damage of any object during transport. Yes, ensure the utmost care with all the belongings that are handed over to you.

11. CHANGES TO THE ROUTE / TIME BARRIERS – CANCELLATION OF THE RACE

– The Organization reserves the right, at any time and without prior notice, to make changes to the route, the location of support bases or time barriers.

– The Organization, in cases of bad weather and/or for safety reasons, reserves the right to postpone the start of the race by a maximum of 5 hours. After which the race will be cancelled.

– We also reserve the right, for reasons of force majeure, to interrupt, change times and/or suspend the test on the scheduled date and location. In these cases, there will be no refund to competitors of funds already paid or to sponsors.

12. The GPS

– The GPS, in addition to acting as your guide on the ground, will be used to confirm your route. Failure to deliver the equipment, if requested, at the end of the race to unload, will result in disqualification.

– It is mandatory equipment and its main requirement must be its autonomy and the possibility of recording at least 10.000 points.

– The equipment must have the possibility of changing batteries at any time during the race.

– The GPS is the only guarantee that the route to follow is the correct one.

– The Organization will provide the GPS tracks in advance to analyze and enter them into the GPS. If you have any doubts, don't worry. The Organization will have a help solution.

13. GPS TRACKS / PARTICIPANT GUIDE

– Files for GPS, KML or GPX, time barriers and other information are available on the event's online page.

-For the safety of competitors, the Organization provides them with devices to monitor their geographic positioning (Geolocator).

– Any damage that the geolocator presents, upon its return to the Organization, or its disappearance are presumed to be attributable to the competitor who transported it.

– Failure to return it or the return of the damaged device at the end of the race will oblige the competitor who was transporting it to pay for its repair or replacement, the value of which may amount to €150,00 (one hundred and fifty euros).

– Any competitor who refuses to transport the tracker or does not transport it to the location indicated by the Organization will have the stage cancelled.

Program

The entire schedule is provisional and may undergo changes. These will be communicated to all participants well in advance and through the Participant Guide.

Wednesday – July 17, 2024

13:23h – Transfers from Lisbon (Train) to Vila Velha de Ródão.

15:35h – Transfers from Vila Velha de Ródão (Bus) to Proença a Nova.

17:00 pm – Opening of Check-in for participants in Proença-a-Nova (location to be informed in the Participant Guide)

22:00 – Check in closes

Thursday – July 18, 2024

10:00h –12:00h – Check in, delivery of drop bags to the support bases in Proença a Nova

15:00 – Bus departure to Belmonte

16:00 pm – Check in in Belmonte (Only delivery of kits and drop bags, inside the Castle)

17:30pm – Departure Preparation / Tracker Check

18: 00h - Departure from Belmonte Castle

Sunday – July 21, 2024

12:00pm – Time limit for classifying participants

18:00 pm – Awards ceremony

Monday – July 22, 2024

9:45am – Transfers (Bus) from Proença to Nova – Vila Velha de Ródão.

10:43 – Transfers from Vila Velha de Ródão (Train) to Lisbon.

Results from previous years

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Marco Pinto 227 POR M 36:51:00
2 Luca Popes 153 ITA M 42:03:00
3 Luis Ax 276 POR M 42:23:00
4 Hugo Alves 263 POR M 43:58:00
5 Pedro Bôto 128 POR M 43:58:00
6 António Pinto 241 POR M 44:57:00
7 David Faustino 15 POR M 46:35:00
8 Francisco Costa 287 POR M 51:11:00
9 Antonio Ortega 298 ESP M 51:37:00
10 Rui Luz 3 POR M 51:46:00
11 John Spike 266 POR M 52:16:00
12 Thierry Triconnet 303 FRA M 52:40:00
13 Fabrice Ageorges 317 FRA M 52:42:00
14 Isabel Miller 16 POR F 52:42:00
15 Claudio Kingdom 274 POR M 53:28:00
16 Armando Rivero 311 ESP M 53:52:00
17 António Lent 212 POR M 54:06:00
18 Fernando Russet 293 ESP M 54:09:00
19 Paulo Thin 297 POR M 54:20:00
20 Vitor Diniz 304 POR M 54:20:00
21 Juan González 296 ESP M 54:20:00
22 Carlos War 32 POR M 54:20:00
23 José Silva 278 POR M 54:40:00
24 George Bastos 214 POR M 54:42:00
25 Vitor Hare 132 POR M 54:58:00
26 Gonçalo Speck 292 POR M 54:59:00
27 Yannick SOL 265 FRA M 57:51:00
28 António Pinto 291 POR M 58:32:00
29 Joaquim Madureira 284 POR M 58:34:00
30 Habiba benahmed 316 FRA F 60:49:00
31 Paulo fencing 313 POR M 61:19:00
32 Luis Ramos 282 POR M 61:20:00
33 Teodoro Trinity 310 POR M 61:21:00
34 Fernando Ibarra 69 ESP M 62:51:00
35 Elena Dominguez 318 ESP F 62:51:00
36 Fernando Ferreira 262 POR M 63:57:00
37 Vicky Santonja 229 ESP F 64:06:00
38 Paulo Tina 285 POR M 64:06:00
39 Eduardo Baptist 306 POR M 64:09:00
40 José Loureiro 271 USA M 64:21:00
41 Levi Rizk 6 USA M 64:21:00
42 Sven Mertens 273 BEL M 64:31:00
43 Rui Pine 13 POR M 64:32:00
44 Miguel Lara 38 ESP M 64:33:00
45 Nuno Gaspar 267 POR M 64:57:00
46 Olga Caiado 308 POR F 64:58:00
47 Francisco Cachulo 305 POR M 64:58:00
48 Jacob Cichecki 300 POL M 65:15:00
49 Serafin Garcia 286 ESP M 65:51:00
50 José Simões 283 POR M 65:51:00
Miguel Mataix 299 ESP M DNF
Carlos Cardoso 315 POR M DNF
John Silva 275 POR M DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Paulo Valentine 302 POR M DNF
Carlos Simões 281 POR M DNF
Jose buendia 230 ESP M DNF
Pedro Brands 74 POR M DNF
Andre Santos 209 POR M DNF
Helder Baptist 246 POR M DNF
Joaquim Freitas 68 POR M DNF
James Lamb 307 POR M DNF
David Sanchez 294 ESP M DNF
Carlos Arques 231 ESP M DNF
Carmen Ferreirra 312 POR F DNF
Esteban Monk 216 ESP M DNF
Bruno Cardoso 18 POR M DNF
Vitor Pereira 257 POR M DNF
James Fernandes 295 POR M DNF
German Cardoso 272 POR M DNF
Liliana Rodrigues 301 POR F DNF
Doug White 314 USA M DNF
Cristovao Martins 269 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON WOMEN'S DOUBLE
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Sónia Nunes POR F 51:10:00
1 Marisa  Mendes POR F 51:10:00
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON DOUBLE MEN
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Marco Duarte 248 POR M 38:38:00
1 Pedro Silva 309 POR M 38:38:00

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Claire Bannwarth 261 FRA F 39:00:00
2 Bruno Kindness 18 POR M 42:50:00
2 Bruno Maia 236 POR M 42:50:00
4 Antonio Martins 235 POR M 43:41:00
4 Antonio Pinto 241 POR M 43:41:00
6 Luca Popes 153 ITA M 46:18:00
7 Rui Luz 3 POR M 46:38:00
8 Miguel Lara 38 ESP M 53:23:00
8 Paulino Abreu 244 POR M 53:23:00
10 Levi Rizk 6 USA M 55:12:00
10 Rodrigo New 51 ESP M 55:12:00
12 Amaro Teixeira 219 POR M 57:13:00
13 Daniel Sanchez 242 ESP M 58:13:00
14 Other Monteiro 185 POR M 58:39:00
15 Bruno Gouveia 256 POR M 58:55:00
15 Daniel Santos 254 POR M 58:55:00
17 Marta Santos 260 POR F 59:06:00
18 Manuel equipment 238 POR M 59:33:00
19 Ricardo Roncon 130 POR M 59:34:00
20 Sergio Melo 64 BRA M 60:38:00
21 Miguel Gonzalez 119 ESP M 61:19:00
22 Daniel Real 159 ESP M 61:26:00
23 Fabio Mendes 193 POR M 61:36:00
24 Vitor Hare 132 POR M 61:58:00
25 Pedro Santos 152 POR M 62:09:00
26 Rogerio palmeiro 240 POR M 62:22:00
27 Helio Costa 150 POR M 62:27:00
28 Adelaide Silva 258 POR F 62:37:00
29 Luis equipment 114 POR M 62:38:00
30 Marco fall 166 POR M 63:05:00
31 Maria Ferreira 247 POR F 63:07:00
31 Rui Pine 13 POR M 63:07:00
33 Augusto Olive tree 232 POR M 63:08:00
34 Other Barros 252 POR M 63:09:00
35 Pedro Fox 102 POR M 63:20:00
35 Helder Baptist 222 POR M 63:20:00
37 Luis Nunes 30 POR M 63:33:00
37 Rui Stones 259 POR M 63:33:00
39 Jan Laet 85 BEL M 63:39:00
40 George Bastos 214 POR M 63:57:00
41 James Sanchez 243 ESP M 64:55:00
41 Oscar Zalaya 255 ESP M 64:55:00
41 Juan Garcia 100 ESP M 64:55:00
44 Silvia Navas 264 URU F 65:12:00
45 Jose Reeds 230 ESP M 65:13:00
46 Eva Hochbauer 239 ROU F 65:33:00
46 Pedro Batiste Polka Dots 5 POR M 65:33:00
48 Roberto Cerro 253 ESP M 65:34:00
David Faustino 15 POR M DNF
Jérôme Golla 78 FRA M DNF
Gines Molina 174 ESP M DNF
Artur Bernard 171 POR M DNF
Nelson Saucer 176 POR M DNF
António Lent 212 POR M DNF
Carlos Arques 231 ESP M DNF
Carlos Figueiredo 79 POR M DNF
Miguel Cross 210 POR M DNF
Eddy Lion 115 BEL M DNF
Andre Pereira 209 POR M DNF
Joaquim Freitas 68 POR M DNF
Vitor Pereira 257 POR M DNF
Christian Maibohm 75 THE M DNF
Fernando Ferreira 262 POR M DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Joseph Langelez 233 BEL M DNF
Artur Soares 162 POR M DNF
Pedro Neves 234 POR M DNF
Laurent Martin 192 FRA M DNF
Eunabio Gil 95 BRA M DNF
Isabel Miller 16 POR F DNF
Victoria Santoja 229 ESP F DNF
Flower Madureira 191 POR F DNF
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON DOUBLE MEN
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 John Caldera 200 POR M 40:55:00
1 Hugo Alves 263 POR M 40:55:00
PORTUGAL 281 MEN'S QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Gaspar Ramôa 251 POR M 32:21:00
1 Marco Duarte 248 POR M 32:21:00
1 Marco Alves 249 POR M 32:21:00
1 Ricardo Sousa 250 POR M 32:21:00

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Vitor Rodrigues 84 POR M 39:05:00
2 Rui Luz 3 POR M 39:48:00
3 Patricia Bereznowska 199 POL F 41:09:00
4 Joao Olive tree 1 POR M 42:48:00
5 Joao Faustino 188 POR M 43:38:00
6 Bruno Rabbit 225 POR M 44:46:00
7 Luca Popes 153 ITA M 47:44:00
8 Luiz Speck 208 POR M 48:28:00
9 Frederico equipment 172 POR M 48:54:00
10 George Rodriguez 170 ESP M 49:09:00
11 Linen Luz 22 POR M 50:54:00
12 Artur Costa 163 POR M 50:54:00
13 David Faustino 15 POR M 53:53:00
14 Pierre Dechnik 140 FRA M 54:34:00
15 Jiri Halek 211 CZE M 56:03:00
16 Fatima Goncalves 178 POR F 56:24:00
17 Other Pereira 209 POR M 56:24:00
18 Carlos Lawrence 226 POR M 59:43:00
19 Amaro Teixeira 219 POR M 59:59:00
20 Juan Sanchez 220 ESP M 60:05:00
21 Isabel Miller 16 POR F 61:41:00
22 Helio Costa 150 POR M 61:57:00
23 Pedro Santos 152 POR M 61:57:00
24 David Sapinho 175 FRA M 62:10:00
25 Antonio Lent 212 POR M 62:11:00
26 Sergio catarino 160 POR M 62:20:00
27 Carla Other 213 POR F 62:42:00
28 Joao Canto 221 POR M 62:55:00
29 Helder Cardoso 224 POR M 63:03:00
30 Levi Rizk 6 USA M 63:04:00
31 Gines Molina 174 ESP M 63:18:00
32 Paulo Pacheco 187 POR M 63:21:00
33 Pedro Lamb 33 POR M 63:33:00
34 Eusebio Streets 71 POR M 63:35:00
35 Carlos War 32 POR M 63:37:00
36 Valter Martinho 167 POR M 64:01:00
37 Joan Castells 189 ESP M 64:17:01
38 Cidalia Martins 164 POR F 64:17:02
39 Artur Ferreira 217 POR M 64:17:03
40 Carlos Cardoso 161 POR M 64:17:04
41 Rui Pine 13 POR M 64:17:05
42 Nuno Lima 165 POR M 64:17:06
43 Pedro Batiste Polka Dots 5 POR M 64:17:07
44 Paulo Ferreira 31 POR M 64:17:08
45 Rui Rocha 7 POR M 64:42:00
46 Joao Thomas 88 POR M 65:01:00
47 Deborah King 190 GBR F 65:53:00
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Bruno Kindness 18 POR M DNF
Miguel Lara 38 ESP M DNF
Fernando Fernandes 46 POR M DNF
Rodrigo New 51 ESP M DNF
Moura Jemp 61 POR M DNF
Francisco Ferreira 72 POR M DNF
Jérôme Golla 78 FRA M DNF
Carlos Figueiredo 79 POR M DNF
Jan Laet 85 BEL M DNF
Artur Soares 162 POR M DNF
Romeo Colaco 168 POR M DNF
Daniel Melo 169 FRA M DNF
Artur Bernard 171 POR M DNF
Mariana Silva 177 POR F DNF
Andre Monteiro 185 POR M DNF
Pedro Saucer 186 POR M DNF
Laurent Martin 192 FRA M DNF
Bruno Augusto 194 POR M DNF
George Bastos 214 POR M DNF
Paulo Costa 215 POR M DNF
Elisio Gonçalves 218 POR M DNF
Pedro Days 222 POR M DNF
Silverio Santos 223 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON DOUBLE MEN
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
Vitor Brands DM-B 113 POR M DNF
António Vilela DM-B 182 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 MIXED DOUBLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Denise Sena 156 BRA M 52:18:00
1 Philip Sousa 158 POR F 52:18:00
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON WOMEN'S DOUBLE
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1  Abrantes Abrantes 179 POR M 41:10:00
1  Moreira Moreira 180 POR M 41:10:00
PORTUGAL 281 MEN'S QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Philip War 151 POR M 33:14:00
1  antunes antunes 196 POR M 33:14:00
1  Amaro Amaro 197 POR M 33:14:00
1  Silva Silva 198 POR M 33:14:00
2  Nunes Nunes 181 POR M 41:50:00
2  Nunes Nunes 183 POR M 41:50:00
2  Sousa Sousa 184 POR M 41:50:00
2  Days Days 195 POR M 41:50:00
3  Almeida Almeida 204 POR M 41:56:00
3  Barros Barros 205 POR M 41:56:00
3  Duarte Duarte 206 POR M 41:56:00
3  Chapel Chapel 207 POR M 41:56:00
4 Hugo Santos 157 POR F 48:32:00
4  Caldera Caldera 200 POR M 48:32:00
4  Freire Freire 201 POR M 48:32:00
4  Lucius Lucius 203 POR M 48:32:00

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Joao Olive tree 1 POR M 37:49:20
2 Arsenius Santos 81 POR M 43:54:15
3 Luca Popes 153 ITA M 46:16:30
4 Pedro Brands 74 ANXIE M 50:32:49
5 Pierre Dechnik 140 FRA M 51:24:23
6 Linen Luz 22 POR M 52:26:11
7 Rui Luz 3 POR M 52:26:17
8 Christian Marcelino 136 BRA M 53:48:23
9 Joao Andrade 116 POR M 54:02:25
10 Paulo Gomes 67 POR M 54:30:12
11 David Faustino 15 POR M 55:47:43
12 Luis Churches 129 ESP M 56:02:32
13 Fabio Hot Tub 135 BRA M 57:28:12
14 Carlos War 32 POR M 57:53:02
15 Elio peixoto 108 LUX M 58:38:32
16 Jemp Moura 61 LUX M 58:39:23
17 Bruno Annuities 76 POR M 59:45:16
18 Levi Rizk 6 USA M 59:57:13
19 Francisco Adan 49 ESP M 61:01:02
20 Miguel Gonzalez 119 ESP M 61:01:02
21 Daniel Real 159 ESP M 62:36:16
22 Miguel Lara 38 ESP M 62:37:17
23 Christoph Harreither 154 TUE M 63:51:18
24 Lawrence Bray 77 BEL M 63:51:19
25 Jan Laet 85 BEL M 64:06:20
26 James Sanchez 100 ESP M 64:13:21
27 Philip conception 26 POR M 64:25:22
28 Sergio Melo 64 BRA M 64:26:23
29 Ricardo Roncon 130 POR M 64:35:24
30 Luis equipment 114 POR M 65:02:25
31 Joao Thomas 88 POR M 65:04:26
32 Eddy Lion 115 BEL M 65:10:27
33 George Tovar 131 MEX M 65:15:29
34 shigenori Akiyama 138 JPN M 65:17:31
35 Hiroaki Yamada 126 JPN M 65:18:30
Pedro Bôto 128 POR M DNF
AlexsandroPereira Alves 133 BRA M DNF
Maria Cabezas 118 ESP F DNF
Carlos Figueiredo 79 POR M DNF
Rui Pine 13 POR M DNF
Isabel Miller 16 POR F DNF
Pedro Pereira 139 POR M DNF
Jérôme Golla 78 FRA M DNF
Gregory Lafifie 137 FRA M DNF
Eduardo Pinto 134 POR M DNF
Pedro pimo 124 POR M DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Rodrigo Join me 111 POR M DNF
Tun Mestre 125 LUX M DNF
Vitor Hare 132 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON DOUBLE MEN
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Ruben Maurício 112 POR M 45:37:12
1 Vitor Brands 113 POR M 45:37:12
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON TIPLA MALE
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Luis Pereira 120 POR M 43:47:36
1 Paulo Wheat 121 POR M 43:47:36
1 James Blessed 122 POR M 43:47:36
PORTUGAL 281 WOMEN'S QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Cátia Pinto 145 POR F 41:12:23
1 Adelaide Silva 146 POR F 41:12:23
1 Patricia Mateus 147 POR F 41:12:23
1 vanda Bragança 148 POR F 41:12:23
2 Carla Costa 141 POR F 47:20:14
2 Carina Almeida 142 POR F 47:20:14
2 Helena Pinto 143 POR F 47:20:14
2 Adelaide Pereira 144 POR F 47:20:14
PORTUGAL 281 MEN'S QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Romeo Afonso 149 POR M 34:07:19
1 Helium Costa 150 POR M 34:07:19
1 Philip War 151 POR M 34:07:19
1 Pedro Santos 152 POR M 34:07:19
PORTUGAL 281 MIXED QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Susette Ferreira 155 POR F 47:20:27
1 Denise Sena 156 BRA F 47:20:27
1 Hugo Santos 157 POR M 47:20:27
1 Philip Sousa 158 POR M 47:20:27

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Joao Olive tree 2 POR M 39:41:00
2 Vitor Rodrigues 84 POR M 45:26:00
3 Arsenius Santos 83 POR M 46:42:00
4 Joaquim Freitas 68 POR M 51:55:00
5 Zequiel Freitas 93 POR M 51:55:00
6 Jose Garcia 53 ESP M 53:25:00
7 Joan Bogaert 101 BEL M 53:30:00
8 David Faustino 15 POR M 56:16:00
9 Nuno Santiago 109 POR M 57:44:00
10 Linen Luz 22 POR M 57:53:00
11 Rodrigo New 51 ESP M 57:53:00
12 Levi Rizk 6 USA M 57:53:00
13 Paul Carvalo 110 FRA M 58:40:00
14 Rui Pine 13 POR M 61:05:00
15 Miguel Lara 38 ESP M 61:05:00
16 Pedro Brands 74 POR M 61:05:00
17 Elio peixoto 108 LUX M 61:33:00
18 Daniel Santos 73 FRA M 62:46:00
19 Joel Chavez 63 BRA M 62:47:00
20 John The earth 94 BRA M 63:33:00
21 Bruno Annuities 76 POR M 63:57:00
22 Alejandro Almiron 98 ARG M 63:58:00
23 Silvan Roux 81 FRA M 64:03:00
24 Antoine Sidewalk 80 POR M 64:03:00
25 Maria Calliol 99 ARG F 64:15:00
26 Philip Conceica 26 POR M 64:17:00
27 Sergio Melo 64 BRA M 64:17:00
28 Jan Laet 85 BEL M 64:19:00
29 Joao Thomas 88 POR M 64:24:00
30 Cleide Brands 57 BRA F 65:18:00
Jose herranz 89 ESP M DNF
Eunabio Gil 95 BRA M DNF
Constantine Churches 107 ESP M DNF
Christian Maibohm 75 THE M DNF
Carlos Ferreira 70 POR M DNF
Alice Alcazar 103 ESP F DNF
Jesus Herrera 39 ESP M DNF
Takeharu Kobayashi 97 JAP M DNF
Then Which 86 JAP M DNF
Vladmi Santos 20 BRA M DNF
Shinichiro Tanaka 96 JAP M DNF
Lawrence Bray 77 BEL M DNF
Maurício Pamplona 58 BRA M DNF
Xavier Pine 82 POR M DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
James Sanchez 100 ESP M DNF
Briguech bassite 55 ESP M DNF
Javier Santos 104 ESP M DNF
Jérôme Golla 78 FRA M DNF
Gabriela Segovia 62 ARG F DNF
Moura Jemp 61 LUX M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 MIXED DOUBLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
Manuela Batiste Polka Dots 105 POR F DNF
Eduardo Batiste Polka Dots 106 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 MIXED QUADRUPLE ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 Bruno Kindness 18 POR M 39:49:00
1 Sónia Cerro 90 POR F 39:49:00
1 Ivo Roque 91 POR M 39:49:00
1 Ana Little fish 92 POR F 39:49:00

Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1  John Olive tree 2 POR M 42:59:00
2  Vitor Rodrigues 84 POR M 45:32:00
3  Rui Luz 3 POR M 48:46:00
4  Jose Faria 48 POR M 48:46:00
5  Jose Luis Garcia 53 ESP M 54:05:00
6  Bruno Lopes 65 POR M 55:10:00
7  Paulo Silvestre Gomes 67 POR M 56:26:00
8  Levi Rizk 6 USA M 58:21:00
9  Abdelbassit Briguech 55 ESP M 58:51:00
10  Constantine Rivero 69 ESP M 58:52:00
11  Fernando Carbon 43 ESP M 58:53:00
12  Philip Conceicao 26 POR M 60:22:16
13  Francisco (Paco) Adan 49 ESP M 60:43:00
14  Joaquim Freitas 68 POR M 61:56:30
15  Linen Luz 22 POR M 61:56:35
16  Rui Rocha 7 POR M 62:04:48
17  Bruno Carlos Kindness 18 POR M 62:52:50
18  Sergio Melo 64 BRA M 62:53:02
19  Jemp Moura 61 LUX M 63:51:41
20  David Faustino 15 POR M 63:56:38
21  Isabel Miller 16 POR F 63:56:43
22  Miguel Lara 38 ESP M 64:06:00
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Rui Manuel Pine 13 POR M DNF
Vladmi dos Santos 20 BRA M DNF
Miguel Soares 33 POR M DNF
Fernando Fernandes 46 POR M DNF
John Martins 56 POR M DNF
Joel Chavez 63 BRA M DNF
Marco Maya 59 ESP M DNF
Rodrigo New 51 ESP M DNF
John George 66 POR M DNF
Carlos Ferreira 70 POR M DNF
Jesus heiress 39 ESP M DNF
Eusébio Streets 71 POR M DNF
Francisco Ferreira 72 POR M DNF
Pedro Brands 74 POR M DNF
Christian Maibohm 75 THE M DNF
Daniel dos Santos 73 POR M DNF
Cleide Brands 57 BRA F DNF
Gabriela Segovia 62 ARG F DNF

Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1  Nicolas  Kierdelewicz 50 ARG M 48:56:00
2  Constantine  Moledo Rivero 43 ESP M 50:11:00
3  Lino Abel  Luz 22 POR M 53:38:00
4  Rui Luz 3 POR M 53:38:00
5  Anibal  laundress 34 URU M 57:08:00
6  Jose Manuel  Santos Faria 48 POR M 57:42:00
7  Leonie  van den Haak 19 NED F 57:54:00
8  Levi  Rizk 6 USA M 58:36:00
9  Carlos  Jesus 35 POR M 62:35:00
10  David  Faustino 15 POR M 62:56:00
11  Rodrigo  Moraleda New 51 ESP M 63:50:00
12  Jose  Serrano Otero 41 ESP M 63:51:00
13  Francisco (Paco)  Adan Robles 49 ESP M 63:51:00
14  Danilo  Rosa Kurz 31 BRA M 65:13:00
15  Paulo  Ferreira 32 POR M 65:13:00
16 Manuel Maia Guerra 47 POR M 65:13:00
17  Pedro  Batiste Polka Dots 5 POR M 65:19:00
18  Rui  Pine 13 POR M 65:19:00
19  Miguel Angel  Garcia Lara 38 ESP M 65:19:00
20  Jesus Enrique  García Herrera 39 ESP M 65:30:00
21  Philip Conceicao 26 POR M 65:40:00
22  Javier  Aznar Villarreal 25 ESP M 65:42:00
23  Ana Luiza  by Faria Matos 27 BRA F 65:49:00
Alberto Garcia 42 ESP M DNF
Isaac Costa 36 POR M DNF
George Urena 54 ESP M DNF
Fernando Fernandes 46 FRA M DNF
Bruno Rodrigues 40 POR M DNF
Rui Stones 30 POR M DNF
Vladmi Santos 20 BRA M DNF
Analyze Silva 17 POR F DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Francisco Paes (Carlão) 45 BRA M DNF
Manuel Ortiz 23 ESP M DNF
Antonio Hernández 44 ESP M DNF
Victor Santiago 37 ESP M DNF
Mario Silva 29 POR M DNF
José Garcia 53 ESP M DNF
Alberto Artuñedo 52 ESP M DNF
Miguel Soares 33 POR M DNF
Bruno Kindness 18 POR M DNF
Vitor Rodrigues 84 POR M DNF

PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1  Joao Olive tree 2 POR M 41:48:00
2  Levi  Rizk 6 USA M 61:52:00
3  Rui Miguel Rocha 7 POR M 63:00:00
3  Gonzalo Alberto  Lencionia 9 ARG M 63:00:00
5  Mauro  Chasilew 10 BRA M 63:50:00
5  Rui Manuel  Pine 13 POR M 63:50:00
July  Latini 11 BRA M DNF
Gabriela Eliana  Latini 14 BRA F DNF
Analyze Silva 17 BRA F DNF
John Faustino 8 POR M DNF
George Andrade 12 POR M DNF
Rui Luz 3 POR M DNF
Delino Take 4 BRA M DNF
Pedro Batiste Polka Dots 5 POR M DNF
PORTUGAL 281 ULTRAMARATHON DOUBLES
Position Name Last Name Dorsal Nat. M / F Test Time
1 David Faustino 15 POR M 54:23:00
1 Isabel Miller 16 POR F 54:23:00

FAQs

Is the route marked?

No. The only way to orient yourself, and to know that you followed the route correctly, is through the GPS.

It's much easier than you imagine!

Will I walk many kilometers alone?

Yes. In some parts of the route the isolation is total. The feeling of isolation will be greater the deeper into the night they go.

The Organization will have teams with 4×4 vehicles along the route to help in situations of greater discomfort.

What type of route do I find?

The route is essentially off-road. For the most part, it is possible to run without any major problems. Technical sections exist and require special care. There are standing trails, water crossings that may or may not have water.

The route follows roads, and mainly, in the vicinity, in and out of towns. None of them will be closed to traffic. To avoid accidents, as required by the regulations, you must comply with all the rules of the highway code.

Can I be assisted on the route?

No. Support outside the Support Bases (BA) is penalized with disqualification. Assistance outside the BA is only permitted for the Organization and for medical help. Another type of help does not take away the possibility of being a finalist in the test.

What are the temperatures like at this time of year?

Very hot. Temperatures easily go above 40ºC. Exposed to the sun we have already recorded temperatures of 47ºC. Exposure to the sun is greater in the first two thirds of the race. The passage through Penamacor, Idanha-a-Nova and the territory of Castelo Branco is along trails that are almost always covered in low vegetation and without shadows.

The humidity percentages are also very low. In some cases they may be below 20%.

What are Support Bases?

These are places where all participants can eat, drink, rest and/or bathe. These are places where silence and harmony must prevail.

How many support bases are there?

Eight (8), considering the goal. All of them with solids and liquids.

What kind of supplies will I find?

At the Support Bases, BA, the Organization will provide solid and liquid food in the quantity and quality necessary to replenish energy and hydrate you. The Organization will also take care to make available food suitable for the type of effort you are expending.

Do I have medical support?

Yes. We will have relief teams on the ground and doctors at some support bases.

Are there supplies along the way?

Yes. However, the test must be carried out in self-sufficiency between support bases. Deliberate support outside the support bases is not permitted and results in immediate disqualification.

Can I sleep outside the support bases?

You must not. Resting outside of support bases requires special care, such as getting out of the way that most cars use. These breaks must be communicated to the organization.

What do I need to participate?

Have adequate physical condition and be prepared for the difficulties of the race. It is also necessary not to suffer from any health problems that limit the practice of ultra sports. endurance.

Is there mandatory equipment?

Yes there is. They will be indicated in the participant guide.

Of course, you must leave the support bases (BA) with a minimum of 1.5 liters of water. The Organization may require more, if temperatures so require.

If I don't have a support team, can I participate?

Yes. Support teams are not mandatory, but highly recommended. Although the Organization's support exists, the comfort and encouragement that a team of friends brings is priceless.

What is the maximum test time?

66 hours.

Is GPS mandatory?

Yes.

The markings on the ground, carried out by the Organization, will help guide you to the end.

GPS is the safest way to follow your route.

Do I have to take batteries?

We recommend that you do so. Bring batteries so that your equipment records your entire route, otherwise you will be penalized.

What settings should I have on the GPS?

Before the race, we will send you a manual on how you should configure your equipment. Too easy.

What GPS model do you recommend?

We recommend Garmin models because they are the ones we work with. However, there are many other pieces of equipment of enormous quality, precision and autonomy.

To keep in mind:

If you bring a GPS from a different brand, you will need to bring the connection cables and respective software with you.

What are the minimum GPS requirements to complete the test?

The GPS must have at least the capacity to record records with 10.000 points. You should be able to change batteries at any time or have external power supplies. You do not need to have maps of Portugal to take the test. In some cases, people even do without the map to be guided solely by the line shown on the GPS screen.

I have never “navigated” with a GPS. How do I know which Am I on the correct route?

A line below in a different color appears on the device. On top of this line there is a cursor indicating where to turn to continue your race along the drawn route.

Guiding yourself using GPS is much easier than you might imagine. There is equipment on the market that can be configured to warn you, through an audible signal, that you are about to change direction.

Are there time barriers?

The time barriers between support bases will be indicated in the participant guide to be sent days before the race.

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