Corrida Fim da Europa
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About the race
The Corrida Fim da Europa is an annual 17 km road race from the historic village of Sintra to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. The route runs between the Serra de Sintra and the Atlantic coast and is measured at approximately 17 km. The event is open to athletes aged 18 or older, federated or not, and uses individual chip timing with online results.
Registration is limited to 3000 paid entries and follows phased pricing. The entry fee includes a technical race shirt, a finisher medal, personal accident insurance, on-course and finish refreshments, a digital participation diploma, baggage transport from start to finish, and chip timing. The participation kit (personalized shirt, bib with chip and baggage tag) is sent to the postal address provided at registration; a limited in-person service is available the day before the race to resolve delivery issues.
Two start waves are used to ease congestion, and all athletes are classified by their individual time. Transport options between key points are available for purchase at registration, and a paid flexibility option allows cancellation and refund under defined conditions. The event is organised by the Câmara Municipal de Sintra and follows a published regulation that sets safety and fair-play rules. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
