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Dragon Run, known in Portuguese as Corrida do Dragão, is a running event held at Estádio do Dragão in Porto, Portugal. It is a road race covering 10 km, scheduled for late October. The event centers on FC Porto’s stadium, differing from a remote trail or point-to-point course. Over 12,000 participants attend, including runners, walkers, football fans, and families, suggesting a stadium-focused day of participation rather than a competition exclusively for elite runners.

The Grand Prix d'Athlétisme Silva, held in late October in Barcelos, Braga district, Portugal, offers a 10 km road race and a 5 km option. The 10 km is the primary event, while the 5 km can be used for a solidarity walk or a less competitive run. The course winds through Barcelos' historic center, showcasing its old streets and the Gothic Bridge. This event combines athletic participation with support for a local charity. Typical late October weather in Barcelos includes cool temperatures ranging from 6-14°C, with a mix of cloudy days, occasional rain, and crisp sunshine.

Saint-Sylvestre de Porto is a late-December road race and walk in Porto, Portugal, offering 5 km and 10 km distances. It is also known as the Lidl S. Silvestre Cidade do Porto. The atmosphere reflects Porto at year's end: Christmas lights, a festive crowd, and nearly 10,000 participants in the most recent running. The primary start is on Avenida dos Aliados, a main street in Porto. The 10 km course involves many turns, requiring runners to maintain focus and accelerate frequently instead of finding a steady pace; the fastest times are just over 30 minutes. The 5 km walk offers a more relaxed way to see the city, passing landmarks like the Ribeira Quarter, Dom Luis I Bridge, and Porto Cathedral. This event brings together competitive runners, walkers, tourists, and individuals using the season to motivate their New Year fitness objectives on the same evening.

The Semi-Marathon de Braga begins on Av. João Paulo II in Braga, Portugal’s Minho region, situated between Porto and the Spanish border. The event offers participants three options: a 21 km half marathon for experienced runners, the quicker Super 5 km, and a non-competitive 6 km walk. The half marathon has a 3-hour time limit, accommodating both those aiming for a strong performance and individuals preferring a more relaxed finish. The course winds through Braga’s historic streets, connecting the race to one of Portugal’s oldest cities, with over 2,000 years of history. Braga is known as the Portuguese Rome because of its numerous churches. Participants can visit sites such as the Sé de Braga, Portugal’s oldest cathedral, the Jardim de Santa Bárbara, Avenida da Liberdade, and the Bom Jesus do Monte sanctuary, notable for its extensive staircases, around race weekend. The event attracts runners globally and from various age groups, with the local francesinha sandwich serving as a popular post-race reward for finishers.