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The 2026 edition of the Portugal de Lés-a-Lés Off-Road event sees motorcyclists traverse the nation while contributing to reforestation efforts in mountainous regions.
Registration is still open for the Portugal Lés-a-Lés Off-Road event.
The legendary motorcycle racer Giacomo Agostini is confirmed as the main guest for the 2026 edition of the autoClássico event in Portugal.
There is still time to secure your spot!
A cross-country journey across Portugal featuring a traditional or vintage-style harvest experience.
The Portugal de Lés-a-Lés event introduced a new route to Culatra Island, which proved to be a surprising experience for the participating motorcyclists.
The event schedule for the 2026 Portugal de Lés-a-Lés is now published, with specific instructions regarding the check-in process in Faro.
The 2026 edition of the Portugal de Lés-a-Lés motorcycle touring event is set to feature a long-distance route connecting the cities of Faro and Vizela.
The registration period for the Portugal de Lés-a-Lés motorcycle touring event ends on May 17th.
The initial announcement regarding the start of the 28th edition of the Portugal de Lés-a-Lés motorcycle touring event has been revealed.
The second edition of the Portugal de Lés-a-Lés Classic event has concluded, with organisers confirming plans for a future edition.
Tomás Alonso, 23, wears the colours of the Miguel Oliveira Team in the new category of the Superbike World Championship. The first round takes place until Sunday at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão.
With the international football break for World Cup preparation matches, this weekend offers a chance to highlight other sports. João Almeida and Ivo Oliveira are competing in the Volta a Catalunya, while the Volta ao Alentejo cycling race is also underway. In motorcycling, Miguel Oliveira competes in the World Superbike Championship at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão. Finally, the Portugal Rugby Youth Festival takes place at the University Stadium in Lisbon, featuring 120 youth teams from around the world.
