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Vortex Hybrid Games return to Portimão with forecast of up to 1,500 athletes

Barlavento5 September 2026 at 10:51

The Vortex Hybrid Games are set to return to Portimão with a forecast participation of up to 1,500 athletes. The competition will once again take place in the Algarve city following previous editions.

The event combines running with seven functional exercise stations, creating a hybrid challenge that tests different physical abilities of the participants. This mixed format is the distinctive characteristic of the event.

Both adults and children from eight years of age can participate, making the event accessible to a wide audience. The organisation expects to reach maximum capacity for this edition.

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