PROJETO SANTANA BORA CORRER - CASTANHAL

On November 22, 2026, the first edition of Projeto Santana Bora Correr will take place in Castanhal, Pará, offering runners a scenic and energetic race experience along the city's major avenues. Participants can look forward to crossing the finish line after completing a challenging yet rewarding 5-kilometer course that begins and ends at Praça do Cristo.
The event kicks off with an early morning start as participants gather for the pre-race activities, warming up under the dawn light before the race commences at 6:30 AM. The route takes runners down Av. Major Wilson, where they will make a turn along Av. Barão do Rio Branco and then head back to complete the course.
The race is open to all genders with an age requirement of 16 years or older by November 22nd, ensuring that both seasoned athletes and newcomers can join in this community-driven event. Race organizers emphasize safety and adherence to local regulations, reserving the right to make adjustments if necessary for technical reasons, security concerns, road closures, legal requirements, or public directives.
Competitors will be divided into age categories based on gender: 16-29 years old, 30-39 years old, 40-49 years old, 50-59 years old, and those aged 60 or above. The top five finishers in the overall adult category will be recognized without competing for age group awards simultaneously.
For runners under 18, a written authorization from parents or legal guardians is required upon kit pickup to ensure their participation complies with all regulations. All participants must acknowledge that they have read and accepted the race rules, understand its nature, participate voluntarily at their own risk, and are responsible for any associated costs such as travel, accommodation, meals, insurance, and medical expenses.
Safety and support are paramount: event organizers will provide on-site medical assistance and ambulances. However, continuous medical care beyond initial treatment is managed by the public health system, with participants bearing responsibility for all subsequent healthcare fees incurred post-race.
This race promises a vibrant atmosphere filled with local spirit and camaraderie among runners of various ages and abilities.