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Brazil 2026 national sports competitions

Overview

In July 2026, Brazil hosted two major national-level sporting events. The Surf Brazil Pro returned to Itamambuca beach in Ubatuba from 18 to 26 July, forming the third stop on the 2026 national surfing circuit organized by the Confederação Brasileira de Surf (CBSurf). Over 200 male and female surfers, including local leader Weslley Dantas, competed for a R$ 500,000 prize pool. Later in the month, the third edition of Brazil’s ParaskateTour took place on 25-26 July in São Paulo, featuring up to 30 adaptive skateboarders.

In August, Ubatuba hosted the third edition of FWS 2026, a free weekend event featuring skateboarding, BMX, and live music. The competition included Jam Sessions, Best Trick contests, and a skateboarding championship at the Ubatuba Skate Park, highlighted by a Super Mini Ramp installation. Sports Secretary Saulo Souza noted the event aims to encourage sports practice and support local athletes and artists.

Following these events, the 2026 Ubatuba Pro Surf municipal circuit officially commenced on 21 August at Canto do Baguari in Praia Grande. Organized by the Ubatuba Surf Association (AUS), the season opener brought together approximately 200 competitors across various age groups, ranging from the Petit category (under 10) to the Highlander category (60+). Cleiton Félix, president of the AUS, stated that the high participation level demonstrates the strength of the local surfing community. This stage marks the start of a seasonal calendar that includes upcoming competitions in Itamambuca in October and Praia Vermelha do Centro in November.

Entities

Ubatuba · Ubatuba Pro Surf · Associação Ubatuba de Surf · Cleiton Félix · Praia Grande

Timeline

4 days ago

[SPORTS] 6 sources
Ubatuba Pro Surf 2026 begins at Praia Grande
The Ubatuba Pro Surf 2026 municipal circuit has launched at Praia Grande, Brazil, featuring 200 athletes ranging from under-10s to competitors over 60.
6 days ago

[CULTURE] 7 sources
Rio de Janeiro municipalities host diverse sporting and community events
Municipalities in Rio de Janeiro are hosting diverse events, including major surfing competitions in Niterói, the launch of the Ubatuba Pro Surf, and community risk prevention projects in Ubatuba.
12 days ago

[SPORTS] 3 sources
Ubatuba hosts FWS 2026 with skateboarding and BMX competitions
The FWS 2026 event in Ubatuba features skateboarding, BMX competitions, and local music performances this weekend, attracting over 200 athletes to the city.
16 days ago

[SPORTS] 2 sources
Ubatuba Pro Surf 2026 season to begin at Praia Grande
The 2026 Ubatuba Pro Surf season kicks off on August 21 at Praia Grande, featuring 200 athletes across age categories ranging from under 10 to over 60.
about 1 month ago

[SPORTS] 4 sources
ParaskateTour 2026 to showcase Brazil's top adaptive skate athletes in São Paulo
ParaskateTour 2026, Brazil's adaptive skateboarding championship, will take place in São Paulo on July 25‑26, featuring up to 30 athletes in Street and Bowl across Open, visual‑impairment and youth categories.
about 1 month ago

[SPORTS] 7 sources
Ubatuba to host Surf Brazil Pro stage ahead of national championship
Ubatuba’s Itamambuca beach hosts the Surf Brazil Pro (18‑26 July), featuring 200+ surfers, a R$ 500 k prize pool, and live broadcasts, underscoring the city’s surf heritage.

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