99LAPS COUNT ME IN
A CORRER LISBOA EXPERIENCELISBON RUNS DIFFERENTLY.

YOUR NEXT LAP STARTS HERE.

99 LAPS — HOW FAR
CAN YOU GO?

10 km for everyone. 98 laps to endure.
One final lap to race for the win.

COUNT ME IN HOW IT WORKS
99LAPSSURVIVE 98. RACE THE 99TH.
DISCOVER HOW FAR YOU CAN GOONE CITY. ONE LOOP. YOUR STORY.CONCEPT ART
01 / JOIN THE CIRCLETHE FIRST STEP IS FOR EVERYONE.

THE FIRST
10 KM ARE FOR EVERYONE.

99 LAPS is an endurance race with a final sprint for victory. You do not have to aim for lap 99.
You just have to want to be at the start.

Here for the experience? Run your 10 km and celebrate. Want to keep going? The challenge begins at lap 11.

YOUR FIRST ANSWER01 ↗
10KM

10 KM EXPERIENCE

Feel the energy. Find your pace. Celebrate the finish. Ten kilometres, with no position-based elimination.

WHAT IF YOU RAN ONE MORE LAP?02 ↗
99LAPS

99 LAPS CHALLENGE

The same start. A bigger question. Make it through lap 98 and earn your place in the final lap.

02 / WEAR THE MINDSETDESIGN IN DEVELOPMENT

MORE THAN JUST WORDS.

ONE
MORE
LAP.

Words to wear on your chest.
And to repeat when your legs
start negotiating.

Concept mockup. Design and production subject to approval. This does not represent an item included with registration.
Front and back of the off-white 99 LAPS concept shirt, with number 99, red accents and Lisbon graphics
99 LAPS / CONCEPT SHIRT
03 / LAP BY LAPENDURANCE WITH A FINAL RACE FOR VICTORY.

ONE LOOP. THREE STAGES.

The course stays the same.
You do not.

01—10

EXPERIENCE.

Ten opening kilometres. No position-based cuts. Your challenge can end here. Your celebration does not have to.

11—98

ENDURE.

Run a lap. Stop and recover until the next start. Wait for the signal before running again. Time windows get tighter, with position-based cuts at announced laps.

99

RACE.

The remaining runners start together. The fastest woman and the fastest man on this final lap win.

THE CHALLENGE, MADE SIMPLE.

RUN. STOP.
START AGAIN.

Laps are not continuous. Each has its own start: run, return to the recovery area and wait for the next signal. Finishing earlier gives you more time to rest.

HOW IT WORKS / TRY ITPROVISIONAL MODEL

EVERY LAP HAS
ITS OWN TIME.

Run, return to the recovery area and wait for the signal. The earlier you finish, the longer you rest.

01 Choose the phase Time between starts
Drag to change your running time.
TIME TO RECOVER6 min

Breathe. Recover. Get ready for the next lap.

TWO LAPS, THE SAME CYCLETime since the first start
00:00 START14:00 NEXT START
Running 8 min Recovering 6 min

You finish at 08:00. Next start at 14:00.

14:00 NEXT START28:00 FOLLOWING START
Running 8 min Recovering 6 min

Run again. Rest again. The cycle repeats.

8 min running + 6 min recovering = 14 min between starts. The break is included in these 14 minutes; it is not extra time.

Illustrative example, subject to approval. To continue, complete a valid lap and reach the starting gate before the next signal. At the time limit, rest is not guaranteed.
VIEW THE PROPOSED TIMING MODEL

Assumption: a 1 km loop with simultaneous starts at each listed interval. Times include running and recovery before the next start. Provisional model, not the official schedule.

Intervals by phase — subject to approval
PhaseLapsBetween startsPhase duration
Opening / no position-based cuts1–1015 min2h30
Phase 111–3014 min4h40
Phase 231–5013 min4h20
Phase 351–7012 min4h00
Phase 471–8511 min2h45
Phase 586–9810 min2h10
Final99Mass startLap time decides

20h25 until the final, in this model and without delays or additional breaks. On lap 99, the fastest woman and the fastest man win.

  1. 01START ON THE SIGNAL

    Each lap has a scheduled start time.

  2. 02FINISH THE LAP

    Complete the course within the time limit.

  3. 03STOP AND RECOVER

    Wait for the next start. The earlier you finish, the more time you have to recover.

  4. 04RETURN TO THE GATE

    Be there before the next signal. Only set off when the next start is given.

WHEN DO THE CUTS HAPPEN?

PROVISIONAL OUTLINE
  1. 01—10NO CUTS
    BY POSITION
  2. 11THE CHALLENGE
    BEGINS
  3. 25POSSIBLE
    CUT
  4. 50POSSIBLE
    CUT
  5. 75POSSIBLE
    CUT
  6. 90POSSIBLE
    CUT
  7. 98QUALIFICATION
    FOR THE FINAL
  8. 99ONE LAP
    TO WIN
THE CLOCK ALWAYS COUNTS.

From lap 11 to 98, the time limit decreases in phases. To continue, complete a valid lap and be at the gate before the next signal.

POSITION COUNTS AT THE CUTS.

Cuts may take place on laps 25, 50, 75 and 90, separately for women and men. Position-based elimination only applies when active runners exceed the published limit for their category.

Basic rules are in development. Lap times, cut limits and schedules will be published after approval. On the 99th lap, the fastest woman and the fastest man win.

YOU MADE IT THIS FAR. NOW IT ALL STARTS AGAIN.

SURVIVE 98.
RACE THE 99TH.

98 laps to endure.
1 lap to win.

04 / MORE THAN A RACESTAY AFTER THE FINISH.

YOU RUN.
YOU STOP.
YOU RETURN.
YOU STAY.

Your race ends.
The story goes on.

Those who finish 10 km. Those who run one more lap. Those who stay to cheer. The start and finish are where we meet.

An experience powered by the Correr Lisboa community. The programme will be announced once confirmed.

05 / EVERY LAP COUNTSTHE REST IS YOUR STORY.

NO LAP IS
TOO SMALL.

Ten are already an achievement.
The next one could change everything.
How far will you take your story?

  1. 10I WAS THERE.
  2. 25ONE MORE.
  3. 50HALFWAY TO MYSELF.
  4. 75STILL HERE.
  5. 99THE LAST ONE IS YOURS.

Challenge milestones. Recognition details to be confirmed.

SOMETHING TO REMEMBER THIS STORY BY.

THE MEDAL.
COMING SOON.

Some things deserve their own moment.
The medal design will be revealed soon.

Award conditions to be announced.KEEP ME UPDATED

06 / BEFORE THE START

STILL
HAVE QUESTIONS?

Do I have to run 99 laps?

No. Choose the 10 KM EXPERIENCE and finish at 10 km. The full challenge is for those who want to continue from lap 11.

Can I take part in just the 10 km?

Yes. The opening 10 km are a standalone experience, with no position-based elimination. Afterwards, stay to cheer and watch the final.

Are the laps continuous, without stopping?

No. Each lap has a new start. After finishing, stop in the recovery area and wait for the next signal. Earlier finishers get more rest. From lap 11 to 98, if you finish at the limit, you may use the direct lane without guaranteed rest. Finishing a lap does not allow you to start the next one immediately.

How do the starts work?

The opening start may be organised in waves. From lap 11 to 98, starts are scheduled and lap time limits decrease in phases. The schedule will be published in the official rules.

What if I finish at the last second?

You must complete a valid lap and be at the gate before the next signal. You may use the direct lane, with no guaranteed rest.

How is the final decided?

Runners who validly complete lap 98 qualify for lap 99. The fastest woman and man on that lap win their respective categories. A sole remaining runner must also complete a valid final lap.

Where can I see the shirt and medal?

The shirt has its own section with front, back and zoomed detail views. It is a concept subject to approval. The medal will be revealed soon, with award conditions to be announced.

Where and when will it happen?

The date, venue and final course will be announced after approval. Registration is not open yet.

How can I get updates?

Register your interest and get 20% off your future entry. We will contact you with more information and next steps when registration opens. Registering your interest does not confirm an entry or reserve a place.

07 / YOUR ANSWERONE MORE LAP.

THE FIRST STEP IS FREE.

HOW FAR
CAN YOU GO?

Register your interest. Get 20% off your entry.

Register your interest for free. You will be entitled to 20% off when registration opens.
COUNT ME IN

99 LAPS / REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

YOUR CHALLENGE
STARTS HERE.

Leave your details to receive updates and get 20% off your entry. For now, you are simply registering your interest.

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR 20% OFF YOUR ENTRY

By registering your interest, you ask Correr Lisboa to contact you about 99 LAPS. To correct or delete your details: geral@correrlisboa.com.

Free interest registration. This does not confirm an entry or reserve a place.

99 LAPS — CONCEPT SHIRT

Enlarged concept photo of the front and back of the 99 LAPS shirt

Visual concept in development. Design and production subject to approval.

BASIC RULES IN DEVELOPMENT

DISCOVER
THE CHALLENGE.

Concept subject to approval of the official rules.

  1. The concept uses a closed loop of approximately 1 km, to be measured and approved before registration opens.
  2. The opening 10 km are open to both 10 km experience and full challenge entrants. The start may be organised in waves. There are no position-based cuts during these 10 km.
  3. Only full challenge entrants continue to lap 11. From lap 11 to 98, starts are scheduled and lap time limits decrease in phases.
  4. To continue, complete a valid lap and reach the starting gate before the next signal. Last-second finishers may use the direct lane, with no guaranteed rest.
  5. Position-based cuts may take place on laps 25, 50, 75 and 90, separately for men and women. Cuts only eliminate runners by position when active runners exceed the published category limit. The time limit always applies.
  6. Runners who complete lap 98 within the rules qualify for lap 99. The remaining runners start together; time on lap 99 decides the female and male winners. A sole remaining runner must also complete a valid lap to win.
  7. Timing, the final course, schedule, capacity, assistance, classification criteria, safety stoppages and complaints will be detailed in the official rules.