Doha:Qatar is set to host a series of five endurance events from November 2026 to March 2027, providing athletes multiple avenues to test their endurance through running, swimming, cycling, and multisport challenges. These events will take place across various locations including Doha's Corniche, Lusail City, Dukhan Beach, Sealine, Khor Al Adaid, and Old Doha Port, showcasing Qatar's diverse landscapes.
According to Marhaba, the Qatar East to West Ultramarathon, scheduled for 27 November 2026, will commence at Doha Corniche and conclude at Dukhan Beach. This ninth edition of the ultramarathon covers a 90 km stretch and is organized by the Qatar Sports for All Federation in collaboration with the Qatar Runners Team. It features 12 categories for individual and team participants and anticipates between 2,000 and 2,500 runners.
The Qatar T100 Triathlon World Championship Final will be held in Lusail City from 10–12 December 2026. Organized by the Professional Triathletes Organisation and Visit Qatar with the Qatar Triathlon Federation, the event will feature professional and amateur races. The competition includes a 2km swim, 80km cycling, and 18km run, with amateur events such as the 5 km and 1km Kick Off Run and the T100 Age-Group World Championship.
On 15 January 2027, the Doha Marathon by Ooredoo will welcome 25,000 runners to its 15th edition. The marathon will start and finish at Hotel Park, featuring a redesigned 42 km route and several race categories, including a Family Run and a relay event. The marathon maintains its World Athletics Gold Label status.
The Samla International Race will occur on 23 January 2027, challenging participants with a 100km endurance course between Sealine and Khor Al Adaid. The race includes swimming, running, cycling, and kayaking, offering a total prize pool of US$600,000.
The inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Doha will conclude the season from 18–20 March 2027 at Old Doha Port. The race features a 1.9km swim, 90km cycling, and 21.1km run, with the IRONKIDS race also part of the weekend schedule. The main event has sold out, but registration for IRONKIDS will open soon.
These events highlight Qatar's capability to host significant international competitions and promote its sporting infrastructure.