Ticket Sports Surveys Brazil Trail; Juliana Cassino Podiums
A new study updates Brazil's trail running landscape after a 2018 survey, while the athlete takes 2nd place in the SC 12 km race.
Ticket Sports has launched a new survey to analyze the profile and expectations of mountain runners in Brazil. Meanwhile, in Bombinhas, Juliana Cassino clinched second place in her category at the 12 km Indomit race.
Brazil's trail running market has gained an important feedback channel. Ticket Sports has launched a new survey aimed at the off-road running community, designed to map the profiles, habits, motivations, and expectations of athletes tackling trails and mountains across the country.
A New Snapshot of Brazilian Trail Running
The survey resumes and updates the study conducted by the platform in 2018, which gathered over 2,700 responses. For this new edition, the main highlight is the formation of an eight-expert committee, established to align the questionnaire closely with the practical realities of athletes and event organizers.
Participation in the survey is open to any runner who has had experience with the sport, from beginners taking their first steps on dirt paths to seasoned ultramarathoners. The responses will help outline how the Brazilian trail scene has evolved in recent years and what demands athletes have for upcoming events.
Juliana Cassino Secures Podium at Indomit Bombinhas
On the trails of Santa Catarina, the weekend's competitive highlight was Juliana Cassino at Indomit Bombinhas. Tackling a 12 km course that blended mountain climbs, technical mud sections, beach stretches, and singletracks, Juliana earned second place in her category.
The category contest brought together around 47 competitors, underscoring the fierce competition in the event's faster distances. Beyond the main race, the weekend in Bombinhas featured a full schedule, including an expo, a shakeout run, and off-road running community meetups.