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PT_BR Results – 2026
LABRE DX Contest 2026: A Global Celebration of Fellowship and Respect Among Radio Amateurs
The LABRE DX Contest 2026 reaffirmed its status as one of the most important events on the global amateur radio calendar, fostering not only healthy competition but also camaraderie and respect among enthusiasts worldwide. With impressive figures and record-breaking participation, the contest stood out for its diversity and the collaborative spirit that infused every contact made; the participation of state-level LABRE chapters as HQ stations—generating score multipliers—was another highlight this year, alongside the new YL and QRP categories. Congratulations to everyone!
Global Participation
Total Participants: over 370 logs received.
Countries Represented (DXCC):
The presence of so many radio amateurs from different countries highlights the event's global reach and the growing interest of the international community. Each participant contributed to the cultural and technical richness of the contest, exchanging experiences and strengthening ties between nations.
Contact Volume (QSOs) Total QSOs Made:
ore than 20,000.
The high number of QSOs demonstrates the dynamism and intensity of the activities during the contest. These were moments of pure excitement, as operators dedicated hours to establishing communications, overcoming technical challenges, and celebrating each new contact.
Operating Modes
The majority of contacts were made via voice (PH). Telegraphy (CW) remained strong, highlighting the tradition and skill of the operators who appreciate this classic mode of communication.
Participation by Continent
The geographic diversity of the QSOs illustrates the scope of the contest. The majority of international contacts came from North America, Europe, and South America, but there was also significant participation from other continents, further enriching the participants' experience.
A Celebration of Fraternity and Respect
More than just numbers and statistics, the LABRE DX Contest 2026 was a true celebration of the friendship and respect that unite amateur radio operators. Each contact made was an opportunity to share knowledge, cultures, and experiences, strengthening the bonds that make amateur radio such a special hobby. Participants highlighted the friendly atmosphere and spirit of cooperation throughout the contest. Even in a competitive environment, a spirit of camaraderie prevailed, with experienced operators and newcomers alike exchanging tips and offering mutual support.
Conclusion
The success of the LABRE DX Contest 2026 reflects the amateur radio community's commitment to promoting values such as fellowship, respect, and international collaboration. We thank all the participants who made this event memorable and look forward to an even greater contest next time. May radio waves continue to connect hearts and build bridges between peoples and nations. See you at LABRE-DX 2027.
