07  April 2022
Indonesia’s First and Only Elite Label Road Race, Maybank Marathon To Return to Bali

Maybank Indonesia has officially announced that the Maybank Marathon will be held again on 28 August 2022, with the starting line at the Bali Safari & Marine Park, Gianyar, Bali. The 11th Maybank Marathon continues to carry the spirit of its one-decade anniversary celebration and will feature the original and sought after racecourse in Gianyar Regency, which offers the beauty of natural landscapes and warm hospitality and culture.

 

Race Pack Collection Day, a separate event catered to runners, will take place on 26-27 August at Taman Bhagawan, Benoa, Bali.

 

Since it was introduced in 2012, Maybank Marathon has been Indonesia’s only road race certified by World Athletics, formerly known as the International Association of Athletics Federations ("IAAF"). In 2020, Maybank Marathon became Indonesia's first and only ‘Elite Label’ marathon event, acknowledged by the World Athletics. The acknowledgement has made Maybank Marathon as one of World Athletics' events[1]. In addition, the Maybank Marathon is also certified as a major 'road running' event by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (“AIMS”).

 

The official announcement of Maybank Marathon 2022 was made by President Director of Maybank Indonesia, Taswin Zakaria, at Maybank Indonesia Head Office in Senayan, Jakarta, together with the race's principal partner, Indonesian Athletics Association ("PB PASI"), represented by its Secretary-General, Tigor Tanjung. The event was also attended by representatives of running communities.
Themed as one-decade anniversary celebration, the Maybank Marathon 2022 in Bali will feature the full Marathon (42.195 km), Half-Marathon (21.1 km), and 10K races. Registration for the Maybank Marathon 2022 in Bali will be available through https://www.maybank.co.id/Maybank-Marathon starting 16 April 2022.

 

“We are proud to announce that our ‘Elite Label’ Road Race Maybank Marathon will be held again in Bali. Maybank Marathon has been the only marathon road race event in Indonesia certified by World Athletics (formerly known as IAAF), AIMS and PB PASI since it was first introduced in 2012.

 

 

In 2020 Maybank Marathon was acknowledged as an ‘Elite Label’ road race by World Athletics and has become a qualifying event for the Indonesian National Games (PON) and the first Boston Marathon qualifying race in Indonesia,” said Maybank Indonesia’s President Director, Taswin Zakaria.

 

Apart from being acknowledged as an ‘Elite Label’ by World Athletics, the Maybank Marathon is included among the 175 qualifying events for the World Championship Abbott World Marathon Major (“Abbott WMM”) Wanda Age Group World Rankings, as well as the official race directory of the Boston Marathon. The Maybank Marathon has also received several other international recognitions - among them, “World’s must run race before you die” by The Active, “The 52 Best Races on Earth 2016” by Runner’s World, “Best Marathon 2016”, “Best Half-Marathon 2015”, and “The Most Popular Sport Event 2018” by The Venue Magazine.

 

The Maybank Marathon has been certified by the International Measurement Certificate and endorsed by AIMS and PASI since the event was first held in 2012. "We hope the Maybank Marathon 2022 will reignite runners' enthusiasm who are longing for an outdoor run road race, particularly in Bali, and help restore confidence in holding more outdoor sports events in Indonesia," Taswin added.
Maybank Marathon Project Director, Widya Permana, said, “We will ensure the Maybank Marathon 2022 will have the necessary infrastructure, with focus on safety and security, similar to all previous races.”

 

Maybank Indonesia aims to elevate Maybank Marathon to become the icon of world-class sports tourism in Indonesia, especially in Bali. “On top of infrastructure readiness, Bali has the capability to accommodate runners from around the world. We also hope that the upcoming 2022 Maybank Marathon can contribute to the economy, and at the same time, support the recovery momentum for Bali’s tourism industry,” Taswin said.

 

To ensure runners' preparation for the 2022 Maybank Marathon, Maybank Indonesia will hold 'Road to Maybank Marathon Bali 2022' – a series of training and education programmes, across several major cities. These training and education programme, will serve as racers' physical preparation before participating in the 2022 Maybank Marathon in Bali. The programme includes a running clinic, the Sunday morning run, and training on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ("CPR") and Life Support.

 

In line with the one decade anniversary celebration, the Top 10 Male Finishers and the Top 10 Female Finishers from each category (10K, 21K and 42K) who participated in the 2021 Maybank Marathon Anywhere virtual race held in December 2021 will receive a free slot and accommodation to participate in the 2022 Maybank Marathon in Bali. Runners who participate in the 2021 Maybank Marathon Anywhere who finished the run challenge and bought merchandise will have an early access to register for the 2022 Maybank Marathon.

 

2022 Maybank Marathon Bali Slot Price
(In thousands of Rupiah)

 

Participants Citizenship Marathon Half-Marathon 10K
Regular Price Regular Price Regular Price
General Public Indonesian 900 750 600
Non Indonesian 1,500 1,000 800
Maybank customers using the M2U ID App & and all Maybank Credit Card holders get 30% discount Indonesian 630 525 420
Non Indonesian 1,050 700 560

 



Terms and Conditions:

  • Public registration opens on 16 April 2022.
  • Registration website is at www.maybank.co.id/maybank-marathon
  • *30% discount is applied to regular price for purchases using the M2U ID App & and holders of all Maybank Credit Cards. Applied only to first purchase. Second purchase and thereafter will be charged the regular price.
  • Download the M2U ID App on Play Store or App Store and start a savings account with 5 (five) easy steps.

 

Get the latest updates on the 2022 Maybank Marathon in Bali through the following:

 

 [1] https://www.worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races