Next Stop, Jakarta Running Festival

SportPlus.sg is Singapore's leading sports media network, run by Sport Plus Media Pte Ltd since 2021. We cover Singapore, regional and global sporting events and the people in it: race news, Team Singapore, SEA Games, international marathons, football, running, fitness and wellness. We do it through stories, films, photography and free interactive tools built for Singapore and regional athletes and fans.

Running and marathons are our biggest beat, alongside football, badminton, triathlon & duathlon, cycling, fitness and HYROX, racket sports and more. Every sport has its own hub with the latest stories, events and athletes.

Head to News for the latest results and announcements, Top Stories for the week's biggest reads, and Features for long-form athlete stories. Gear and shoe verdicts live in Reviews, and our columnists write in Opinion.

Sport Plus Media is also a Singapore sports marketing agency. We offer sports content, campaigns, photography, videography, creator partnerships and community activations for sport, fitness and wellness brands. Athletes and creators can join SportPlus X, our talent network.

Email info@sportplus.sg or use our contact page. Tell us the event name, date, venue and a contact person. Race organisers can also ask to be listed on our events calendar.

The SportPlus Events Calendar lists upcoming running events, marathons, triathlons, HYROX and more. It covers Singapore and races worth travelling for across Asia and the world.

1. Open the Events Calendar and scroll to Upcoming Sports Events.
2. Each card shows the sport, whether the race is in Singapore or overseas, the date and the venue.
3. Tap Race info for categories, key dates and race-week weather, then add the race to your calendar.

Use the Race Finder. Answer a few quick questions and it matches you with real races from the SportPlus calendar, from local road races and HYROX to marathons abroad.

1. Tell us how far you'll travel: Singapore only, a regional trip or anywhere in the world.
2. Pick your climate and the kind of racing you want: road, trail, HYROX or multisport.
3. Say where your training is at right now, then get your matched races.

Major races that have multi-year partnerships with SportPlus get a dedicated hub with a countdown, race info, coverage and results. Hubs include the Singapore International Marathon, HYROX Singapore, Singapore T100, Jakarta Running Festival, Gold Coast Marathon and the SEA Games. For the biggest marathons on the planet, see our World Marathon Majors guide, which has race dates and how to get in.

Take our 60-second Which World Marathon Major Are You? quiz. It matches your runner persona to a Major, from Tokyo and Berlin to Sydney and Cape Town, and shows how your race compares with the others.

The Run Crew Finder matches you with real Singapore run crews in five quick questions, then helps you join.

1. Choose what you want most from a crew: getting faster, a social vibe, trails or running plus strength.
2. Pick the part of Singapore that suits you and your current pace.
3. Get your crew matches, then read the Run Crew Stories to meet the people behind them.

The Play Map is an interactive 3D map of Singapore running routes, cycling paths and sports venues: stadiums, tracks, gyms, pools, recovery and physio spots. For written guides with maps and elevation, see Running & Ride Routes.

1. Open The Play Map, then drag, zoom and tap around the 3D map.
2. Filter by type (run routes, tracks, gyms, pools and more) and by area of the island.
3. Open a route for its distance, elevation and surface, then grab the GPX or Strava link.

The free Hydration Planner builds a before, during and after drink plan for your session. It uses NEA's live heat-stress reading (WBGT) for Singapore.

1. Pick your activity, how long you'll go and your body weight.
2. Set how much you sweat and where you're training. You can use your location for local heat stress.
3. Get your drink plan. It's general guidance for healthy adults, not medical advice.

Use the free Pace Calculator. Enter a target finish time or pace for a 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon or custom distance. You get even-pace splits, speed and equivalent times at every other distance.

Race the Record on our Team Singapore hub lets you race a Singapore national record head to head. On the same page, Pick your sport shows Team Singapore's icon athletes and best-ever moments across eight sports.

1. Pick a Singapore national record to race.
2. Enter your best time and hit Race.
3. Watch the race and see where you'd be when the record holder crosses the line.

Yes, The Kallang is an official partner of SportPlus. Explore The Kallang with Spark is an interactive 3D model of Singapore's national sports precinct. It covers the National Stadium, Singapore Indoor Stadium, OCBC Arena, OCBC Aquatic Centre and the surrounding sports hubs and MRT stations.

1. Drag to spin the precinct, scroll to zoom, and open or close the roof or switch between day and night.
2. Tap a glowing point to see what's there.
3. Or hit Tour with Spark and let our mascot take you through every stop.

Our Travel & Destinations section maps five years of SportPlus runs and rides around the world on a 3D Global Routes Map. Below it are guides by region: Asia, Australia & Oceania, Europe and North America.

1. Filter the globe by running, cycling or trail and hike.
2. Tap a pin to trace the route.
3. Scroll down to a region for race guides, course profiles and travel tips.

Team SportPlus is Sport Plus Media's own performance racing team of Singapore runners, duathletes, triathletes, and hybrid athletes. Meet the athletes, see this season's team kits, and follow every podium on the Honours Board, from Singapore T100 relays to races across the region.

Spark is the SportPlus mascot. Spark guides the 3D tour of The Kallang, pops up in our quizzes and tools, and cheers readers on around the site.

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