6,000 Runners Take on 10KM and 21KM Races at Marina Barrage in a Seamlessly Organised, Crowd-Pleasing Event
After a rocky debut in 2024, the Garmin Run Asia Series Singapore 2025 made a remarkable comeback this morning — transforming past challenges into a celebration of community, resilience, and progress.
From Lessons Learned to a Flawless Race Day
Last year’s inaugural edition faced criticism over long queues for bag drop and race pack collection, leaving many participants frustrated. This year, however, Garmin and its event partners delivered a masterclass in race organisation.
From streamlined check-in and efficient gear drop-off to well-marked hydration points and cheerful volunteers, the improvements were evident at every step.
The once-troubled debut has now evolved into one of Singapore’s most well-run endurance events of 2025 — a testament to Garmin’s commitment to listening, adapting, and delivering precision on and off the track.
6,000 Runners, One Shared Passion
At dawn, more than 6,000 runners gathered at the Marina Barrage, their energy buzzing against the iconic skyline. This eclipsed last year's participation numbers of 5,000 runners, while many keen observers and reluctant observers looked from afar at how the event would turn out. Participants took on two categories — the 21.1KM Half Marathon and the 10KM Competitive Run — both designed to challenge endurance while celebrating personal progress.
With the sun rising over the bay, runners moved in unison to the rhythm of their strides, supported by Garmin’s latest running technology — including the Forerunner 570 and Forerunner 970 — keeping athletes on pace, tracking every heartbeat, split, and stride with precision.
Celebrating the Champions
The competitive spirit of the day was matched by impressive performances across all categories.
10KM Women's Competitive Category
| Position | Athlete Name | Chip Time |
| 1 | Vanessa Lee | 41:01 |
| 2 | Nicole Low | 41:02 |
| 3 | Hannah Brooks | 41:35 |
| 4 | Bernice Tan | 43:29 |
| 5 | Yong Man Yun | 44:28 |
10KM Men's Competitive Category
| Position | Athlete Name | Chip Time |
| 1 | Shaun Goh | 31:48 |
| 2 | Pravin Kumar Bohara | 33:45 |
| 3 | Tenjin Sherpa | 35:42 |
| 4 | Glean Oun | 36:43 |
| 5 | Jacob Tan | 37:53 |
21KM Women's Competitive Category
| Position | Athlete Name | Chip Time |
| 1 | Rachel See | 1:24:34 |
| 2 | Jin LingLing | 1:25:40 |
| 3 | Goh Shing Ling | 1:28:28 |
| 4 | Ng Xuan Jie | 1:29:30 |
| 5 | Mei Yan Wong | 1:30:26 |
21KM Men's Competitive Category
| Position | Athlete Name | Chip Time |
| 1 | Joseph Mwangi Ngare | 1:13:11 |
| 2 | Subas Gurung | 1:13:14 |
| 3 | Henry He Yong | 1:17:06 |
| 4 | Wai Kit Lam | 1:17:16 |
| 5 | Dillon Lee | 1:18:27 |
These finishers not only showcased extraordinary speed and endurance but also highlighted the precision and reliability of Garmin devices in tracking performance and helping athletes achieve personal bests.
A Celebration of Community and Comebacks
Beyond the competition, the 2025 edition was defined by camaraderie. Smiles, cheers, and high-fives filled the air as participants crossed the finish line — many achieving new personal records and others simply soaking in the joy of running. The race village at Marina Barrage buzzed with excitement as finishers enjoyed recovery zones, hydration booths, and live entertainment, creating a festival-like atmosphere that reflected the spirit of the Garmin Run community.
Precision, Performance, and Passion
With this year’s successful execution, Garmin has solidified its place as more than a tech brand — it’s now a symbol of performance excellence and endurance inspiration across Asia. The Garmin Run Asia Series Singapore 2025 proved that setbacks can be springboards, and that precision — much like running — is about consistency and forward motion.
As one participant shared, “Last year tested our patience. This year tested our limits — and we loved every second of it.” #GarminRunAsiaSeries2025 #FromZeroToHero
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