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Malaysian Jason Loh Strikes Podium at Asian Category. The highly anticipated Powerman Asia Duathlon Championships – Malaysia 2017 started with over 3,300 registered duathletes taking on the run-bike-run course across Putrajaya. In the end, it was Thomas Bruins from The Netherlands and Annamaria Eberhardt-Halas from Hungary that completed the race in 02:33:57 and 02:52:05 for the male and female elite respectively. This will be Bruins’ third win in the Powerman series this year after securing his title in the inaugural Powerman Thailand and Powerman Indonesia.

A run-bike-run event can be exciting, so do an open water swim event. We are thrilled and excited to present a 20% off registration fees for the upcoming Tanjung Rhu SwimFest, a unique opportunity for you to indulge into the picturesque 99 islands scenery of Langkawi. Swim with the fishes and take a break on our resting platforms when you're tired and immense into nature's beauty.

Need A Warm-Up Race? Powerman Nakhon Nayok - Thailand will be the optimum preparation avenue before the big race in March. Happening on 22 January 2017, test your endurance and skills at a 20% off registration fees for Nakhon Nayok's premier run-bike-run race.

The world’s largest duathlon race in the Powerman series, Powerman Asia Duathlon Championships, will return to Putrajaya on Sunday, 5 March 2017 with greater expectation on foreign participation. Organised by E-Plus Global Sdn Bhd, over 3,000 local and foreign participants including top global athletes, multi-sport elites and enthusiasts are expected to take part in the run-bike-run race.

2,645 Participants Breaks Malaysia Book of Records and Powerman’s International Participation Record. After an intense race, Thomas Bruins completed the race in 2:35:53 to be crowned the winner of the Powerman Asia Duathlon Championships – Malaysia 2016. This was followed by Filipino John Leerams Chicano, 2:39:19 and Frenchman Gael Le Bellec, 2:40:42 as the first and second runner up respectively. United Kingdom’s Emma Pooley came in first in the female elite category with a total completion time of 2:57:27, followed by Airi Sawada, Japan, and Mirasol Abad, The Philippines, who have completed the race in 3:13:40 and 3:15:40 respectively.

Olympic Silver-Medalist and World Number 1 Ranked Male Duathlete Headline Malaysia’s Largest Duathlon Race. Top-ranked Powerman duathletes Gaël Le Bellec and Emma Pooley from France and England respectively, confirm participation at the upcoming Powerman Asia Duathlon Championships – Malaysia 2016. The race will flag off from Putrajaya’s iconic Palace of Justice.