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Course Intelligence

KNOW /THE COURSE.

Distance is only one part of the race. Elevation, terrain, checkpoints, weather and cut-off times all shape the challenge.

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COURSE VIEWER

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CHECKPOINT DETAIL

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Official Category

15K ACTIVE

Actual Course

16.78 KM

Start

06:30 AM

Finish Cut-off

12:00 PM

Start / Finish

Same Arena

ELEVATION PROFILE

15K ACTIVE · 16.78 KM

Official elevation profile dataset will be published in this module when verified for public release.

CHECKPOINTS

START / FINISH

Same arena (KM 0.0 / KM 16.78)

Start 06:30 AM · Finish cut-off 12:00 PM

CP1

KM 8.0

Cut-off 08:30 AM · Water, Hot Food, Medical and Timing/Course Control

SP1

KM 12.0

Service: Water

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Course Conditions

Know the Trail Before Race Day.

These are the expected realities on course. Prepare gear, pacing, and footing strategy accordingly.

  • Forest trails

    Rooted single-track and natural turns demand steady footing.

  • Jungle terrain

    Dense vegetation can narrow lines and hide surface changes.

  • Mountain paths

    Mixed elevation and uneven rock sections require controlled rhythm.

  • Mud

    Expect traction loss after rain and at shaded low points.

  • Loose ground

    Gravel and dry debris can shift under forceful push-off.

  • Steep climbing

    Power-hike sections may be faster than forced running.

  • Technical descents

    Short stride, low center of gravity, and careful line choice help.

  • Wet or slippery surfaces

    Bridges, rocks, and clay can become slick with little warning.

  • Heat and humidity

    Hydration and electrolyte planning are critical for sustained effort.

  • Cool early morning conditions

    Layer lightly for the start, then adapt as temperature rises.

  • Reduced visibility before sunrise

    Use a reliable headlamp and scan the trail ahead early.

SAFETY OPERATIONS

Course Safety & Emergency Readiness

UMTR treats safety as core race infrastructure. Every route segment is covered by coordinated medical, rescue, and command systems so runners get fast support from start line to remote jungle sections.

Medical coverage

Medical staff stationed at start/finish and key checkpoints with mobile first-aid teams on course.

Rescue teams

Dedicated trail rescue units positioned by terrain risk, with evacuation pathways pre-mapped.

Emergency response

Escalation protocol links marshals, medics, and command for rapid triage and dispatch decisions.

Course monitoring

Checkpoint logs, sweep teams, and timing controls track runner movement and missed cut-off alerts.

Command Center

Central operations hub coordinates weather updates, field communication, and emergency deployment.

Emergency communication

Marshals and checkpoint leads operate unified channels; runner alert points are marked along route.

Runner responsibility

Carry mandatory gear, respect course flags, report distressed runners, and follow marshal instructions.

Remote section priority

High-isolation segments receive added sweep intervals, relay marshals, and predefined extraction routes.