Unofficial. Not affiliated with Jakarta Running Festival, Samsung or the race organiser. Official information always wins. Not medical advice.
The finish clock is the organiser's own 2026 value, published 3 Oct (official page v2): 1 hour after the gun — 06.15, and it counts from the gun, not your mat. There is no intermediate cut-off — the 5K has never had one — so this is the only clock on the card, and the board holds the start-line spare for you (set it under Race day; a couple of minutes is honest for a mass start shared with families). One more: through the first kilometre the field is one . Hold your own plan, and don't get swept along faster than the crowd.
The 3-hourly trend across the race window lands here once the forecast loads — your gun through a slow finish.
Loads once per visit; the last good copy stays on this phone for race morning.
Forecast: BMKG (opens in a new tab), Indonesia's official weather agency — ≈3-hourly readings for the kelurahan around the start line. A forecast is not a promise about race morning; official information always wins.
- Race Day tab — set your and target (, finish time, or a 's finish); the default plan is course-shaped on a /km base — reshape it with the sliders
- Fuel tab — gel and station times for your plan
- Event tab — the official rundown, course services, links; Prep tab — race-eve checklists
- After tab — the first hour, the first week and the debrief once you finish
Everything is computed on your device; your inputs stay on your phone (localStorage). The forecast above sends only an area code. Visit counting, if you allow it from the About tab, records the page and a random id for this browser — not your plan.
