Sunday, 27 September 2026 · Tangerang, Indonesia
• Total Distance: 70.5 KM
• Total Elevation Gain: 712 M
• Unpaved: 61%
• Paved: 39%
• Railway Crossing: 1× - approximately at KM 17+
• Start Time: 05:30 AM
• Overall Cut-Off: 15:00 (3:00 PM)
• Total Ride Time: 9 hours 30 minutes
• 06:00 Warp Up Ride by Shimano by Bintang Timur
• 10:00 – 17:00
Verification
Bike Check (race category)
Mandatory item:
• Helmet
• Navigation Device (GPS, SmartPhone)
• Hydration System or 2 Bidon 450ml
• Nutrition
• Spare Tube 2pcs
• Tool Kit
• Front Light
• Rear Light
• Hand Pump or CO2
• First Aid Kit
• Cash Money in Rupiah
Waiver Signature & RCP
• 15:00 Technical Meeting
• 04:00 Venue Opens
• 04:30 – 04:55 Bike Preparation & Final Checks
• 04:55 Riders to Starting Grid
• 05:00 Race Start – Dirtyland 125 km
• 05:30 Start Non Race Category – Dirtyland 70 km
• 11:00 Checkpoint (KM 64) Cut-Off Time
• 14:00 Finish Line Closes / Final Cut-Off 125 km
• 15:00 Finish Line Closes / Final Cut-Off for 70 km
• 15:00 Podium Ceremony
• 15:30 Event Ends for 125km & 70km
Riders arriving after 11:00 will be withdrawn from the competitive race and recorded as OTL (Out of Time). If conditions allow, they may continue the route as non-competitive riders at their own risk and under the direction of the Race Organizer.
The 70 KM category is a non-competitive ride with no official Check Point or Feed Zone along the route.
Participants are encouraged to enjoy the journey at their own pace and may refuel, purchase food, drinks, or other necessities at any local warung or shop available along the route.
There is no designated organizer-provided refueling point for the 70 KM route. Participants are responsible for managing their own hydration, nutrition, and personal needs throughout the ride.
Participants are free to enjoy the route, take breaks, stop at local warungs, and experience the surroundings, but must complete the ride within the official cut-off time.
Your family and friends don't have to wonder where you are.
Participants will be able to use the Official Race Route Tracking System to share their progress throughout the ride.
Family and friends can follow your journey remotely and see your progress along the route while you ride.
Ride your own pace. Stop when you want. Refuel where you find it. Enjoy the journey and make it back before the cut-off.
This is a non-competitive ride. There are no podiums, rankings, or official race results. Enjoy the journey, explore the course, and experience Dirtyland at your own pace.
A cycling helmet must be worn and securely fastened at all times while riding.
Ride only on the official course and follow the provided GPX route or event signage. Shortcuts
are not permitted.
All participants are required to use the official tracking system provided by the Organizer. The tracker is used to monitor participant progress and confirm completion of the official 70K course.
Participants are responsible for carrying, activating, and keeping the tracker operational throughout the ride, according to the instructions provided by the Organizer.
The course remains open to public traffic. Obey all traffic laws, respect local communities, and ride responsibly at all times.
Participants are responsible for carrying sufficient water, nutrition, and basic repair equipment. There are no official feed zones on the 70K route. Riders may resupply independently at local warung’s or other available facilities along the course.
Be prepared to complete the course independently.
Respect nature by keeping the course clean. Do not litter or damage the surrounding
environment.
Ride within your abilities. Follow instructions from event officials and volunteers. The Organizer may modify the route or schedule if required for safety.
Participants who:
• Complete the full 70K official course, and
• Finish before the official course closure, will receive the official Dirtyland 70K Finisher Patch. No QR code scan or checkpoint verification is required at the finish. Simply complete the course
and collect your Finisher Patch at the designated finish area.
The Organizer reserves the right to interpret these guidelines and make final decisions regarding participant safety, route changes, and event operations
DIRTYLAND is Indonesia's premier gravel cycling event that combines racing, adventure, exploration, and self-reliance. Riders will experience a unique course featuring gravel roads, dirt tracks, plantation roads, village roads, and public roads.
DIRTYLAND will be held on September 26-27, 2026 at Kopi Klotok BSD, Tangerang Indonesia. Located just outside of Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. It is a 40 minutes drive from Jakarta, and a 30 Minutes drive from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
Please refer to the Event Information page for the latest date, venue, and schedule.
Anyone aged 17 years or older with sufficient fitness and a suitable bicycle can participate. Riders under 17 may participate only if permitted under the event regulations.
Registration is ONLY completed online through the official DIRTYLAND website registration platform.
NO. Race entries are personal and cannot be transferred unless officially announced by the organizer.
Registration fees are non-refundable unless otherwise stated in the official event policy.
125KM (Race Category):Gravel bikes, mountain bikes, cyclocross bikes, and other human-powered bicycles with no assist suitable for mixed terrain WITH DROPBAR are allowed, unless specified otherwise in the race regulations. Brakes are mandatory.
70KM (Non Race Category): Gravel bikes, mountain bikes, cyclocross bikes, and other human-powered bicycles with no assist suitable for mixed terrain are allowed, unless specified otherwise in the race regulations. Brakes are mandatory.
No. Electric bicycles are not permitted. lol.
Yes. An approved cycling helmet must be worn at all times while riding.
We strongly recommend bringing:
No. DIRTYLAND emphasizes self-reliance. Riders should be prepared to handle basic mechanical issues and manage their own nutrition between aid stations.
Yes. Aid stations will be available along the route. Locations and services will be announced before race day.
No. Parts of the route use public roads. Riders must obey traffic laws and respect other road users.
Yes. Riders should use the official GPX route provided by the organizer. Following course markings alone may not be sufficient.
If you decide to withdraw, you must notify the nearest race marshal or contact the emergency hotline provided by the organizer.
Yes. Medical teams will be stationed at strategic locations and can be contacted through race officials.
Official timing will use the designated timing system announced by the organizer.
All participants will be timed using a CHIP TIMING SYSTEM. Your official race time (net time) starts when you cross the start line and ends when you cross the finish line. However, overall race placing and podium positions are determined by the order in which participants cross the finish line (first across the line).
Chip timing is used only to record each participant's official race time.
Will there be age group categories?
No, there will be no age group categories. The first rider to cross the finish line wins.
DIRTYLAND is designed to embrace all weather conditions. The event will proceed unless severe weather creates unsafe conditions.
Absolutely. Spectators are welcome at the event venue.
Yes. Food vendors, coffee, and partner booths will be available throughout the event village.
Official DIRTYLAND merchandise will be available in limited quantities during the event.
Yes. We encourage participants to capture and share their DIRTYLAND experience.
Please tag:
Instagram: @dirty.lands
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