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Event Detail
BTP Power Run 2.0 returns to Bandar Tasik Puteri in Rawang on Sunday, 15 November 2026, expanding the community event into a three-distance run-and-obstacle programme based at Paradise Fair. The organiser lists a 10KM Super Power Run, 5KM Energize Power Run and a 2KM Mighty Power Dash for children aged 4 to 12. The 5KM and 10KM are open from age four, with under-18s requiring parental or guardian consent.
Race morning begins with the village opening at 6:00 am and a mass warm-up at 7:00 am. The published schedule has the 10KM flagging off at 7:30 am, the 5KM at 7:45 am and the 2KM kids dash at 9:30 am. The 5KM has a 1.5-hour cut-off and the 10KM a 2.5-hour cut-off. The official rules describe the 5KM and 10KM as fun runs without race timing, while the event page separately publishes male and female 10KM podium awards of RM300, RM200 and RM100, so runners should check final race-day competition arrangements with the organiser.
Published individual fees run from RM35 to RM45 for the 2KM, RM40 to RM60 for the 5KM and RM60 to RM80 for the 10KM across Early, Normal and Late tiers. A 5KM family package for two adults and two children is also offered from RM170 to RM210. All participants receive an event T-shirt, race bib and finisher medal; compulsory personal accident insurance is charged separately at RM3. Registration closes on 1 November or when slots fill.
Physical race-pack collection is on 8 November from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm at BTP Sales Gallery Rawang. Shipping is also offered. The event programme continues after the runs with prize presentation and a lucky draw before the scheduled 2:00 pm finish.
Race Pack Information
Physical race-pack collection on 8 Nov 2026, 10:00-19:00 MYT at BTP Sales Gallery Rawang, Lot 1571, Jalan Spine, Bandar Tasik Puteri. Shipping is offered at RM13 per participant in West Malaysia and RM25 in East Malaysia.
What's Included
- Power Run T-Shirt
- Race Bib
- Finisher Medal
Prizes
10KM Super Power Run male and female categories: 1st RM300, 2nd RM200, 3rd RM100. Official rules separately describe 5KM and 10KM as non-competitive fun runs, so participants should confirm final race-day competition arrangements.
