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Results & Live Tracking — Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB 2026
From September 11 to 13, 2026, Taiping hosts Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB, deep in the jungle surrounding Maxwell Hill.
4 distances from 13K to 100K, all starting Saturday 12 September. Results and live tracking on UTMB Live.
Results & Tracking → 🌐 Official Page →Formerly known as the Malaysian Mountain Trail Festival, Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB is set in Taiping, a small historic city in northwest Peninsular Malaysia, from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2026, with every race starting on Saturday, September 12. The flagship MY100 (around 97.47 km, ~4,802 m D+, 32-hour cut-off) winds through the Virgin Jungle Reserves surrounding Maxwell Hill (Bukit Larut), one of Malaysia's oldest hill stations, and past Taiping's pre-war railway tunnels; in 2026 it also integrates a Vertical Kilometer segment challenge for the fastest climbers.
The MY50 (~54.5 km, ~1,977 m D+) runs through the historic Taiping Lake Gardens before diving into the Maxwell Hill forest trails, the MY25 (~25.9 km, ~1,012 m D+) fords two rivers on its way through the Burmese Pool forest reserve, and the MY13 (~13.9 km, ~382 m D+) is the family-friendly entry point through gardens and durian plantations. Results and live tracking for all races: UTMB Live.
2026 Programme
FAQ — Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB 2026
When does Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB 2026 take place?
The event runs from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2026 in Taiping, Perak, with all races starting on Saturday 12 September 2026.
Where can I find results and live tracking for Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB 2026?
Results and live tracking are available on the official UTMB Live platform.
What is the flagship MY100 race?
The MY100 is the flagship race of Malaysia Ultra-Trail by UTMB: around 97.47 km and about 4,802 m of elevation gain through the Virgin Jungle Reserves surrounding Maxwell Hill and past Taiping's pre-war railway tunnels, with a 32-hour cut-off. In 2026 it also integrates a Vertical Kilometer segment challenge.