JAKARTA - The Garmin Team recorded impressive achievements in the 2026 Jakarta Hybrid Race which took place on June 27-28, 2026 at NICE. In this competition which demands a combination of endurance, strength, speed, and training strategies, the Garmin Team managed to secure a total of 19 podiums and 4 World Championship Qualifiers from various categories.
This brilliant achievement is the fruit of three main strategies implemented by Garmin Indonesia. These strategies include the recruitment of hybrid athletes independently into the Garmin Team, strategic collaboration with Hystoric Elite Hybrid Race & Community, and partnership with the Built For Podium program by Recharge Functional Training.
Garmin Team Down in Various Categories and First Podium RowingThroughout the two days of competition, the Garmin Team sent its athletes in various categories, ranging from Women Pro, Men Pro, Women Pro Doubles, Men Pro Doubles, to the open and relay categories. Of the total 19 podiums achieved, 8 of them were first place. The following is a complete list of podium winners:
● Gladys Fabiola Won 3 podiums, namely: ● 1st place in the Women's Relay U40 category with a finish ● 2nd place in the Women's Double 25-29 category ● 2nd place in the Women's Open 25-29 category
● Carla Piscoso Won 3 podiums, namely: ● 1st place in the Women's Pro Double 30-34 category ● 1st place in the Double 30-34 category ● 3rd place in the U40 Relay category
● Matisse Manin 2 podiums, namely: ● Men's Double 25-29 category champion ● U40 Relay category champion 3
● Johnny Tieu Won 2 podiums, namely: ● Men's Double 35-39 2nd place ● U40 Relay 3rd place
● Chris Erlando Achieved the first 2 podiums, namely: ● Men Pro Double 50-54 category champion ● Double 50-54 category champion
The other podiums were also won by Yannick Douet in the Pro Double 45-49 category, who won the 1st place with Sebastien Gautier, Josea Setiadi in the Double 35-39 category, who won the 2nd place, Regita Massaid & Shevanya Ratna in the Double 16-24 category, who won the 2nd place, Corina Koesliono in the Double Mix Open 45-49 category, who won the 3rd place, Raymond Chambeglain & Advent Huang in the Pro Double Men 40-44 category, who won the 3rd place, Euvann Vianata & Jason Irman in the Double Men Open 16-24 category, who won the 3rd place, and Mona Uli Magenda in the Pro Women 45-49 category, who won the 3rd place.
This achievement shows the strong performance of the Garmin Team, both in individual and team-based races. The results also show that a focused, consistent, and data-based training approach can have a real impact on athlete performance in the competition arena.
Data and Training Strategy are the Key to Team Garmin's Performance The success of Team Garmin in the Jakarta 2026 Hybrid Race is not only a record of victory, but also part of Garmin Indonesia's long-term strategy in building a hybrid race ecosystem. Garmin brings three main approaches in athlete development, namely recruiting elite athletes through Team Garmin, developing experienced athletes through Hystoric Elite Hybrid Race & Community, and building new talent through the Built for Podium program with Recharge Functional Training.
Through this approach, Garmin not only focuses on podium results in one competition, but also forms a more sustainable coaching path. Athletes are encouraged to understand their body's capabilities, measure training progress, and prepare themselves with more precise strategies before going to the arena.
"The achievements of the Garmin Team in the Jakarta 2026 Hybrid Race show that the best performance is not only built from hard training, but also from a better understanding of body conditions and training progress. Garmin wants to continue to be part of the journey of athletes, both those who are already at the elite level and new talents who are being built to climb the podium," said Chandrawidhi Desideriani, Senior Marketing Communications Manager Garmin Indonesia.
Garmin Strengthens Hybrid Racing Training Ecosystem
Hybrid racing is a sport that demands a balance between endurance, strength, speed, and strategy. In this sport, athletes need to understand when to increase intensity, maintain rhythm, manage recovery, to maintain consistency of performance from the beginning to the end of the race.
This is where the Garmin ecosystem plays a role as a support for data-based training. Through Garmin devices, athletes can monitor body readiness, training progress, activity intensity, and recovery more accurately. This data helps athletes and coaches make more informed decisions, both when designing training programs and when preparing for competitions.
The achievement of 19 podiums and 4 World Championship Qualifiers tickets is an important momentum for Garmin Indonesia to continue to strengthen its position in the hybrid racing community. With a combination of technology, data, coaching programs, and a growing community of athletes, Garmin Indonesia is committed to accompanying more athletes in pursuing the best performance, scoring podiums, and bringing Indonesian talent to a bigger competition stage.
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