2 Months Vied, The Winner Of The Indonesia International Marathon For Protests For Prizes Of Rp. 150 Million Has Not Been Received

JAKARTA - The 2022 Indonesia International Marathon champion, Jack Ahearn, protested to the event organizers. This is related to the traffic jam in the handover of the prizes that he should have received.

Jack's annoyance was revealed because he had waited a long time regarding the receipt of the prize. As a champion, Jack was actually entitled to a prize of Rp. 150 million.

However, two months later, Jack has not yet received his rights. This is known from the upload on his social media.

"I won this race, but @indonesiainternationalm Marathon has not given the prize to me and other international winners," tweeted Jack Ahearn on Twitter.

Tah is only about gifts that have not been received until now, Jack is also upset because the organizers are not responsible because they are difficult to contact.

"They (the organizers) are irresponsible for this and try not to pay the winners fairly," he wrote.

"They blocked the phone number and have not responded for two months until now," continued Jack.

Udah 3 bulan sejak Indonesia International Marathon tapi pelari internasional yang dapet podium masih belum pada dapet hadiah uangnya.Gimana ni, @KONIPusat @KEMENPORA_RI? Butuh colek @sandiuno @Kemenparekraf yang katanya mau genjot sport tourism juga kayaknya ya 🤔 pic.twitter.com/mYve37QpXF

— Daniel Giovanni Latumahina (@qronoz) August 30, 2022

The Indonesia International Marathon is the agenda of the Indonesian National Sports Committee (KONI) which will take place in Bali on June 26, 2022.

This year's event will be the first time it has been held again after two years of absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jack Ahearn came out as the first winner through the 42-kilometer full marathon category with a time of 03.30.48. On the second podium was Mike Akerz Akerman with a time of 03.56.44 and then tiga podiumr with a time of 04.31.09.

Until this news was written, there had been no response regarding Jack's protest, both from KONI and the Ministry of Youth and Sports.