THE WORLD’S HIGHEST TOWERRUNNING RACE

The Sky Race made history on 30 August 2025 when thousands of participants conquered 2,845 steps to Level 118 of Merdeka 118, the second tallest building in the world and the pride of Malaysia.

The event achieved two Malaysia Book of Records titles:
1. Most Finishers in a Towerrunning Race
2. Highest Towerrunning Race

Now, The Sky Race returns on 30 August 2026. Whether you’re chasing a personal best, climbing step by step at your own pace, or celebrating Merdeka with the experience of a lifetime, the challenge awaits.

One step at a time. One floor at a time. One unforgettable view.

THE RACE DIRECTOR

Jeffrey Ross, General Manager of Fresh Events Asia, is a highly experienced sports event Race Director. He’s also a keen runner and stair climber! Here’s what Jeff has to say about The Sky Race:

“Merdeka 118 has a presence in Kuala Lumpur that you simply can’t miss. It’s constantly in view, and it’s a truly majestic sight. The Sky Race is an incredible opportunity for locals and tourists to take on an amazing physical challenge and to experience literally the best view in KL!

In 2025, thousands took on the climb and made history with two Malaysia Book of Records titles. For 2026, we’re ready to welcome even more participants to step up to the challenge on Sunday, 30 August. Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or just soaking in the moment, this is your chance to be part of something unforgettable.”

The Event Organiser

Fresh Events Asia is a leading mass participation sports events agency, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Sky Race is their latest event experience, joining an existing portfolio of brands including The Music Run, REDLINE Fitness Games and POWERMAN Malaysia.

Malaysia Boleh!

The Sky Race is sanctioned by The Malaysian Towerrunning Assocation (MTA), a member of Towerrunning World Association (TWA). Malaysia has a proud depth of talent in world towerrunning, including World Champion and former World Number 1 Soh Wai Ching. MTA is committed to helping Malaysians get fitter and healthier. Why not join their free weekly training sessions at Menara MBPJ every Saturday afternoon.