Experience Yamaha Sunday Race at Mandalika This July

If you’re looking for a reason to visit Lombok this July, Yamaha Sunday Race might be it.
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From July 17 to 19, Mandalika International Circuit will host one of Indonesia’s premier national motorcycle racing championships. Over three days, visitors can watch qualifying sessions and races across multiple classes, explore the paddock and experience the atmosphere of a professional race weekend.

What Is Yamaha Sunday Race?

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Organized by Yamaha Indonesia, Yamaha Sunday Race is one of the country’s leading motorcycle racing championships and an important platform for developing new racing talent.
The event brings together amateur riders, experienced racers, semi-professionals and Yamaha-backed teams from across Indonesia. Competitors race in several categories, including 150cc and 250cc classes, as well as professional divisions.
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This year’s program also includes exhibition races featuring Yamaha XMAX and Yamaha Aerox scooters, adding even more action to the weekend.

Race Weekend Schedule

Friday, July 17
  • Practice sessions
  • Qualifying
Saturday, July 18
  • Morning practice
  • Race 1 for most classes
Sunday, July 19
  • Practice sessions
  • Race 2 for most classes
  • Podium ceremony

Why It’s Worth the Trip

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Whether you’re a dedicated motorsport fan or simply looking for something different to do, Yamaha Sunday Race makes for a great weekend getaway.
Watch some of Indonesia’s top riders compete, explore the paddock where race teams prepare their bikes, and experience one of Southeast Asia’s most scenic racing circuits.
With spectacular views of the Indian Ocean and free admission, it’s a unique opportunity to experience Indonesian motorcycle racing up close.

Getting to Lombok from Bali

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By Motorcycle
Taking your own motorcycle is the most popular option for riders traveling from Bali.
Regular ferries depart from Padang Bai and usually take 4 to 6 hours, depending on weather and ferry traffic. Many visitors choose the overnight ferry, arriving in Lombok the following morning before riding to the circuit.
By Air
Daily flights operate between Denpasar and Lombok International Airport.
The flight takes around 40 minutes, followed by a 20–30 minute taxi or ride-hailing trip to Mandalika International Circuit.
This is the fastest and most convenient option for a weekend trip.
By Speedboat
If you’re traveling without a motorcycle, a speedboat is a faster alternative to the ferry and is often more affordable than flying.
Speedboat tickets between Bali and Lombok are available through MyBaliTrips.

Where Is the Circuit?

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Mandalika International Circuit is located on Lombok’s southern coast, near Kuta Lombok.
The venue regularly hosts international motorsport events and is considered one of Southeast Asia’s most modern racing circuits. The grandstands overlook both the track and the Indian Ocean, making it one of the region’s most scenic venues.

Where to Stay

The best place to stay is Kuta Lombok, the closest tourist area to the circuit.
Typical accommodation prices in July:
  • Budget guesthouses and hotels: IDR 250,000–500,000 per night
  • Boutique hotels and resorts: IDR 600,000–1.5 million per night
  • Private villas with pools: IDR 1.5–4 million per night
Most accommodation is within a 5–15 minute drive of the circuit.
As race weekend attracts large numbers of visitors, booking your accommodation in advance is recommended.

Admission

Entry to Yamaha Sunday Race is completely free.
No tickets or advance registration are required. Simply arrive at Mandalika International Circuit, find a seat in the grandstands and enjoy the racing throughout the weekend.
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