Bali, May 29, 2026 — TransTRACK proudly supported the Daihatsu Sport Rally Team (DSRT) in achieving outstanding results at the Jembrana National Time Rally Championship 2026, the opening round of the national series held in Jembrana Regency, Bali, on May 23–24, 2026. Competing against 62 participants from across Indonesia, DSRT secured 1st Place in the Non-Seeded Category and 8th Place in the National Overall Standings through the team consisting of Rifki Darmawan Haryanto as driver, Muhamad Nur Faiz as navigator, and Mochammad Fadillah Putra as passenger.
In addition to winning the Non-Seeded category, DSRT also delivered strong performances in the overall standings. The team comprising Ismullah Lahsin, Bambang Feriyanto, and Adi Wibowo finished third overall, while Hongky Regina, together with Cailendra Budi Atmaka and Ariza Prawira, secured fourth place. In the Team Club classification, DSRT concluded the competition in second place.
The 2026 Jembrana Time Rally covered a total distance of 270 kilometers, divided into four stages that traversed tourist destinations, rice fields, and the distinctive routes of West Bali. The event reflects the commitment of both TransTRACK and DSRT to supporting the growth of Indonesian motorsports through precision, innovation, and the implementation of safety and telematics technologies. This achievement also highlights DSRT’s commitment to developing the next generation of time rally athletes in Indonesia, as evidenced by the emergence of national champions from its novice driver development program, which has been running since 2022.
The opening round of this season also marked the implementation of a new regulation introduced by the Time Rally Commission of the Indonesian Motor Association (IMI), requiring participants to use a road book, or a collection of tulip diagrams, as their primary navigation guide. This format presented new challenges, as competitors had to rely heavily on accurately interpreting route instructions, particularly while navigating stages during the early morning hours under limited road visibility and lighting conditions.
In time rally competitions, time accuracy, route precision, and real-time journey monitoring are critical factors in supporting event operations. TransTRACK continues to conduct Research and Development (R&D) to create more advanced tracking devices and monitoring systems that align with time rally regulations. These innovations are expected to provide valuable insights and recommendations to the Indonesian Motor Association (IMI) as the governing body of motorsports in Indonesia.
Anggia Meisesari, Founder and CEO of TransTRACK, stated that the company’s support for DSRT aligns with its vision of delivering technological innovations that enhance mobility, safety, and operational accuracy across the transportation and automotive industries.
In addition to developing tracking technology for Speed Rally through our R&D initiatives, TransTRACK is also collaborating with DSRT to advance technology for the sport of time rally. In this discipline, speed is not the primary factor; rather, precision, consistency, and punctuality in reaching designated checkpoints are what matter most. These values are closely aligned with the telematics and operational monitoring solutions developed by TransTRACK. We are proud to support DSRT and the 2026 Jembrana National Time Rally Championship as part of our contribution to the advancement of Indonesian motorsports,” said Anggia.
Bambang Feriyanto, Team Manager of Daihatsu Sport Rally Team and a member of the IMI Central Time Rally Commission, also emphasized that the team’s success at the 2026 Jembrana Time Rally was the result of strong teamwork, focus, and thorough preparation in facing increasingly competitive challenges.
“We are grateful that the team’s targets in Bali were achieved. The competition this year was extremely competitive, especially with the introduction of a new format that demanded a high level of accuracy from all participants. The support from TransTRACK also provided added value to our team. We are pleased that our strategy was executed effectively and produced the best possible results,” said Bambang.
Rifki Darmawan also shared his experience during the event, “This competition was particularly challenging due to the intense level of competition and the early-morning start schedule, which required full concentration and excellent physical endurance. Alhamdulillah, with the guidance of our senior teammates and strong team collaboration, we were able to deliver our best performance and achieve results beyond our expectations.”
Through this collaboration, TransTRACK and DSRT hope to further strengthen the synergy between technology and motorsports while supporting the development of increasingly professional, competitive, and innovative national automotive events. The outcomes of these R&D efforts are also expected to serve as valuable references and recommendations for the IMI Central Time Rally Commission in selecting the most appropriate technologies for the sport of time rally.
