Robi Syianturi

Robi Syianturi (born 8 January 1998) is a professional male long-distance runner from Indonesia. He is the current Indonesian national record holder for the half marathon, which he achieved at the 2024 Gold Coast Marathon, and also the marathon, which he achieved at the 2025 Asics Gold Coast Marathon. Syianturi earned a bronze medal in the 5,000m race during the 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia.

Early life Syianturi's athletic talent was discovered by his physical education teacher in 2014 in his hometown on the island of Belitung. At that time, Syianturi was more interested in football than long-distance running.

Career 2021 PON Syianturi made his first podium appearance at the 2021 PON event in Papua, representing the province of Bangka Belitung Islands. Although he did not win a gold medal, Syianturi managed to win one silver medal for the 1,500m race and one bronze medal for the 5,000m race.

2023 SEA Games At the 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia, Syianturi won a bronze medal for the 5,000m race with a time of 14:43:44.

2024 Tokyo Marathon Syianturi competed in the 2024 Tokyo Marathon, which was held in Tokyo, on 3 March 2024. He was the 100th finisher in his debut at the Tokyo Marathon with a time of 2:24:18. Syianturi is ranked 100th out of a total of 38,000 Tokyo Marathon participants.

Gold Coast Marathon Syianturi broke the Indonesian national record for the half marathon at the 2024 Gold Coast Marathon with a time of 1:04:48. The previous record had been 1:05:34, set by Eduardus Nabunome in 1997 at the same event.

PON At the 2024 PON, Syianturi won three medals for the province of Bangka Belitung Islands, a silver medal for the 1,500m race, a bronze medal for the 5,000m race, and a gold medal for the 10,000m race. Syianturi won the gold medal after beating Rikki Marthin Luther Simbolon by only 0.01 seconds.

Valencia Marathon After breaking the half marathon record earlier in the year, Syianturi broke the Indonesian national record for the marathon with a time of 2:17:16, breaking the previous record set by Eduardus Nabunome in 1993.