After 2 successful VMRC 2020 stages held at 2K racetrack (June 2020) and Dai Nam racetrack (July 2020), which attracted thousands of spectators who came to the race venue and hundreds of thousands of viewers who followed the live stream of the race. Stage 3 of VMRC 2020 is back with thrilling and high-level races, promising to surpass the expectations of speed enthusiasts.
Stage 3 of VMRC 2020 continues with 5 competition categories including Blade 110cc, MSX 125cc, Winner 150cc, UB130cc, and Vietnam Talent Cup category. The number of racers still includes 7 competitors in the Vietnam Talent Cup category, 12 competitors in the Blade 110cc category, 12 competitors in the MSX125cc category, 12 competitors in the Winner 150cc category, and 15 competitors from 10 Wave clubs in the UB130cc category.
The situation after 2 races is extremely complex. In the Vietnam Talent Cup category, after 2 stages, racer Nguyen Ton Anh Phu (number 10) is leading with 25 points, followed closely by racer Nguyen Tran Duc Tai (number 12) and racer Tran Le Minh Tu (number 14) with 24 points. In the Blade 110cc category, racer Phan Minh Phung (number 26) continues to lead with a total of 31 points. In the MSX 125cc category, racer Nguyen Duc Thanh (number 39) has taken a strong lead in stage 2, thus officially leading the ranking with 29 points, followed by racer Pham Thanh Bao (number 44), and in third place is racer Nguyen Nhat Truong (number 41).
Honda Racing Vietnam’s “Pet chicken”: Racer Nguyen Duc Thanh is leading the MSX 125 category
Winner 150cc category witnesses intense competition for the leading position. Racer Nguyen Ngoc Nhan – the reigning champion of the 2019 MSX 125cc category – has shown good performance as he leads the 2020 Winner 150cc rankings with 22 points, followed closely by racer Nguyen Tien Thanh (number 52). The two racers Nguyen Hoang Dang Khoa (number 17) and Le Vu Truong Giang (number 54) are tied with 19 points and in third place. In the UB130cc category, the AE Parts Southeast Asia Club is currently in the highest position, with racer Le Hung Huu Tin (number 11) leading in this category.
Winner 150 category features intense competition
During the past 2 months, VMRC 2020 has been in a state of “cold on the outside, hot on the inside”. Apart from the official race being postponed, behind-the-scenes activities have been extremely lively. Racers have been continuously training intensively to maintain their racecraft and the technical team has been “comfortably” experimenting with new improvements, promising to bring higher-performance, more stable motorcycles. With the goal set from the beginning of the postponed season being “not wasting time,” Honda Vietnam and the organizers of VMRC 2020 quickly adjusted the activities of the competition with caution, preparing the “scripts” for all possible developments due to the pandemic.
Racers have utilized the past 2 months to train and are expected to come back strong in stage 3 of VMRC 2020
The clubs in the UB130cc category have certainly used the past 2 months to fine-tune their Honda Wave motorcycles, and the Honda Racing Vietnam team has also used the past 2 months to ensure that technical issues will occur less frequently in the upcoming races.
Clubs are expected to bring stronger “warriors” after the past 2 months
In reality, the past 2 months were filled with activities despite the official races being postponed. Racers continued to train at high intensity to maintain their skills, and the technical team “comfortably” experimented with new improvements, promising to bring higher-performance, more stable motorcycles. With the goal set from the beginning of the postponed season being “not wasting time,” Honda Vietnam and the organizers of VMRC 2020 quickly adjusted the activities of the competition with caution, preparing the “scripts” for all possible developments due to the pandemic.
VMRC 2020 during the past 2 months
The past 2 months also helped “contain” the racers’ desire and the audience’s “longing,” similar to a “fragrant” fuel store waiting for a spark to ignite. Stage 3 of VMRC 2020 promises to be the spark that ignites the “fuel store” of all athletes and spectators.
In terms of professional significance, this stage will mark the end of the first half of the season, providing a solid foundation for the remaining half in the race for the championship of VMRC 2020. According to statistics from the VMRC 2019 season, racers outside the top 5 after the first half of the season were left “out of the race” in the remaining races of the season. With the current situation in the standings, stage 3 will not be a simple “restart” as it will determine the “survival” of the remaining half of the season. The pressure that racers face compared to the first 2 stages will increase tremendously.
Stage 3 of VMRC 2020 is considered a crucial battle for the championship race
Honda Racing Vietnam and the organizers of VMRC 2020 are also ready to implement plans to bring an explosive and exciting race to serve the audience and prove that the past 2 months have not been in vain.
Stage 3 of the Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship 2020 will officially take place on November 8, 2020, at the 2K racetrack in Binh Duong Province, sponsored and organized by Honda Vietnam. See you all at the “Speed Festival” VMRC 2020.
Honda Vietnam will livestream and continuously update the news and results of the VMRC 2020 season on the Vietnam Motor Racing Fanpage https://www.facebook.com/Vietnam-Motor-Racing-813850712144385
Trang Nguyen (Forum.autodaily.vn)
