Cao Viet Nam secures an extra 3 points in Race 2.
Starting in the 20th position may not have been advantageous, but right at the first corner, #65 of Honda Racing Vietnam overtook the opponents ahead and claimed the 18th place. In the subsequent laps, Cao Viet Nam climbed to 16th and then 15th. Unexpectedly, in the final lap, there was a collision between some drivers at the front. Thanks to that, the “crazy guy” finished in 13th place. With the 3 points earned in Race 2, Cao Viet Nam’s total points in the AP250 category for the race stage are 34 points.
Turning to the UB150 category, which took place earlier with the participation of 2 riders, Nguyen Duc Thanh and Nguyen Anh Tuan. Similar to Race 1, starting from the bottom positions posed a real challenge for Duc Thanh and Anh Tuan to compete at the top. However, #178 of Honda Racing Vietnam made a great effort to finish in the 14th place and earned an additional 2 points, while #193 had to retire due to technical problems.
Thus, after the first 3 stages of the ARRC 2022 season, Anh Tuan has accumulated 18 points, while Duc Thanh’s score remains at 11 points.
Stage 4 of the ARRC 2022 season will take place at the Sepang circuit in October.
Anh Quan (forum.autodaily.vn)
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