Honda Racing Vietnam Team had a successful qualifying day for the opening round of the Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) when all three riders achieved very promising starting positions to score points in the two official race days.
Cao Viet Nam took the third starting position in the first leg of ARRC 2024
Cao Viet Nam (#65) took the third starting position. This is the best achievement since the No. 65 rider competed in the Asian Motorcycle Racing Championship. With this favorable starting position, Cao Viet Nam’s chance to stand on the podium is very close.
Meanwhile, the two young riders who also participated in the AP250 category with Cao Viet Nam are Nguyen Huu Tri (#18) and Nguyen Ton Anh Phu (#19) who also won promising positions to score points, 12th and 13th respectively.
The 2024 ARRC season is expected to start with 6 races, organized at major racetracks in the Asian region. Honda Racing Vietnam will compete in all 6 rounds in the AP250 category. The first leg of this tournament will take place over two days from March 16-17 at the Chang Circuit, Thailand.
Let’s cheer on Vietnamese riders to race explosively to shine in the international arena!
Trang Nguyen (forum.autodaily.vn)
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