For the first time in the Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship, a female racer emerged victorious in Stage 2. This achievement added more excitement to the competition.
Just like in Stage 1, the “Kid Training Mini Race” and the “Gymkhana” contest continue to be crowd favorites, attracting a large number of fans.
Balance bike racing for children aged 3-6.
Specifically designed for “young” racers aged 3-12 who have a passion for speed, the mini race track offers two activities: balance bike racing for children aged 3-6 and CRF50 driving experience for those aged 7-12.
CRF50 driving experience for those aged 7-12.
Meanwhile, the “Gymkhana” contest provides the audience with an opportunity to witness professional motorcycle models, thereby increasing their awareness of professional and legal races. In Stage 2, the “Gymkhana” contest is guided by Cao Viet Nam, a racer from the Honda Racing Vietnam team who won the championship in the Thailand Talent Cup 2019. Currently, Cao Viet Nam is competing in the AP250 category of the Asian Motorcycle Racing Championship 2022.
The “Gymkhana” contest is guided by Cao Viet Nam, a racer from the Honda Racing Vietnam team.
Regarding the main developments in Stage 2 of VMRC 2022, after the qualification session, the pole positions in each category were secured by Nguyen Vu Phuong (Vietnam Talent Cup – NSF 100 category), Duong Ngoc Vuong (Blade 110 category), Nguyen Vu Thanh (CBR150R category), Vo Huyen Thien Thu (Winner X 150 category), and Le Phung (UB 150 category).
In comparison to Stage 1, the race track structure has been modified to incorporate longer distances, increased difficulty, and more challenges for the racers.
Vietnam Talent Cup category (NSF100)
With 6 racers battling it out, Tran Gia Huy (number 05) emerged as the winner in the Vietnam Talent Cup category. Despite not having the advantage of starting at the top, Huy skillfully overtook his opponents and clinched the victory after 8 laps. Nguyen Vu Phuong (number 03) and Tran Ngo Khoa (number 06) secured the 2nd and 3rd positions, respectively.
Blade 110 Category
Female racer Nguyen Truong Hai Yen on the race track
The Blade 110 category left a strong impression in Stage 2 of VMRC 2022 as a female racer claimed the top spot for the first time. Despite starting in the 6th position among 9 racers, Nguyen Truong Hai Yen (number 12) showcased exceptional racing skills, surpassing her male opponents and securing the 1st place convincingly. In Stage 1, Yen finished in 5th place. Nguyen Hoang Quan (number 29) and Duong Ngoc Vuong (number 19) secured the 2nd and 3rd positions, respectively.
Hai Yen celebrates winning the race.
Female racer celebrates after winning the race.
Winner X 150 Category
Similar to Stage 1, female racer Vo Huyen Thien Thu (number 32) left a strong impression in Stage 2. Thu secured the 2nd place after completing 12 laps. The 1st position was claimed by Phan Minh Phung (number 40), while Nguyen Minh Tri (number 35) finished 3rd.
CBR150R Category
The CBR150R category proved to be the most fiercely competitive category in VMRC 2022, with racers constantly challenging and closely competing with each other. After 12 laps, Nguyen Hoang Dang Khoa (number 17) secured the 1st place. Nguyen Vu Thanh (number 61) and Nguyen Ton Anh Phu (number 10) secured the 2nd and 3rd positions, respectively.
UB 150 Category
Lastly, let’s talk about the UB 150 category. As previously mentioned, the organizing committee upgraded the UB 130 category to UB 150 in order to keep up with the technological trends of major races in the region.
This category always delivers intense and dramatic competitions, not only among the racers but also among the clubs. In the end, Le Hung Huu Tin (number 11) secured the 1st position. Meanwhile, Le Phung (number 13) and Le Hoang Phi Phung (number 26) secured the 2nd and 3rd positions, respectively.
Thus, all 5 racers on the top podium of each category are new names. This demonstrates the allure of VMRC 2022. Stage 2 concludes with many surprises, and we look forward to seeing you again in Stage 3, scheduled to take place in October.
Anh Quan (forum.autodaily.vn)
Photos: Hoang Tuan
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