VMRC 2020 is currently the most renowned motor racing sports event in Vietnam. After being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the prestigious motorbike racing event in Vietnam returned in June. Despite the heavy rain during the opening race, the racers and organizers put in their utmost efforts to deliver an impressive race that satisfied both professional and entertainment aspects of the audience.
Opening race of VMRC 2020 took place in heavy rain conditions
With a stricter selection of racers and more professional organization, VMRC 2020 has solidified its position as the most professional motor racing event. Notably, despite the challenging weather conditions, the races in all categories were highly competitive and warmly received by the audience.
In the Blade 110 category, racer Phan Minh Ph?ng secured a dominant victory, showcasing exceptional skills and outperforming other racers.
Blade 110 category in VMRC 2020 stage 1
In the MSX 125 category, the current champion of the Blade 110 category in VMRC 2019 season, Nguy?n Ð?c Thanh, despite a remarkable performance, couldn’t surpass Nguy?n Nh?t Tru?ng.
MSX 125 category in VMRC 2020 stage 1
The Winner 150 category witnessed the excellence of racer Tô Hà Ðông Nghi, who triumphed after a thrilling race against Nguy?n Nh?t Linh and Nguy?n Hoàng Ðang Khoa. As for the UB130 category, it was a double victory for the N2O Binh Duong team, with Lê Hùng H?u Tín and Lê Ph?ng taking the top positions.
UB130 category in VMRC 2020 stage 1
Meanwhile, the Vietnam Talent Cup (NSF100) category made an impressive debut with its young racers. The race saw racer Nguy?n Tôn Anh Phú initially leading by a significant margin, but after a fall, he ended up at the bottom position. On the other hand, Phùng Cao Nguyên, despite not standing out during the race, exhibited stability and composure and emerged as the first winner of the NSF100 category.
Vietnam Talent Cup category in VMRC 2020 stage 1
Although the opening race was impressive and fulfilled the expectations of speed racing enthusiasts who had been eagerly waiting for months, there was still a sense of slight dissatisfaction among the audience and fans. Specifically, the 2K racetrack seemed insufficient to fully immerse the audience, despite providing opportunities to witness impressive technical displays by the racers.
In the upcoming stage 2, the organizers have decided to move VMRC 2020 to one of the largest racetracks in Vietnam at the moment: the Dai Nam racetrack. By hosting the race here, Honda Vietnam is considered to “release the tiger into the forest,” allowing the racers to unleash their full potential and demonstrate their finest skills.
VMRC 2020 will be officially held at Dai Nam
With a track length of nearly 2.5km, although still trailing behind international racetracks, this length is deemed just right for the VMRC underbone models. Additionally, the presence of 15 challenging corners in stage 2 of VMRC 2020 will provide racers with a thrilling and demanding experience.
Stage 2 will witness the participation of 57 racers across 5 categories: Blade 110cc, MSX 125cc, UB130cc, Winner 150cc, and Vietnam Talent Cup (NSF 100).
Stage 2 of the Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship 2020 will officially commence at 14:00 on July 26, 2020, at the Dai Nam racetrack in Binh Duong province. The event is sponsored by Honda Vietnam. Prepare yourself for the “fiery speed feast” brought to you by the talented racers and Honda Vietnam.
The race will be livestreamed on the Vietnam Motor Racing Fanpage at 13:30 on the same day. For the latest and detailed updates about the event, visit the Vietnam Motor Racing Fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/Vietnam-Motor-Racing-813850712144385.
Trang Nguyen (Forum.autodaily.vn)
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