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Last weekend, the exhilarating second leg of the Vietnam Motor Racing Championship 2022 unfolded at the heart-pounding Dai Nam race track in Binh Duong province. This thrilling event brought forth a whirlwind of surprises across all 5 racing categories, as the triumphs on the podium did not mirror those from the previous leg.

Having been affected by the global pandemic, Honda Vietnam (HVN) is gearing up to expand its operations both domestically and globally in 2022.

The ARRC 2022 ranking race's Stage 5 has just finished at the Chang race track (Buriram, Thailand) this morning (19/11). In the AP250 category, Cao Viet Nam began at the 20th position. On the other hand, Nguyen Duc Thanh and Nguyen Anh Tuan achieved the 17th and 19th positions respectively out of a total of 20.

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After completing Stage 2 of ARRC 2023 Race 2, the most impressive competitor from Honda Racing Vietnam was Cao Viet Nam. He successfully finished in 10th place, earning an extra 06 points in the AP250 category.

Racer Cao Viet Nam achieved a commendable performance in the AP250 category at the conclusion of Race 1 Stage 5 of ARRC 2022. Despite starting at position 20 and recently recovering from Covid, he managed to secure an extra 3 crucial points. This outcome serves as a source of motivation and highlights the resilience of racer 65.

After the remarkable achievements of the Honda Racing Vietnam team in Stage 3 of the 2023 Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC), the Vietnamese racers are eager to make a triumphant comeback and dominate Stage 4 of the ARRC 2023 at the prestigious Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Indonesia.

After a fantastic start to the 2023 Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC) at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand, Honda Racing Vietnam is eagerly preparing for round 2 at Sepang, Malaysia, with a newfound sense of confidence and enthusiasm.

After completing Stage 5 of ARRC 2022, Nguyen Duc Thanh stood out as the sole racer from the Honda Racing Vietnam team who was able to earn points by finishing in 13th position in the UB150 category. Regrettably, Cao Viet Nam and Nguyen Anh Tuan were unable to finish Race 2.

Prior to their participation in Round 3 of the 2022 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) at Sugo Circuit in Japan this weekend, the riders from Honda Racing Vietnam displayed encouraging performances during their testing session in Malaysia on July 28-30, 2022.