Racing

Honda emerged as the complete victor of the 2019 MotoGP season, clinching all three titles: the rider championship with Marc Marquez #93, the team championship with Repsol Honda Team, and the manufacturer championship. Honda Vietnam (HVN) stood side by side and sponsored the Repsol Honda Team throughout the competition, organizing live coverage of the races in Vietnam and providing Vietnamese commentary for all the MotoGP 2019 races aired on Fox Sport and Fox Sport 2.

On December 29th, Stage 5 of the VMRC 2019 season will officially take place at the 2K racetrack in Binh Duong. This is the final stage of the VMRC 2019 season and it holds the key to the championship title. As such, even a small mistake could cost the racers the chance to win the championship.

Becoming a professional race car driver is the ultimate dream for many speed enthusiasts. However, this dream can be quite expensive as it requires at least owning a race car and with the current social distancing measures in place, downtime is inevitable. Nevertheless, passion doesn't back down in the face of any obstacles.

Building on the impressive achievements in 2019, as we enter the 2020 season, Honda Vietnam (HVN) is stepping up its efforts in sponsoring and organizing the Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship. Honda Racing Vietnam team will continue to compete in the Asian Motorcycle Racing Championship with the aim of achieving even higher results, as well as participating in training programs at regional and continental-level events.

The Repsol Honda Team, reigning world champions, officially held their MotoGP 2020 season launch event, featuring the Marquez brothers and their RC213V racing machine.

The 2022 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) has concluded after 5 rounds, and the overall season results for the Honda Racing Vietnam team were not quite as expected. However, this will serve as a catalyst for the Honda Racing Vietnam riders to perform even better in the upcoming 2023 ARRC season.

The Vietnam Motorbike Racing Championship 2020 (VMRC 2020) has successfully concluded with an exciting awards ceremony and honoring of the champions held on March 22nd at the Dai Nam race track in Binh Duong.

Following a highly successful opening round of the 2023 Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC) at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand, Honda Racing Vietnam is gearing up with confidence and excitement for round 2 at Sepang, Malaysia.

The Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship 2023 (VMRC 2023) made a triumphant return last weekend at the Dai Nam racetrack in Binh Duong province, sponsored by Honda Vietnam Company. The opening race of Vietnam's premier speed racing event was explosive, featuring fierce and intense competitions in all categories, leaving no room for compromise.

The second leg of the IATC 2022 season just took place at the Madalika racetrack. The only representative from Vietnam, racer Nguyen Nguyen Tran Duc Tai, had a challenging race and couldn't complete the two-day competition despite putting in tremendous effort.