Racing

In line with the overall development direction of the sports racing industry, particularly with the goal of fostering a healthy and professional motorbike sports culture in Vietnam, Honda Vietnam (HVN) has been continuously and earnestly investing. Since sponsoring domestic motorcycle racing competitions in 2015, HVN has been bringing even more joy to its customers, gradually making this high-speed sport more accessible to the people of Vietnam and putting Vietnam on the international racing map.

Both Mercedes cars suffered punctures during Stage 4 of the 2020 F1 race in England. However, reigning champion Hamilton had no trouble securing his third consecutive stage win.

The second leg of the Vietnam Motor Racing Championship 2022 took place last weekend at Dai Nam race track in Binh Duong province, featuring exciting surprises in all 5 racing categories as the winners were not the same as those who claimed the top spot on the podium in Leg 1.

After being impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, Honda Vietnam (HVN) is set to ramp up its activities domestically and internationally in 2022.

The Stage 5 of the ARRC 2022 ranking race has concluded this morning (19/11) at the Chang race track (Buriram, Thailand), with Cao Viet Nam starting at the 20th position in the AP250 category. Meanwhile, Nguyen Duc Thanh and Nguyen Anh Tuan secured the 17th and 19th positions respectively out of the total of 20.

The F1 2020 season came to a close with Mercedes' domination and Ferrari's disastrous decline. As we enter the new season, the teams will undergo significant personnel changes. Let's now take a look at who will represent the racing teams in the upcoming competition.

Finishing Race 2 Stage 2 of ARRC 2023, the standout performer for Honda Racing Vietnam was Cao Viet Nam, who crossed the finish line in 10th position, thereby securing an additional 06 points in the AP250 category.

At the end of Race 1 Stage 5 ARRC 2022, racer Cao Viet Nam secured an additional 3 valuable points in the AP250 category. This is considered an encouraging result as number 65 started at position 20 and has just recovered from Covid.

Following the incredibly impressive performances by the Honda Racing Vietnam team at Stage 3 of the 2023 Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC), the Vietnamese racers are ready to return and conquer Stage 4 of the ARRC 2023 at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Indonesia.

Finishing Race 2 Stage 5 ARRC 2022, Nguyễn Đức Thanh emerged as the only racer from the Honda Racing Vietnam team to secure points by finishing in 13th place in the UB150 category. Unfortunately, Cao Việt Nam and Nguyễn Anh Tuấn were unable to complete Race 2.