Racing

At the end of the qualifying session for Round 1 of the 2024 Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC) held this morning (March 16), in the AP250 category, Cao Viet Nam (#65) will start from third position, while Nguyen Huu Tri (#18) and Nguyen Ton Anh Phu (#19) will start from 12th and 13th positions, respectively.

Perpetually on the cusp of greatness and within touching distance of a podium finish, misfortune once again eluded the Vietnamese rider as the number 65 suffered a cruel tumble at Race 1 of Round 1 of the 2024 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC).

Continuing to race with determination and consistently finishing in the leading group of Race 2 in Round 1 of the 2024 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC), Cao Viet Nam (rider number 65) still lacked some luck to step onto the podium.

After a thrilling three-month wait, the 2023 Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship (VMRC 2023) roared back into action for an exhilarating and dramatic finale. The hallowed grounds of Dai Nam Circuit bore witness to an explosive weekend of fierce battles, as skilled riders pushed their limits in pursuit of the ultimate glory.

On May 10th, the Redline Racing Team announced the establishment of the Redline Motorsports Club, a sports car club aimed at providing a common ground for racing enthusiasts.

The Redline Motorsports Club recently organized an event in Ho Chi Minh City to introduce their race club. The aim of the club is to offer speed enthusiasts a more professional platform for Motorsports. With the support of the FIA, the global governing body for motor sport, and the Vietnam Automobile Sports Association, the club ensures a high-quality experience for its members.

The 2022 Vietnam Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) kicks off with an exhilarating competition among racers in 5 exciting categories: Vietnam Talent Cup, Blade 110, Winner X, CBR150R, and UB150. In addition, the event also features a captivating "Kid Training" mini race track, designed to thrill and entertain the young audience.

Vietnam's inaugural Rally team, in conjunction with Triton, has been honored with the prestigious "Special Award" for their remarkable accomplishments in the 2019 Asia Cross Country Rally.

Occupying a top three position and just a corner away from a podium place, rider Cao Viet Nam (#65) was once again denied by misfortune on the international stage after two final corner crashes during the opening round of the 2024 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC 2024).

The 2020 VMRC season concluded with a heart-stopping finale at Dai Nam racetrack, filled with intense and gripping moments. The talented racers delivered a jaw-dropping and adrenaline-pumping performance, leaving the spectators in complete awe after months of anticipation. As the race reached its climax, the deserving champions in each category started to emerge, marking an unforgettable end to an incredible season.