Racing

Vietnamese rider Cao Vietnam delivered an outstanding performance in Race 2 of the AP250 category at Round 3 of the ARRC 2023, crossing the finish line in an impressive 6th place.

After finishing Race 1, Round 1 of the 2023 ARRC Asian Motorcycle Racing Championship, Cao Viet Nam, the sole rider for Honda Racing Vietnam team, made a remarkable impression by securing 8th position and earning the team's first 8 points in the AP250 category.

Wrapping up Race 2 Stage 3 of ARRC 2022, racer Cao Viet Nam continues to make his mark by crossing the finish line in 13th position and securing an additional 3 points in the AP250 category.

The Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC) 2022 has made its comeback after a 2-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, featuring 6 thrilling races held at major race tracks across Asia. In the upcoming 2022 season, Honda Vietnam (HVN) will be represented by 3 familiar riders donning the Honda Racing Vietnam team colors.

The final round of the Redline Auto Gymkhana Cup, a race event organized by Redline Motorsport Club, took place on November 15, 2020 at the Vietnam Ethnic Culture Village. This marked the end of the racing series for the year.

Not only an increase in points, but the progress in both skills and mindset of Vietnamese racers at Stage 3 of the 2023 Asian Motorcycle Racing Championship is considered a significant boost for the entire Honda Racing Vietnam team to continue advancing in the regional arena.

When Honda CBR250RR, ridden by Vietnamese racer Cao Viet Nam, crossed the finish line in Race 2 of the opening round of the 2023 Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC), the entire team erupted with joy. Even the "madman" himself couldn't contain his emotions at that moment, as it was the first time that rider number 65 and the Honda Racing Vietnam team had secured a top-four finish in the AP250 category after years of competing in this championship.

The recently concluded Round 3 of ARRC 2022 at Sportsland SUGO (Japan) proved to be a significant challenge for the trio of riders as well as the entire Honda Racing Vietnam team.

The second leg of the Vietnam Motorcycle Racing Championship (VMRC) 2022 will officially return on July 17, 2022 at Dai Nam race track. With careful selection of the finest racers from the VMRC 2022 season, the upcoming race promises to deliver spectacular performances that will captivate audiences.

Redline Motorsports Club recently held an event in Ho Chi Minh City, introducing the race club to provide a more professional Motorsports platform for speed enthusiasts, with the support of the FIA, the governing body for global motor sport, as well as the Vietnam Automobile Sports Association.