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Ho Chi Minh City TV Cycling Race to Cover 3,000km in 2023

At a press briefing on Monday, it was announced that the 35th Ho Chi Minh Television Cycling Tournament, also known as the HTV Cup, will begin in early April. The race is set to consist of 25 stages, spanning a total of 2,964 kilometers.

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9 April, 2023

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This year’s edition, titled “Land, Rivers, and Mountains Create a Strip – Hope for Victory”, is one of Vietnam’s largest and most exciting cycling tournaments. This event brings together cyclists from all corners of the country to celebrate their shared passion for cycling and to compete for the coveted title of winner. The tourney promises to be full of thrilling competition, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable moments. Participants will be able to explore the country’s most picturesque landscapes and discover the hidden gems of Vietnam, all while competing for the title of champion. Whether you’re a professional or a novice rider, this tournament is sure to provide a unique and rewarding experience. So get ready to join this year’s edition of Vietnam’s most thrilling cycling tourney and make your mark on the world of cycling!

The race is set to bring together the country’s strongest teams, including Ho Chi Minh-Vinama, Loc Troi Group, Dong Thap Domesco Pharmaceuticals, Military Zone 7 Hanoi, Kenda Dong Nai, and Binh Minh Binh Duong Plastics.

The race will start at Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi on April 2, stretch to the Mekong Delta province of An Giang, and finish in Ho Chi Minh City on April 30.

Among these stages, the fourth is set to span 197.4 kilometers from Vinh City in the north-central province of Nghe An to Dong Hoi City in the north-central province of Quang Binh, making it the longest stage of the tourney.

The stages across Gia Lai and Dak Lak’s Buon Ma Thuot City in the Central Highlands region will become the highlight of the race. This city boasts much potential for tourism due to its various stunning landscapes and unique cultural features.

Igor Frolov has won the yellow jersey in the 2022 cycle race and is now practicing cycling in Da Lat City. An image of Frolov in action was captured by M.Q for Tuoi Tre. The picture shows the Russian athlete on his bike, trying to master the terrain of Da Lat City. He looks determined and focused on achieving his goals. It’s an inspiring image that reminds us of the dedication and hard work needed to win a race of such magnitude.

A picture shows Igor Frolov, who won the most-coveted yellow jersey in the 2022 cycle race, practicing cycling in Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Photo: M.Q. / Tuoi Tre

The peaceful and alluvium-rich Mekong Delta region is sure to bring joy and excitement to cyclists, with its thrilling stages. The beautiful landscape and abundance of resources make it an ideal spot to explore and enjoy. With its picturesque scenery and plentiful natural resources, the area is sure to delight all who visit. So, don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the unique beauty of the Mekong Delta region.

Prizes worth up to approximately VND2 billion (US$84,600) in total will be up for grabs!

The overall leader of the race, who will don the prestigious yellow jersey, will be awarded a VND200-million ($8,500) prize, while the cyclists who clinch the green and red jerseys will get a cash prize of VND50 million ($2,110) each.

The victorious team claiming the championship title will be rewarded with an impressive prize of VND100 million ($4,230).

The winner of each stage will be rewarded with an impressive prize of VND20 million ($846) while other participants will also receive prizes worth VND5 million ($211), VND3 million ($127), and VND1 million ($42.3).

The race is aimed at promoting Vietnam’s stunning destinations and unique cultural identity among both domestic and foreign tourists.

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The 35th Ho Chi Minh Television Cycling Tournament, also known as the HTV Cup, is set to begin by early April. Spanning 25 stages and covering 2,964 kilometers, this cycling event was recently announced at a press briefing on Monday.

This year’s edition, titled “Land, Rivers, and Mountains Create a Strip – Hope for Victory,” is one of Vietnam’s largest cycling tournaments. It promises to be an exciting event, showcasing the stunning scenery of the country and providing an opportunity for cyclists of all skill levels to explore the beauty of Vietnam. From the winding roads of the mountains to the serene rivers, competitors will have the chance to discover the natural wonders of the nation and take part in an unforgettable experience. The race will also be full of camaraderie and competition, as cyclists strive to come out on top and be the winner of this prestigious event. With the support of the government and local communities, the race is sure to be a success and will provide an unforgettable experience for all participants.

The race is set to bring together the country’s most powerful teams, including Ho Chi Minh-Vinama, Loc Troi Group, Dong Thap Domesco Pharmaceuticals, Military Zone 7 Hanoi, Kenda Dong Nai, and Binh Minh Binh Duong Plastics. This event promises to be an exciting competition, bringing together the nation’s elite in an intense battle for the title.

The race will begin at Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi on April 2nd, traverse through the Mekong Delta province of An Giang, and conclude in Ho Chi Minh City on April 30th.

Among these stages, the fourth is set to span 197.4 kilometers from Vinh City in the north-central province of Nghe An to Dong Hoi City in the north-central province of Quang Binh, making it the longest stage of the tourney.

The stages across Gia Lai and Dak Lak’s Buon Ma Thuot City in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam promise to be a highlight of the race. This area is renowned for its stunning landscapes and unique cultural features, making it a prime destination for tourists. With its immense potential, it is sure to be an unforgettable experience for all involved.

Igor Frolov, the winner of the yellow jersey in the 2022 cycle race, was recently spotted practicing cycling in Da Lat City. A picture shows Igor Frolov, who won the yellow jersey in the 2022 cycle race, practicing cycling in Da Lat City. Photo: M.Q/ Tuoi Tre The impressive athlete was seen putting in hard work and dedication to perfecting his craft, and the results of his efforts have proven to be successful. Frolov has become an inspiration to many aspiring cyclists who are striving to reach the same level of success.

A picture shows Igor Frolov, who won the most-coveted yellow jersey in the 2022 cycle race, practicing cycling in Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Photo: M.Q. / Tuoi Tre

The stages taking place in the tranquil and fertile Mekong Delta region are sure to bring joy and exhilaration to cyclists.

Furthermore, the stages taking place in the peaceful and alluvium-rich Mekong Delta region are expected to bring joy and excitement to cyclists.

Prizes valued up to VND2 billion (US$84,600) in total will be awarded in this competition.

The overall leader of the race, who will don the coveted yellow jersey, will be rewarded with a VND200-million ($8,500) prize, while the cyclists winning the green and red jerseys will be rewarded with a cash prize of VND50 million ($2,110) each.

The victorious team that claims the champion title will be rewarded with a cash prize of VND100 million (approximately US$4,230).

The winner of each stage will receive a prize of VND20 million ($846), with other prizes worth VND5 million ($211), VND3 million ($127), and VND1 million ($42.3). Additionally, they will be presented with a special recognition for their achievement.

The race is designed to promote Vietnam’s stunning destinations and cultural heritage to both local and international tourists.

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