Yamaha Grand Prix to be held in November

The first Yamaha Grand Prix will be organised in Bình Duong Province next month. — Photo nmedia.vn

HÀ NỘI — The first Yamaha Grand Prix will be organised on November 6 in Bình Dương Province.

Riders, men and women, will compete in nine categories divided into three divisions for 115cc-, 125cc- and 150cc-engines for both professionals and amateurs.

Yano Takeshi, general director of Yamaha Việt Nam said the Grand Prix would not only improve the driving skills of competitors, but also be a first step for Yamaha to consider larger events here in the future as well as bring Vietnamese riders to international competitions.

The races will be held at the Đại Nam Văn Hiến Tourism Complex with free entrance for supporters. — VNS

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