Kenya’s Kiptoo Edwin and Vietnamese Phạm Thị Bình claimed the men’s and women’s 42km titles in the 11th Danang International Marathon on March 24, marking one of the successful sports event in Việt Nam over past decade.
Vietnamese athletes target at least one more Olympic spot at the World Shooting Championship, an Olympics qualification, next month in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
A programme entitled Vinh Quang Việt Nam (Việt Nam Glory) is organised to honour successful national sportsmen of 2024 and the annual Hànộimới Newspaper's 49th Run for Peace and Olympic Run Day are launched on March 24 in Hà Nội.
Swedish Samuel Johansson overcame all title favourites and strong rivals to win Moto 2 and seal victory in the Runabout GP1 category at the Grand Prix of Bình Định-Việt Nam's Aquabike World Championship which wrapped up in Quy Nhơn City on March 24.
Competitors in the Kon Chư Răng Half Marathon will run through primary forest on concrete tracks and stay at the camp site in the reserve.
AIP Dreamers defeated reigning champion Next Level 111-89 to walk away with a trophy of the Saigon ProAm Basketball Cup by VNPAY at the Hồ Xuân Hương Gymnasium, HCM City on March 23.
Võ Thị Kim Ánh has made her lifetime dream come true -- becoming an Olympian -- after she grabbed an official spot at the Paris Olympics' World Qualification in Italy last week.
Francois Medori, Jasmiin Ypraus and Quinten Bossche secured Moto 1 wins at the Grand Prix of Bình Định-Việt Nam’s Aquabike World Championship on March 23 in in Quy Nhơn City, Bình Định Province.
Linh, world No 18, lost to the tournament's second seed, Gregoria Mariska Tunjung of Indonesia, who is currently ranked eighth in the world, 0-2.
Việt Nam Boxing Commission (VBC) has officially become member of the World Boxing Council (WBC), a strong step to lift national boxing to a higher level.
Runner Hoàng Nguyên Thanh is ready to defend his top position at the Tiền Phong Newspaper National Marathon Championship which will feature about 12,000 participants by the end of March in Phú Yên Province.
This loss also marks the first time that the Vietnamese team have been defeated at Bung Karno Stadium, dropping them down to the third place in Group F, trailing behind the group leader, Iraq, by six points and one point behind Indonesia in second place.
The race’s organisers, at the event kick-off ceremony on March 22, stressed that the marathon in the beach city has been seen as a most successful sport event with large numbers of runners.
On the first day, they took part in engine testing, rider briefings, fuel distribution and practice. Later are the qualifications of parallel slalom and competition for pole position.
Việt Nam, represented by world No 2 Trần Quyết Chiến and No 8 Bao Phương Vinh, tied 1-1 against Spain in the first match of Group A.
A total of 120 coaches and athletes of four men's and four women's clubs from Hà Nội, Bình Định, Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu and the hosts take part in the event.
One of the elite runners to take part is Michal Lesniak of Poland, winner of prestigious races in Europe and Asia. He flew from the UK to join the race.
Led by the charismatic and completely bonkers Brian Clough, Forest in the late 1970s really were the pride of Europe, winning back to back European Cups in 1979 and 1980.