After the bicycle fire, the Vietnamese team had another accident in Thailand

On February 13, General Secretary of the Vietnam Cycling and Motorbike Federation - Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Vu confirmed the information that a Vietnamese athlete had an accident at the 2025 Asian Cycling Championship.

Accordingly, the Vietnamese cycling team participated in many events, including the start-up event for the young men's team. The route was 117.7 km long and had 4 Vietnamese athletes including Nguyen Dan Binh, Phung Quoc Ha, Dang Van Phap, and Pham Anh Hao. Unfortunately, Dan Binh collided with some opponents and fell off his bike. He suffered shoulder and ankle injuries and had to be hospitalized urgently.

Nguyen Dan Binh had an accident on the race track.

In addition, Nguyen Dan Binh's car had a broken frame and the Vietnamese team will have to compensate the Organizing Committee, because this was a borrowed car.

The 2025 Asian Cycling Championship did not bring much luck to Vietnamese cyclists. The Vietnamese cycling team arrived in Thailand on February 5. However, about 30 specialized racing bikes of the Vietnamese cycling team burned down on the way to the competition venue. Up to this point, the exact cause of the fire has not been announced. To ensure the tournament goes smoothly, the host country Thailand provided the Vietnamese team with competition and training equipment.

Returning to the event where the Vietnamese athlete had an accident, the group of young cyclists could not achieve the desired results. The one with the best result among the 4 young riders of the Vietnamese team was Dang Van Phap. In the final results, Yip Hon Man (Hong Kong - China) won the gold medal, Mirbagheri (Iran) won the silver medal and Sakuntae Thanapat (Thailand) won the bronze medal in this event.

Despite many difficulties due to the impact of the bike fire, the Vietnamese cycling team still achieved good results. Hai Nam (individual time trial for men over 60 years old) and Ton Hoang Khanh Lan (mass start for women) won gold medals.

Mai Phuong

Source: https://vtcnews.vn/het-chay-xe-dap-tuyen-viet-nam-lai-gap-tai-nan-o-thai-lan-ar925653.html