On March 24, at Thi Nai lagoon (Quy Nhon city, Binh Dinh province), the final day of the UIM-ABP Aquabike World Championship Grand Prix of Binh Dinh took place. 55 racers from 26 countries continued to enter the Motocross 2 and Motocross 3 races to determine the champions of the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh. Motocross 2 has a competition time of 17 minutes + 1 lap to recognize the winner. The order of Motocross 2's finish determines the starting order of Motocross 3.

Athletes entered the Moto 2 and Moto 3 races to determine the champions of the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh. Photo: F1

Accordingly, top 1-5 in starting group 1; top 6-15 in starting group 2; top 16 and above in starting group 3. Starting groups 1, 2, 3 have the advantage of starting first, second, third respectively. At 2:00 p.m. on March 24, the female racers in the Ski Ladies category entered the decisive race - Motorbike 3. The two racers Jasmiin Ypraus (Estonia) and Jessica Chavanne (France) are always two formidable opponents in the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh.

Dramatic competition between racers. Photo: F1

On the first day of competition, while Jasmiin won the Pole, finishing first in Motor 1, Jessica in Motor 2 maintained her form. However, in Motor 3, Jessica Chavanne had a mechanical problem, causing her to fall and have to retire. 23-year-old racer Jasmiin was honored on the highest podium of the Ski Ladies category of this year's Grand Prix of Binh Dinh. The male racers entered the Ski Division competition. The race was extremely intense, the machines glided like flying on the waves. Racer Quinten Bossche affirmed his class, deserving to be honored at the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh in the Ski Division category (Belgium).

Roberto Mariani maintained his title in the Freestyle category. Photo: F1

Sharing after the impressive race, the Belgian racer said: “I am very happy to have won 3 consecutive races to be able to win this race. I still need to try harder for the next races because everyone is trying every day and I have to do the same. My opponent is the motivation for me to be able to race as fast as possible to get to the first position”. The Freestyle category is a competition between 3 racers: Roberto Mariani (Italy), Rashid Al Mulla (Saudi Arabia), Paulo Nunes (Portugal). The bravery of a great and experienced racer helped Roberto Mariani maintain his championship title.

The winning riders in the categories Ski Ladies GP1, Ski Division GP1, Runabout GP1. Photo: F1

“Winning would be great, but for me the most important thing is the racing experience because it is my passion. I want to inspire all the young people who are passionate about this sport and especially my son. At my age, I can still continue to win the championship, so we should not give up on our dreams,” Roberto Mariani shared. The Ski Ladies GP1 and Ski Division GP1 categories have 3 races. As for Runabout GP1, the Motorbike 2 race will determine the race champion. Racer Samuel Johansson (Sweden) created a boost when he overcame his “experienced” opponent Francois Medori (France) to honor his name in the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh arena in the Runabout GP1 category.

announcing the awards to the athletes. Photo: F1

According to the Organizing Committee, after the Grand Prix of Binh Dinh, the UIM-ABP World Championship will continue its journey to find the throne in 2024 at the following locations: EUROPE (May 31 - June 2); Grand Prix of Italy (June 21 - June 23); EUROPE (July 1 - July 4); Grand Prix of Indonesia (November 23 - November 24). The overall champion will be decided by the total points accumulated in the stages.

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