4 days left to register for the virtual cycling tournament ‘Ride safe, stay safe’

After that, the virtual cycling tournament “Ride safe, stay safe” will start on July 21, lasting for more than 3 weeks until August 11. Up to now, nearly 2,750 athletes and more than 100 groups have signed up to participate in V-Race’s first virtual cycling campaign. In which, male athletes account for a high proportion with 77%. The number of distance options 300km and 150km accounts for over 50%.

Register to attend V-Race “Ride safe, stay safe” here.

The award has the participation of the watch brand Tissot. Athletes who register for the V-Race challenge “Ride safe, stay safe”, attend minigames on the V-Race fanpage, share Bib numbers or cycling moments will have the opportunity to receive gifts from the organizers. The gift of 2 Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar Jungfraubahn T091.420.46.051.10 watches will be given to 2 readers with the luckiest Bibs V-Race numbers drawn by random.org. Join the minigame here to receive gifts.

“Ride safe, stay safe” is the first virtual cycling tournament on VnExpress’s platform for V-Race sports lovers. The tournament took place in the context of Covid-19 with many complicated developments across the country. Collective sports activities had to be halted, many people turned to suitable individual sports to improve their own health. And cycling is one of them. “Ride safe, stay safe” is organized with the desire to open a virtual racetrack to inspire everyone’s training and passion for cycling.

With 7 distances of 50 km, 150 km, 300 km and 500 km, 1,000 km, 2,000 km and 2,500 km, athletes have 3 weeks to complete or exceed the registration goal.

Join the virtual cycling tournament here.

Participants need to install the strava app and connect to the V-Race platform to be recognized for their achievements during the “Ride safe, stay Safe” challenge. Athletes participating and completing the distance they registered with the right standards will receive an online medal, an online certificate of achievement from the organizers.

Thao Mien