Spain won the TV Cup Red Dot Shirt

The 118-kilometer long stage of the Ho Chi Minh Television TV race from Phan Rang to Da Lat today is April 27, taking place attractively. This is the most difficult, arduous race and also a battle between two foreign soldiers – Loic Desriac and Javier Perez. And Ho Chi Minh City’s Spaniard Vinama succeeded when he won the Ngoan spectacular pass and then returned to second place in Prenn Pass, thereby winning the Red Dot Shirt.

In addition to winning the Red Shirt, Perez has ambitions to overtake Loic Desriac’s Yellow Shirt. However, despite a strong attack on the passes, Perez was still clung to Dong Nai’s French opponent like a ball, so he could not fulfill his intention. Upon reaching the territory of Da Lat, Desriac also passed Perez at the top of Prenn Pass and then alone accelerated to the finish line, winning the leg after 3 hours 21 minutes 38 seconds, the average speed of 35,113 km / h.

“I am very happy to win the tough race of Phan Rang to Da Lat to successfully defend the Yellow Shirt. Thank my teammates for giving their all, without them, I would not have achieved any achievements. This, “said Desriac. The French racer revealed to spend the whole day off in Phan Rang on April 26 to study Perez. “I watched the clips he had raced before, including the time when Perez played in Japan to learn the opponent’s playing style, and choose the right match,” added Dong Nai’s driver.

Besides the Red Dot shirt changing hands, the remaining titles have not changed. Bikelife Dong Nai held the first place in the team. Green Shirt still belongs to Nguyen Tan Hoai. Driver Le Hai Dang defended the title of White Shirt.

Tomorrow April 28, the group races 20 rounds of Xuan Huong Lake, Da Lat city, 51 kilometers long.

The 2021 Television Cup competition through Vietnam has a total prize fund of nearly 2 billion VND – the largest in history. 15 domestic teams participate, compete on a total route of 2,450 km through 22 stages. The race departs from Cao Bang on April 6, and then finishes at the Independence Palace, Ho Chi Minh City on April 30. Due to Covid-19, this year’s Television Cup cannot invite foreign racing teams. But the tournament still has two veterans in Vietnam for a long time, Javier Sarda Perez (HCMC) and Loic Descriac (Dong Nai).

Dong Huyen