Vietnamese runners set their domination in the women''s full marathon category while the top places of the men''s class went to foreign athletes in the fourth Techcombank Hanoi International Marathon on October 5.
The fourth Techcombank Hanoi International Marathon on October 5 will welcome more than thousands of domestic and international runners, competing across iconic routes that pass through Hà Nội’s cultural and historical landmarks, spreading the spirit of “Run for a Greater...
The Việt Nam Paralympic Committee has nominated Nguyễn Văn Bích to represent the Đồng Nai disabled team at the International Wheelchair Marathon, slated for November 13 to 16 in Oita, Japan.
This year marks a special milestone for VMM, as it officially enters the prestigious World Trail Majors series, a non-profit group of 12 independent races worldwide. The move has helped the race attract a host of elite runners from around...
After seven successful seasons, the Techcombank HCM City International Marathon has become one of Việt Nam''s most prestigious and anticipated community sporting events. More than just attracting thousands of athletes, it has evolved into an annual tradition and symbolic race...
Kenyan runners dominated the first My Việt Nam Marathon 2025, which set a record for the largest number of participants wearing red T-shirts with a yellow star on August 24 in Hà Nội.
According to Dr. Đoàn Mạnh Cương from Nguyễn Tất Thành University, many Vietnamese regions possess favourable conditions, including natural landscapes, climate, and rich cultural identities, to host sport events that integrate with cultural and tourism experiences.
According to organisers, the routes are designed to make the tournament not only a sports event but also an inspiring journey to explore nature, culture and spirituality.
With a series of titles and significant prize money, Kiptoo has not only transformed his family''s life, but has also laid the groundwork for long-term plans, inspiring many with his perseverance and passion for running.
At a press conference on July 23, the organising committee revealed that as many as 20,000 runners, the highest number of participants for any athletic event held in Việt Nam, are registered to take part.
Veteran runner Lê Văn Tuấn came second, with a gap of three minutes behind the winner, while Kebede Guta Nano from Ethiopia was third, clocking a time of 2:40.59.
According to organisers, the tournament is back with changes and renovation compared to previous racers with a view to help marathoners secure their new personal records.