The impressive female racers

They may be called the weak gender in daily life but on the racing tracks of the 11^th Binh Duong Female Cycling Tournament 2021 – Biwase Cup, they are true warriors. On the tracks, they show off their strengths and stamina in the rush to finish lines and conquest of high slopes.

The female cyclists of Biwase Binh Duong team take a rest after getting to the finish line at Ho Xuan Huong Lake in Da Lat city of Lam Dong province. Photo: Thai Hai

Being present and accompanying the racing team from the first days, we could see the difficulties, challenges and dangers that the female on the tracks are facing. Spending the year 2020 of fewer competitions due to the impact of Covid-19 epidemic, Binh Duong Female Cycling Tournament 2021 - Biwase Cup is a meaningful playground for the girls on the track. Not only do they want to test themselves after a year of practicing, they also want to achieve the best performance to compete at the 31st SEA Games taking place at home later this year. Cyclists like Nguyen Thi That and Dinh Thi Nhu Quynh are the hope of Vietnamese cycling squad; and, they are also making every effort to improve themselves.

The goal is clear, so on every kilometer, each person is always striving to achieve the highest possible achievement. And it is also on the track that each girl feels her full effort to overcome all the obstacles. In season 11, the organizers intensify challenges by increasing the length of the track or offering bonus points on 3 high passes of Chuoi Pass, Bao Loc and Prenn. Of course, the difficulties of strong winds crossing and steep passes exist. However, the female cyclists have not been undermined. The sprinting stage at the Prenn Pass of Thu Mai or Kim Anh through Bao Loc Pass showed that no difficulty could prevent these women.

The tournament has come almost halfway, strong individuals and groups have begun to show up and it is worth noting that the girls have crossed their limits to achieve ultimate success, making us really impressed by the Vietnamese women on the tracks.

Reported by Thai Hai – Translated by Vi Bao