Curator Tuan Kiet won the cross-Vietnam tournament for the fifth time

Stage 20 from Ben Tre to Can Tho is 128km long, exciting and exciting with the relentless efforts of the riders and ends with an impressive victory of the "Sprint King" of the Vietnamese cycling village of the Dopagan Dong team. Tran Tuan Kiet Tower.

Efforts to attack helped nearly 20 riders successfully escape from the large group of riders of Loc Troi Group holding the Yellow Vest Petr Rikunov. In the first group, the Dong Nai team worked hard to bring Nguyen Pham Quoc Khang to compete for the prize along the way as well as towards victory at the destination in Can Tho.

However, Quoc Khang only finished third in the first award point along the way (sprint1), behind Nguyen Van Duong (Loc Troi Group) and Tran Khanh Duy (620 Chau Thoi Vinh Long). By sprint2, Quoc Khang chose a better time to break through, so he overcame Van Duong.

After that, the first group fluctuated when three riders Tran Nguyen Minh Tri (Domesco Dong Thap Pharmaceutical), Diep Thai Hoang (Military Zone 7), Dang Van Bao Anh (620 Chau Thoi Vinh Long) attacked to escape. All three are united, so they are constantly leading the race despite chasing efforts from behind.

With the goal of bringing rider Nguyen Huong, who was in good sprinting form in the previous two stages, the Dong Nai crew actively acted as the locomotive, pulling a large group to chase the top three riders. They successfully crossed the Can Tho bridge, six kilometers from the finish line. However, at the end, the drivers of Domesco Dong Thap and Dopagan Dong Thap teams actively rushed up, making "arrows" push the speed up to bring Tran Tuan Kiet's legs to withdraw to the finish line.

French foreign soldier Loic Desriac made a big contribution when putting Tran Tuan Kiet in a favorable position to withdraw, and the current number one sprinter on Vietnamese bicycle confirmed his strength when he crossed the finish line first after 2 hours 51 minutes. 41 seconds (average speed 44.734 km/h). Trinh Duc Tam (Loc Troi Group) finished second, and Nguyen Van Binh (Ho Chi Minh City New Group) finished third.

Speaking after the race, Tuan Kiet thanked his teammates, and senior Loic Desric for their full support so that he could win. However, this driver only received a reward of 20 million VND, not the Blue Shirt because he had previously given up a stage.

Due to the fact that the team finished in a large group, the other titles remained unchanged, the Yellow Shirt and the Blue Shirt still belonged to the Russian foreign soldier Rikunov. The orange shirt for the impressive Vietnamese racer is still in the hands of Nguyen Thang (Vinama Ho Chi Minh City). The white shirt of the excellent young driver is still held by Pham Le Xuan Loc (Military Zone 7).

In the team tournament, Loc Troi Group continued to dominate, Vinama Ho Chi Minh City ranked second and Domesco Dong Thap third.

Tomorrow, April 25, the riders will be able to rest freely in Can Tho before conquering the 21 lap race around Can Tho with a length of 48km.