First int’l motorsport facility introduced in Vietnam
The HappyLand motorsport park, the country’s first motorsport facility with international standards, was introduced by Khang Thong Group in Ho Chi Minh City on February 26.
The HappyLand motorsport facility from flycam (Source:khangthong.vn)
HCM City (VNA)ꦑ – The HappyLand motorsport park, the country’s first motorsport facility with international standards, was introduced by Khang Thong Group in Ho Chi Minh City on February 26.
Covering an area of 139,000 sqm in Ben Luc in the southern province of Long An, the facility has several complexes, such as a 1.4-km track for motorcycles, a 1.1-km off-road track, a 7.5-km racing track for Rallying and a 18,000-sqm training course for Moto Gymkhana along with a 5,000sq.m training ground for children.
The park can also accommodate 25,000 spectators.
HappyLand will offer many professional training classes on driving and racing.
Nguyen Ngoc Hoan, the director of HappyLand training and racing school, said the school aims to create a safe and professional venue for motorsport lovers in the country while preparing potential athletes for regional and international competitions.
The facility will open officially in mid-March with several training courses on automobile driving techniques.
It is scheduled to host the Vietnam motorcycle race and the Long An Open Rallying Championships from April 29 to May 1.-VNA
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The HappyLand motorsport facility from flycam (Source:khangthong.vn)
