Vietnam's Olympic 2024 competition schedule for August 4-8.
Báo Tuổi Trẻ•19/11/2024
Vietnamese sports team's Olympic 2024 competition schedule for August 4-8 - Graphic: AN BINH
According to the Paris 2024 Olympic schedule, on August 4-8, the Vietnamese sports delegation will compete in cycling. From 7 PM, cyclist Nguyen Thi That will compete in the women's mass start final against 92 other competitors. Among them are some of the best cyclists from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, such as gold medalist Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria), bronze medalist Elisa Longo Borghini (Italy), fourth place Lotte Kopecky (Belgium), and fifth place Marianne Vos (Netherlands). Meanwhile, Nguyen Thi That's best achievements are a silver medal at the 2014 Asian Games and three Asian Championships titles (2018, 2022, and 2023). Born in 1993, Nguyen Thi That started cycling at the age of 14 after her talent was discovered by coach Ngo Quoc Tien, who selected her for the An Giang youth team. From the perspective of a Southeast Asian cyclist, Thật's career has long been considered fulfilling, having won gold medals in five consecutive SEA Games. She was also the first Vietnamese female cyclist to compete abroad and achieve considerable success.
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