Making news Vietnamese runner to compete at World Athletics Championships 29/09/2019 Ngan Ngoc Nghia will be the only representative of Vietnam at the World Athletics Championships which began in Qatar on September 27. Nghia, 20, will compete in the men’s 100m event. He took a gold at the National Championships on September 16 with a time of 10.71sec. He is also the national record holder with a time of 10.47. The tournament will draw the participation of more than 2,000 athletes from 209 countries and territories competing in 24 different events at the renovated multi-purpose Khalifa International Stadium in Doha. Due to the hot weather, all the events will begin at 4pm local time and the marathon will be held at midnight for the first time. The competition will also see the debut of the 4x400m mixed relay. It is the most important event of the year for track-and-field athletes, and will act as a qualifier for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. VNA/VNP
Making news Vietnamese runner to compete at World Athletics Championships 29/09/2019 Ngan Ngoc Nghia will be the only representative of Vietnam at the World Athletics Championships which began in Qatar on September 27. Nghia, 20, will compete in the men’s 100m event. He took a gold at the National Championships on September 16 with a time of 10.71sec. He is also the national record holder with a time of 10.47. The tournament will draw the participation of more than 2,000 athletes from 209 countries and territories competing in 24 different events at the renovated multi-purpose Khalifa International Stadium in Doha. Due to the hot weather, all the events will begin at 4pm local time and the marathon will be held at midnight for the first time. The competition will also see the debut of the 4x400m mixed relay. It is the most important event of the year for track-and-field athletes, and will act as a qualifier for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. VNA/VNP
Ngan Ngoc Nghia will be the only representative of Vietnam at the World Athletics Championships which began in Qatar on September 27. Nghia, 20, will compete in the men’s 100m event. He took a gold at the National Championships on September 16 with a time of 10.71sec. He is also the national record holder with a time of 10.47. The tournament will draw the participation of more than 2,000 athletes from 209 countries and territories competing in 24 different events at the renovated multi-purpose Khalifa International Stadium in Doha. Due to the hot weather, all the events will begin at 4pm local time and the marathon will be held at midnight for the first time. The competition will also see the debut of the 4x400m mixed relay. It is the most important event of the year for track-and-field athletes, and will act as a qualifier for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. VNA/VNP