AthleticsVân Trang wins Y Tý Mùa Vàng 2026: Mother of 4 conquers mountain and fights back against criticism
Vân Trang wins Y Tý Mùa Vàng 2026: Mother of 4 conquers mountain and fights back against criticism
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The Y Tý Mùa Vàng 2026 race on September 6 produced a memorable moment in Vietnamese trail running history. Vân Trang, the famous female runner nicknamed Jang Doll, won the 42km women's event. As a mother of four born in 2026, she not only took first in the women's category but finished second overall, losing only to one male runner. Her finishing time was 4 hours 26 minutes, conquering the challenging trail at Lảo Thẩn, Lào Cai.
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