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Hau Ha
Born and raised in Sapa, a beautiful town in the north of Vietnam, I was fortunate enough to exercise in the cold mountainous climate. Running up steep slopes, and crossing familiar hills have helped me to develop excellent endurance. Running makes me feel youthful and energetic, with a healthy body and a relaxed mind. As a brand ambassador of MUDE, I am proud to wear high-quality sportswear made by Vietnamese hands and to compete in international events.
- 4th Place Women’s Category 100K by UTMB Mont Blanc 2023 – CCC
- 1st Woman and 5th overall Ultra-Trail Australia By UTMB 2023
- 28th of the 31km Sierre Zinal 2023
- Champion of the 100K Vietnam Mountain Marathon 2022
- Champion of the 70K Lam Dong Trail 2022
- Champion of 75K Asia Trail Master 2022
- Champion of 55K Thailand by UTMB 2022
Quang Tran
I initially started running for my health, as a way to relieve stress, but then I started to become addicted to this sport. I like long, tough races because I like to challenge myself by facing them alone and finding ways to overcome any obstacles. When I sign up for these challenges, I want to finish as safely as I can while admiring the majestic beauty of nature. I chose to go with MUDE, a Vietnamese sportswear brand, as they use recycled materials and environmentally friendly production processes. Some of my previous achievements:
• Champion and record holder of VMM 100km 2017 & 2020
• Champion and record holder of VTM 70km 2019 & 2020
• Champion of Dalat Ultra Trail 70km 2018
• Champion and record holder of VJM 42km 2020
• Champion of Mantra Summit Challenge 116km 2022
• Spartathlon 246km 2019 in Greece
• Champion of VMM 100 miles 2022
Valentin Orange
I am a 31 years old trail runners based in Hanoi, Vietnam. I was born in Normandy, France. I grew up by the ocean but I am the happiest up in the mountain! I love trail running because I mostly like being outside in the nature and surrounded by mountains. I started running regularly when I moved to Vietnam in 2015 and I discovered trail running in 2016 when I did my first trail marathon at VMM in Sapa. Since then I have never stopped running and it became more than a hobby, it’s a lifestyle.
My first memorable victory was Vietnam Trail Marathon 70KM in 2021. This victory put me in the spotlight of the trail running scene in Vietnam. The 2022 season was very successful with 4 victories including La Barjo 50km, a very popular and spectacular race in my hometown in front of family and friends.
In 2022 I also did my first 100 miles at the very tough Swiss Peaks in Switzerland, I came in 6th position and this remains one of my best memory of my trail running career.
In 2023, I am proud to be part of MUDE Team composed of the best trail runners of the country. Moreover, I am concerned about environmental issues, and MUDE completely meets my expectations by producing quality garments made out of recycled plastic.
- Completed 100K UTMB Mont Blanc 2023 – CCC at 32nd overall and 25th in his age group
- Champion La Barjo 50K (2023)
- Champion VTM 70km (2021)
- Champion of Dalat Ultra Trail 45km and 55km (2022-2023)
- Champion of Barjo 50km (2022)
- Champion of VMM 42km (2020)
- Champion of Lam Dong Trail 45km (2022)
- Champion of Loop Ultra Trail (2019)
- 2nd LKL Thailand 80km (2019)
- 3rd Amazon Thailand by UTMB (2023)
- 3rd Grand Raid des Cathares 65km (2019)
- 4th Dalat Ultra Trail 100km (2020)
- 6th Swiss Peaks 170km (2022
Nhon Trong
I started running in 2018 and have participated in more than 60 major and minor running races at home and abroad. My strong point is in trail running over super long distances. Starting as an athlete, I discovered that I have a special love and passion for running. After work, I always take the time to train seriously so as to be physically fit to participate in these harsh competitions. I always think that success only comes from passion and effort. Being accompanied by MUDE has helped me a lot not only with quality sportswear but also with mental motivation. I am proud to be a member of the MUDE Running Team. Outstanding Achievement
- Completed 100 miles of UTMB Mont Blanc 2023 – 373rd overall and 81st in his age group.
- 7th of the 116km Mantra Summit(2023)
- Champion of the 50km Pennang Eco in Malaysia (2019)
- Champion of the 55km Vietnam Jungle Marathon (2019)
- Champion of the 18-29 age group in the 81-storey climbing competition of Landmark 81 building (2019)
- Champion of Laan Ultra Trail 75km (2019).
- Completed 100 miles in Thailand by UTMB (2022)
- Carrying out a community project to run 100km continuously in 09:00:02 to raise for Operationmiles smile surgery organization.
Priya Rai
My name is Priya Rai from Khotang, Nepal. I am 22 years old and am currently studying at University. I have had a passion for running since my childhood. I used to climb uphill and downhill with my small being, thinking about how I would crush this mighty rock with my strong legs. Reaching at the top, I used to imagine myself being successful in climbing the mountain and achieving all my goals. Such childhood dreams, and it was up to me whether I would give this small child a chance to fulfill her dreams or not. And I chose to work hard for it every day.
I am motivated to run every time because it helps to maintain a good mental headspace and it gives me a feeling of freshness. The hills challenge and question my ability to be able to summit them, and I prove them wrong every time by reaching at the top. My main goal is to achieve a name and a place for me and my country from Trail Running.
There are many races that I have participated in but these are a few that had helped me gain UTMB index for my race in Thailand are:
- 29th Female Category and 24th in her age group of UTMB Mont Blanc 50K (2023) – OCC
- 66th of the 31km Sierre Zinal (2023)
- 1st in female category and 5th in overall of Panchase Trail 55km (2023)
- Champion of the Mustang Trail Race (2022)
- 2nd of Doi Innthanon, Thailand by UTMB (2022)
- 5th of Golden Trail World Series( 2019)
Javier Sarda
My adventures as a cyclist began many years ago in the city where I was born, Zamora, in the west of Spain. Cycling was a tradition in my family. It started with my grandfather and my uncle. Years later my older brother joined and seeing him every day encouraged me.I started competing when I was only 6 years old in the lowest category that existed. In 2016, the chance arose to try my luck in Asia, specifically Japan, after lacking opportunities and motivation. It was a complicated year but full of learning and growth which opened other doors for me. The following year I would have the opportunity to travel and compete for the first time in Vietnam. In my first competition, VTV Cup, I got the queen stage and 2nd place in the general classification. This result was the beginning of my adventure as a cyclist in Vietnam, which continues to this day. Throughout these years I have successfully won at least one stage in all the competitions held in Vietnam. In addition to getting 5 general classifications, highlighting 2 generals in the most important race in Vietnam, the HTV Cup.
Khoa Vo
When I was 6 years old, an illness left me completely paralysed in both legs after treatment. The doctor advised me to practice swimming for physical support. After months of hard training, swimming not only helped me restore movement to my spine and one leg but also helped me find my passion. I want to stick with this sport for the rest of my life. Swimming to me is like destiny, helping me to escape the scythe of death and find joy in life. Currently, I am a coach at Yet Kieu swimming pool. In my free time, I teach swimming to children with both physical and mental disabilities. This is my way of giving back in life.
• Champion of 6 Para Games
• 20 years of national championship
• Asian Bronze Medal (2022)
Romeo Perthuis
I am a French triathlete that has been living in Thailand for 8 years. I have been doing triathlons since I was 12 however I started swimming a year before. Since then I have participated in multiple triathlons, aquathlons, duathlon running races and swimming competitions. However, the ones that stand out most when I look back are the triathlon and aquathlon French nationals in which I participated 2 years in a row.
Additionally, division 2 racing with my club in France really stood out due to the high level of competition. Over the next few years, I hope to improve and get a better ranking in the nationals and race as much as possible in division 1 now that my club has moved up.
Michael Cassinides
I’m an Australian triathlete living in Singapore. I’ve been doing triathlons for around 5 years now, and have recently gone into the 70.3 distance in 2022. I really enjoy the sport as you learn something new every day and need to keep on top of 3 sports which is a great and rewarding challenge. My main takings from triathlons are what you put out consistently in your training is what you’ll get back in your race results!
Best Triathlon Achievement:
- 3rd place Ironman Danang 2023
- 1st place overall Ironman 70.3 Vietnam 2022
Joan Pedret
I am a Spanish triathlete and former rower. I began rowing early on in my hometown and have won several national titles in that sport. Over time through tracking my performance, I discovered my potential in endurance sports like triathlons and decided to make the switch. Some of my most remarkable results have been in this discipline.
- 1st overall at DIT Dubai International triathlon olimpic distance
- 2nd AG at ITU WORLD TRIATHLON SERIES and 2 times 4th AG
- 2nd overall at DOHA triathlon ( 2 times ) and 1 time 4th overall
- 3rd overall at international half distance triathlon Punta Cana (Dominican Republic)
- 1st overall at Salinas – Bani olympic distance triathlon (Dominican Republic))
- 3rd AG IRONMAN 70.3 Colombo – Sri Lanka
- 4rth AG IRONMAN 70.3 Cebú – Philiphines
- 1st overall (3 times ) at Katara aquathlon (Doha)
- 1st overall at Hatta aquathlon (United Arab Emiirates)
- 3rd overal at Jubail triathlon (Saudi Arabia)
- 1st AG at Al hudayrat triathlon – Abu Dhabi (3 times)
- 1st AG at The Pearl triathlon – Doha (2 times)