FV Hospital, a member of Thomson Medical Group (Singapore), is proud to partner with IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc 2025, a prestigious international triathlon expected to welcome nearly 2,000 athletes from over 40 countries.

FV accompanies young sports talents at IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc 2025
This globally renowned race symbolises endurance, discipline and the relentless spirit of perseverance, featuring a total distance of 70.3 miles (113 km) across three challenging disciplines: 1.9 km swimming, 90 km cycling, and 21.1 km running.
As the official medical sponsor, FV Hospital is not only providing professional medical support for this world-class sporting event but also contributing to the development of Vietnamese athletic talent by sponsoring three professional athletes who are rising stars in the endurance sports community: Vo Tri Trung: experienced swimmer and coach; champion of multiple national competitions.

Vo Tri Trung – A Swimmer who has won many national awards
Tu Vinh Phat: professional cyclist and fitness coach for several amateur teams in southern Vietnam.

Tu Vinh Phat – Professional biker
Doan Ngoc Hoang: semi-professional runner and marathon coach for running communities in Ho Chi Minh City.

Doan Ngoc Hoang – Runner and also a professional marathon coach
Through this partnership, FV aims to support prestigious events and nurture local sporting talent. The hospital is committed to creating opportunities for athletes, whether professional, semi-professional, or amateur, to safely push their limits and achieve their goals. Events like IRONMAN 70.3 show how human limits are redefined with every stroke, pedal, and stride.
FV is also proud that three of its staff members will join the relay category:
- Mr Pham Hung Lam, Pharmacist – 1.9 km swimming
- Ms Pham Thi Duyen, Care Assistant – 90 km cycling
- Mr Nguyen Thanh Hai Au, Billing & Credit Control Officer – 21.1 km running
Encouraging staff participation reflects FV’s unique culture of health, determination and teamwork, with colleagues supporting one another like family.

From left to right – Mr. Hung Lam, Ms. Duyen, Mr. Hai Au
By partnering with IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc 2025, FV Hospital reaffirms its commitment to supporting active lifestyles and building community resilience, providing professional medical care and dedicated support for those striving for excellence.
IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc 2025 promises to deliver a vibrant sporting atmosphere, positive energy, and a boost to Vietnam’s profile as a premier destination for sports, tourism, and healthcare.
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