Gulf Dirt Track National Championship 2005 Finals :: Nasik :: 3-4 December 2005

Gear up for the final round of the Gulf Dirt Track National Championship 2005.

After four successful rounds, the 5th and final round of the Gulf Dirt Track National Championship 2005 will be organized at Nasik on the 3rd & 4th December 2005. The winner of the Championship will be the 2005 Indian National Champion for Dirt Track.

The Gulf Dirt Track National Championship is an approved National Championship by the FMSCI, which is the National Sports Federation recognized by the Government of India.

The Supplementary Regulations will soon be posted at your indmotorsport.com and is also available from Sportscraft office.

Entry forms are available and accepted at: -

1. Sportscraft, Chitrakut, 3rd floor, Siri Road, Chowpatty Bandstand, Mumbai – 400 006, between Monday to Friday at 10:00hrs to 17:00hrs and on Saturday at 10:00 to 12:00 noon. Tel. (022) 23677631, Fax (022) 23685071

2. NASA Office (For local entries only)

Entry forms are available at:

1. Middle East Oil Company, 2B Ganraj Complex, Near Mayor Tractor, Nasik. Tel No - 0253-2594362 / 2590272

Entries for the same will be accepted till Monday 28th November 2005: 17:00 hrs. Late entries will close on Wednesday 30th November13:00 hours.-

The Championship classes are as follows

Indian Expert Class
Motorcycles above 80 cc upto 150 cc 2 stroke, Group ‘B’
Foreign Motorcycles upto 250 cc 2 & 4 stroke , Group ‘A’

Private Expert class
Motorcycle above 80 cc upto 150 cc 2 stroke Group ‘B’

There are special classes for Novice Championship.
1. Motorcycles above 80 cc upto 150 cc 2 stroke Group ‘D’
2. Motorcycles upto 160 cc 4 Stroke Group ‘D’

Other races will be held in Scooter Class, 4 stroke, Local class etc., though they will not be counted in Championship Points.

We look forward to your participation.
With Best

Shrikant Karani
(Chairman Organising Committee)
Sportscraft

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