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: Super User; 2W.Race; 06 July 2019; Hits: 129

14-year old Md Mikail fastest rider ; Pole for Deepak Ravikumar, Mathan Kumar

MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2019 - Round 2

Honda NSF 250R bikes up the ante
14-year old Md Mikail fastest rider
Pole for Deepak Ravikumar, Mathan Kumar

Chennai, July 5: The second round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2019 was off to a roaring start at the MMRT here today with the FIM Moto3-spec Honda NSF 250R bikes, participating in the Idemitsu Honda Talent Cup, raising the standard bar in a stunning fashion during the qualifying sessions.

: Super User; 2W.Race; 06 July 2019; Hits: 133

MMRT set to host Round 2 of 2W championship

MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2019 - Round 2

MMRT set to host Round 2 of 2W championship
Honda to debut Moto3-spec NSF 250R

Chennai, July 4: Expectations and excitement are on a high as the second round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2019 commences here at the MMRT on Friday with focus on one of country’s leading two-wheeler manufacturer Honda, who are set to introduce the FIM Moto3-spec NSF 250R.

: Super User; Other; 01 July 2019; Hits: 164

Jehan shines at Austrian Grand Prix, wins second place in F3 race

Spielberg, Austria, July 1: India's new racing sensation Jehan Daruvala continued his amazing streak of podiums, with a second place finish in Round 3 of the FIA Formula 3 Championship in Austria late on Sunday night.

Jehan once again proved his mettle in the sprint event of the championship, a support race for the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix at the 4.318km long, Redbull Ring Circuit.

: Super User; 4W.INRC; 30 June 2019; Hits: 150

Team Champions’ Dean Mascarenhas staves off spirited Gill, wins South India Rally

Chennai, June 30: Team Champions’ Dean Mascarenhas survived a late but spirited onslaught from three-time APRC winner Gaurav Gill to win the opening round of the Champions Yacht Club - FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship here on a nail-biting Sunday.

Going into the third and final leg with a 10-second overall lead and a handy 1.41 minutes over Gill, Mascarenhas (Shruptha Padival) would have hoped for a pressure-free day in the office. But an errant car and a possessed Gill saw his lead being steadily wiped out from both ends, raising the specter of a sensational last-minute upset.

: Super User; 4W.INRC; 28 June 2019; Hits: 113

Gaurav Gill bids for seventh INRC title in new avatar

Chennai, June 28: The all-new Champions Yacht Club-FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship 2019 got off to an explosive start here on Friday, with a record number of cars led by the country’s most celebrated driver Gaurav Gill squaring up for an epic faceoff.

As many as 51 top rallyists from across the country, fielded by five major teams, including 19 by Team Champions, and many privateers, took off in front of a big crowd to set the tone for an exciting season. The clashes began with a first-of-its-kind Super Special Stage at the MMRT, giving spectators a rare glimpse of all the action from close proximity.

: Super User; 4W.INRC; 29 June 2019; Hits: 132

Team Champions’ Dean Mascarenhas storms into lead on Day 2 of INRC

Chennai, June 29: On a day of stunning upsets and rapidly changing fortunes, Team Champions’ Dean Mascarenhas proved to be the lucky man, storming into the lead in the Champions’ Yacht Club Indian National Rally Championship here on Saturday.

The INRC 2 driver, supported by JK Tyre, won Stage 3 and took the second position in Stage 6 to finish Day 2 on a high, taking a 9.3-second lead. He along with Shruptha Padival needed just 54.48.800 minutes to complete the two legs.