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Aryan Narola won both Sunday races in the F4 Indian Championship, while Ruhaan Alva took the second Indian Racing League race as the Indian Racing Festival completed its Buddh International Circuit weekend on 1 November.
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The CTR-JK Tyre FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship returns to Kari Motor Speedway from 13 to 15 November for Round 2. Its late-October opener brought a record 137 driver and rider registrations, close Formula 4 finishes and a programme spanning eight categories. The same Coimbatore circuit now offers the field another weekend to build on that start.
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Aryan Narola won both Sunday races in the F4 Indian Championship, while Ruhaan Alva took the second Indian Racing League race as the Indian Racing Festival completed its Buddh International Circuit weekend on 1 November.
The CTR-JK Tyre FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship returns to Kari Motor Speedway from 13 to 15 November for Round 2. Its late-October opener brought a record 137 driver and rider registrations, close Formula 4 finishes and a programme spanning eight categories. The same Coimbatore circuit now offers the field another weekend to build on that start.
F4 India and the Indian Racing League arrive at Buddh International Circuit on 31 October and 1 November. For the festival, it is a new venue. For Indian single-seater racing, it is a return to one of the country’s most recognisable international circuits, with a live title fight already taking shape.
The Indian Racing Festival reaches Buddh International Circuit on 31 October and 1 November for the first time. F4 India arrives after Luviwe Sambudla took the championship lead at Madras, while the Indian Racing League returns for its second round in a season that will also visit BIC again in late November.
The opening weekend of the CTR JK Tyre FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship closed at Kari Motor Speedway with eight Sunday races, a photo finish, a final corner clash and rain across the LGB Formula 4 finale. Dhruvh Goswami and Anish Shetty were among the day’s defining winners.
Luviwe Sambudla won twice at the Madras International Circuit to take command of the F4 Indian Championship, while 15 year old Aaron Mehta became its youngest race winner. The weekend also opened the Indian Racing League season with a close first victory for Shahan Ali Mohsin.
The CTR and JK Tyre FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship returns to Kari Motor Speedway for Round 2 from 23 to 25 October. Seventeen races bring single seaters, touring cars, the Levitas Cup and the Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup together for a full weekend of Indian circuit racing.
The Indian Racing Festival brings F4 Indian Championship Round 3 and the Indian Racing League season opener to Madras International Circuit on 22 and 23 October. Aris Kyriakou arrived five points ahead of Luviwe Sambudla, while Chennai Turbo Riders begins its campaign on home ground.
Ishaan Madesh and Krishay Gutte shared the MRF Formula 2000 wins at the Madras International Circuit. Viswas Vijayaraj swept the Formula LGB 1300 races for a third straight triple crown.
Ishaan Madesh ended Saishiva Sankaran’s five-race winning run with the final MRF Formula 2000 victory. Bhuvan Bonu, Viswas Vijayaraj and a broad supporting field shaped Sunday’s final classifications.
Saishiva Sankaran, Bhuvan Bonu and Viswas Vijayaraj began Round 2 with wins, while a red flag and shortened LGB 1300 races underlined the pace of Saturday’s MRF national racing programme.
Saishiva Sankaran, Bhuvan Bonu, Viswas Vijayaraj, Ritesh Rai, Diljith TS and Pratik Sonawane led a multi-class opening round at Madras International Circuit.
