Coimbatore: The Rolon Round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2018, commences here at the Kari Motor Speedway tomorrow.
Coimbatore: The Rolon Round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2018, commences here at the Kari Motor Speedway tomorrow.
The Championship comprises of categories such as the top-end Super Sports Indian Open (165cc) which boasts of country’s top riders and dominated by TVS Racing and Honda Ten10 Racing teams, Pro-Stock 301-400cc, Pro-Stock 165cc and Stock 165cc (Novice and Girls).
The five-round National championship programme also includes One-Make Championships (OMC) for TVS and Honda.
The TVS One-Make Championship 2018 organized by MMSC has competitions in categories such as Open (Apache RR 310), Novice (Apache RTR 200) and Girls (Apache RTR 180) categories and also races for Media (Apache RTR 200). The Open class has a string of riders of proven ability like Deepak Ravikumar, Vivek Pillai, Arun Muthukrishnan, Abhishek Vasudev and Amarnath Menon, last year’s champion in the 300-400cc category.
The 15-strong grid for Girls is headlined by Rehana Bee, Haridharani, and Haritha R.
The weekend card has a total of 14 races apart from practice and qualifying sessions and heats in the Novice class.
The Championship comprises of categories such as the top-end Super Sports Indian Open (165cc) which boasts of country’s top riders and dominated by TVS Racing and Honda Ten10 Racing teams, Pro-Stock 301-400cc, Pro-Stock 165cc and Stock 165cc (Novice and Girls).
The five-round National championship programme also includes One-Make Championships (OMC) for TVS and Honda.
The TVS One-Make Championship 2018 organized by MMSC has competitions in categories such as Open (Apache RR 310), Novice (Apache RTR 200) and Girls (Apache RTR 180) categories and also races for Media (Apache RTR 200). The Open class has a string of riders of proven ability like Deepak Ravikumar, Vivek Pillai, Arun Muthukrishnan, Abhishek Vasudev and Amarnath Menon, last year’s champion in the 300-400cc category.
The 15-strong grid for Girls is headlined by Rehana Bee, Haridharani, and Haritha R.
The weekend card has a total of 14 races apart from practice and qualifying sessions and heats in the Novice class.