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CHENNAI: Chennai Turbo Riders clinched the Teams' Championship as the third season of the FIA-certified Formula 4 Indian Championship concluded at the Madras International Circuit here on December 14. The season finale also saw Kenya's Shane Chandaria become the youngest champion in the history of the championship at 15. Chandaria, who began the 2025 season as a rookie, secured the drivers' title during Race 1 of the final round, capitalising on the 24-point lead he carried into the weekend. Starting from pole position, Chandaria finished second in the opening race with a time of 26 minutes, 23.059 seconds, behind Sachel Rotge of Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru, who clocked 26:22.674. The result was sufficient to confirm the championship in Chandaria's favour. Despite the title being decided, Chandaria and Rotge continued their rivalry in Race 2. With the reverse grid pushing them down the order, both drivers fought through the field to finish on the podium. Luviwe Sambudla of Goa Aces JA Racing won the race, while Rotge finished second after a late double overtake, with Chandaria taking third. Chandaria and Rotge ended the season first and second in the standings respectively, with seven-time Indian National Karting Champion Ishaan Madesh finishing third overall. Chennai Turbo Riders secured the Teams' Championship on the back of consistent performances across the season. Chandaria, who has Indian heritage, began karting at the age of five and won the Kenya National Karting Championship in 2022 after earning Rookie of the Year honours a year earlier. He moved to the UK in 2024 to compete in British karting before transitioning to single-seaters, becoming the first Kenyan to win an FIA Formula 4 race earlier this season in Chennai. The Formula 4 Indian Championship is a feeder series that uses Ligier JS F422 cars powered by Alpine 1.3-litre turbocharged engines and offers Super Licence points for progression in the single-seater ladder.
The season's opening round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship will begin at the Kari Motor Speedway here on Saturday. The two-day event has attracted 75 entries across various categories. The compact 2.3 km long circuit with 16 turns, will witness both single-seaters, the MRF F2000 and F1600, Formula LGB 1300 and saloon cars that include popular Indian Touring Cars (ITC), newly introduced ITC1625, Super Stock and the Indian Junior Touring Cars (IJTC) besides the Volksw ...Read More >
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 1 (ANI): Fourteen-year-old Kiaan Shah from Mumbai earned his maiden National victory in Round 3 of the Meco FMSCI National Karting Championship, as per a release from Meco FMSCI National Karting Championship. Racing for Team Rayo Racing, Kiaan's domination over the entire weekend, held at the Madras International Karting Arena (MIKA), helped secure a win in the finals of the Junior Rotax category. Also Read | AFG 19/1 in 4 Overs | United Arab Emirates vs Afghanistan Live Score Updates of UAE Tri-Series 2025: Muhmmad Rohid Khan Dismisses Rahmanullah Gur ...Read More >
Chennai Turbo Riders Pvt. Ltd. Delivers a Stellar Performance in Season 3 of the Indian Racing League (IRL) Chennai Turbo Riders Shines in Season 3 of the Indian Racing League, Setting New Benchmarks in Motorsport Excellence 3 min read Last Updated : Dec 06 2024 | 12:40 PM IST PRNewswire Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], December 6: Chennai Turbo Riders Pvt. Ltd. (CTR), established in 2024, has rapidly emerged as a driving force in Indian motorsport. From its origins as a premium racing team in the Indian Racing League (IRL) since 2022, the company has continually raised the bar for racing exc ...Read More >