JK Tyre FMSCI National Racing Championship s grand finale this week Updated Jan 21, 2021 | 18:52 IST
The final round of country s premium motor racing event will have six races in each category of Formula LGB 4 and Novice Cup. JK Tyre FMSCI National Racing Championship s grand finale this week
The Kari Motor Speedway, situated on the outskirts of Coimbatore amidst sylvan surrounding, will roar to life as participants gear up for the final round of country s premium motor racing event the 23rd JK Tyre FMSCI National Racing Championship. After the grand success of the first two rounds of races held in December 2020 at the same venue, this weekend January 21 to 24 again promises rich action. Six races in each category of Formula LGB 4 and Novice Cup will be held during the finale weekend. Chennai s Ashwin Datta of Dark Don Racing grabbed the limelight in December in the Formula LGB4 category with his consistent racing.
Final round of national racing c ship starts Jan 21
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Coimbatore, Jan 21 : Twelve races will be held across two categories in the final round of the National Racing Championship which will be held from January 21 to 24 at the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Chennai s Ashwin Dutta leads the standings in the Formula LGB4 category with 39 points. Fellow Chennai racer Raghul Rangasamy of MSport with 32 points closely follows him with his teammate Vishnu Prasad at 30 points. Dutta s team Dark Don Racing heads the standings with 80 points, followed by MSport at 74 and Ahura Racing at 29.
National Racing: Datta signs off round one with double win
By IANS| Published: 13th December 2020 6:24 pm IST
Coimbatore, Dec 13 : Chennai’s Ashwin Datta (Dark Don Racing) and Kottayam’s Amir Sayed (MSport) signed off with a double win each in the 23rd JK Tyre – FMSCI National Racing Championship at the Kari Motor Speedway here on Sunday.
Datta cashed in on the chances that came his way to seal the top position in two races of the national championship class for Formula LGB4 cars. His day got off to a disappointing start, however, with his win in Saturday’s final race corrected to a 12th place finish based on protests and official observation. Sarosh Hataria (Ahura Racing) was declared as the eventual winner.