Nation’s finest! It was a wonderful finale for Raj Kumar, Beedani, Jagathishree, Rahil and Soorya.
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CHENNAI: Chennai’s P.M. Soorya (Chandra LGE Racing) ended a nine-year anticipate a Nationwide title as he delivered a surprising win within the morning to pocket the championship within the Professional-Inventory 200cc Open class, after which cruised to 3rd place within the subsequent outing later within the day, on the concluding day of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian Nationwide Motorbike Racing Championship on the Madras Worldwide Circuit on Sunday.
Hyderabad’s Rahil Pillarisetty (RACR Castrol Power1) completed the season with an outstanding double, rising champion within the premier Professional-Inventory 301-400cc Open class.
The others who clinched the Nationwide championship included Chennai’s Jagathishree Kumaresan (One Racing) who retained her Ladies (Inventory 165cc) title, Rajender Beedani (MAI Racing) from Hyderabad who clinched the Inventory 165cc (Novice) crown, Coimbatore’s Raj Kumar (Motul Sparks Racing) who topped the SuperSport Intermediate 165cc class for his maiden Nationwide title, and Varun Patil (Mad Rabbits Racing) from Bengaluru who took the honours within the Inventory 301-400cc (Novice) class.
The outcomes (Provisional, all six laps): Professional-Inventory 301-400cc Open: 1. Rahil Pillarisetty (RACR Castrol Power1) 11:07.296s; 2. Chiranth Vishwanath (Petronas TVS Racing) 11:08.435; 3. Rakshith Dave (Petronas TVS Racing) 11:08.644.
Champion rider: Rahil Pillarisetty; champion staff: RACR Castrol Power1.
Professional-Inventory 200cc Open: Race-1: 1. P.M. Soorya (Chandra LGE Racing) 11:51.058; 2. Rajkumar (RDX Torque Racing) 11:53.613; 3. Tasmai Cariappa (ISBK Racing) 11:53.942. Race-2: 1. Mohan Babu (Rockers Racing) 11:50.789; 2. Venkatesh Iyyappan (Chandra LGE Racing) 11:52.400; 3. P.M. Soorya 11:53.127.
Champion rider: P.M. Soorya PM; staff: Chandra LGE Racing.
SuperSport Intermediate As much as 165cc: 1. Raj Kumar (Motul Sparks Racing) 12:40.496; 2. Mohammed Samrul Zubair (Motul Sparks Racing) 12:44.258; 3. G. Balaji (Workforce C2 Racing) 12:52.169.
Champion rider: Raj Kumar; staff: Motul Sparks Racing.
Inventory 301-400cc (Novice): 1. Jagadeesh Nagaraj (Motul Sparks Racing) 12:04.950; 2. Kamal Navas (Rockers Racing) 12:09.956; 3. Shreehari Pudel (Mad Rabbit Racing) 12:17.791.
Champion rider: Varun Patil (Mad Rabbit Racing); staff: Mad Rabbit Racing.
Inventory 165cc (Novice): 1. Lal Nunsunga (Motul Sparks Racing) 13:01.994; 2. Rajender Beedani (MAI Racing) 13:02.102; 3. Vignesh Pothu (MAI Racing) 13:02.324.
Champion rider: Rajender Beedani; staff: MAI.
Ladies (Inventory 165cc, 5 laps): 1. A.S. Ann Jennifer (Motul Sparks Racing) 08:44.219; 2. Saimah Ajaz Baig (KYT Helmet ISKB Racing) 08:45.285; 3. Jagathishree Kumaresan (One Racing) 08:52.187.
Champion rider: Jagathishree Kumaresan; staff: One Racing.
Idemitsu Honda India Expertise Cup–Honda CB 300F: 1. B.A. Tejash (Tumakuru) 12:50.270; 2. Amit Prasad (Bengaluru) 12:51.469; 3. R. Solomon (Chennai) 12:58.129.
Champion rider: R. Solomon.
Petronas TVS One-Make Championship–Open (RR 310): 1. Manoj Yesuadiyan (Chennai) 11:50.779; 2. G. Balaji (Chennai) 11:50.906; 3. Abdul Baseem (Chennai) 11:51.163. Champion rider: Mohan Babu (Chennai).
Rookie (RTR 200): 1. R. Hari Haran (Coimbatore) 13:09.911; 2. Akarsh Jangam (Vijayawada) 13:29.771; 3. A. Joshua (Bengaluru) 13:29.836.
Champion rider: R. Hari Haran.
Media (RTR 200): 1. Saran Kumar (Chennai) 12:50.067; 2. A. Nijin (Pathanamthitta) 12:50.124; 3. H. Basu Sivaraj (Chennai) 13:07.789. MMSC-Nepal TVS Race (six laps): 1. Shreehari Poudel 13:23.030; 2. Abhinav Raj Malla 13:23.108; 3. Deelip Danuwar 11:24.675.
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