The weekend event, organized by the Indian Automotive Racing Club (IARC), saw an exhilarating display of speed and skill.
Filippo Mathai emerged as a standout performer, winning the title of fastest driver in the Time Attack event and scoring a few podium finishes in the FMSCI National Autocross Championship.
The championship finals also highlighted the excellent performances of Dhruv Chandrashekhar, Majdayar Wacha, Nikhil J., Daksh Gill and Nikita Takle among others in various categories of racing.
In the tightly contested INAC-Open class, Mathai took the top spot in his VW Polo with a blazing lap of 1:26.000, leaving his rivals, notably, Uday Pilani second with a timing of 11:28.909. Got the position, followed by Naveen. Puligila clocked 1:33.422 and Nikhil J clocked 1:33.824.In the INAC 1 class (800 cc to 1650 cc), Nikhil J. demonstrated his speed mastery with a fastest time of 1:25.094, ahead of Dhruv Chandrashekhar who recorded a lap of 1:26.267 and Ashad Pasha who lapped 1:26.854, demonstrating remarkable skill in securing a podium finish.
Ashad Pasha showcased his talent with a double win in INAC class (800 cc to 1400 cc) and (1401 cc to 1650 cc) with an impressive timing of 1:27.840, followed by Mazdayar in 1:32.228 and Kiran Reddy in 1:32.228. Took a time of 1:32.336. Dhruv Chandrasekhar's victory in the VW Polo in the INAC 2 Open Class with a time of 1:26:738 underlined the intensity of the competition, with the closely contested victory against Philippos Mathai and Nikita Takle demonstrating the pinnacle of racing excellence .
In the INAC 3-Open class, Majdayar Wacha of Hyderabad emerged victorious with an exceptional performance of 1:30.657, Amey Desai of Goa finished second with a timing of 1:31.277, followed by Praveen Dwarkanath with a timing of 1:33.474. Stay on. The 4W Open category saw the dominance of Daksh Gill in the Subaru as he won the title with an exceptional timing of 1:27.786, followed by Shravan Kuttor with 1:33.222 and Mazdayar with 1:34.002.In the women's category of the time attack event, Pune's Nikita Takle finished first with a timing of 1:31.380, followed by Tarushi Vikram in second with 1:32.98 and Nikita Nair in third with 2:01.456.
Filippo Mathai emerged as a standout performer, winning the title of fastest driver in the Time Attack event and scoring a few podium finishes in the FMSCI National Autocross Championship.
The championship finals also highlighted the excellent performances of Dhruv Chandrashekhar, Majdayar Wacha, Nikhil J., Daksh Gill and Nikita Takle among others in various categories of racing.
In the tightly contested INAC-Open class, Mathai took the top spot in his VW Polo with a blazing lap of 1:26.000, leaving his rivals, notably, Uday Pilani second with a timing of 11:28.909. Got the position, followed by Naveen. Puligila clocked 1:33.422 and Nikhil J clocked 1:33.824.In the INAC 1 class (800 cc to 1650 cc), Nikhil J. demonstrated his speed mastery with a fastest time of 1:25.094, ahead of Dhruv Chandrashekhar who recorded a lap of 1:26.267 and Ashad Pasha who lapped 1:26.854, demonstrating remarkable skill in securing a podium finish.
Ashad Pasha showcased his talent with a double win in INAC class (800 cc to 1400 cc) and (1401 cc to 1650 cc) with an impressive timing of 1:27.840, followed by Mazdayar in 1:32.228 and Kiran Reddy in 1:32.228. Took a time of 1:32.336. Dhruv Chandrasekhar's victory in the VW Polo in the INAC 2 Open Class with a time of 1:26:738 underlined the intensity of the competition, with the closely contested victory against Philippos Mathai and Nikita Takle demonstrating the pinnacle of racing excellence .
In the INAC 3-Open class, Majdayar Wacha of Hyderabad emerged victorious with an exceptional performance of 1:30.657, Amey Desai of Goa finished second with a timing of 1:31.277, followed by Praveen Dwarkanath with a timing of 1:33.474. Stay on. The 4W Open category saw the dominance of Daksh Gill in the Subaru as he won the title with an exceptional timing of 1:27.786, followed by Shravan Kuttor with 1:33.222 and Mazdayar with 1:34.002.In the women's category of the time attack event, Pune's Nikita Takle finished first with a timing of 1:31.380, followed by Tarushi Vikram in second with 1:32.98 and Nikita Nair in third with 2:01.456.
