The third round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship concluded at the Madras International Circuit, with young drivers showcasing exceptional talent and dominating their respective categories.
Jaden Pariat (MRF Formula 2000), a 17-year-old from Shillong, continued his winning streak with two impressive victories on Sunday, adding to his impressive five wins from the previous two rounds in February. His aggressive driving style propelled him to the top of the podium, solidifying his position as a force to be reckoned with.
Abhay Mohan (MRF Formula 1600), a 16-year-old from Bengaluru, in his debut season of single-seater racing, achieved a remarkable feat by securing his ninth consecutive victory. This weekend saw him complete a triple crown, further emphasizing his exceptional talent and potential.
In the Indian Touring Cars category, Mumbai’s Biren Pithawalla (N1 Racing) maintained his unbeaten streak with a triple win, demonstrating his consistency and dominance.
Chennai’s Hatim Shabbir (Performance Racing) also enjoyed a successful weekend in the highly competitive Indian Junior Touring Cars class, winning all three races. This victory brought him within three points of his team-mate Srinivas Teja, who currently leads the championship.
The Super Stock category witnessed a strong performance from Gurugram’s Justin Singh (Redline Racing), who secured two out of the three race wins. Meanwhile, Viswas Vijayaraj (DTS Racing) from Nellore, extended his championship lead to a significant 63 points by achieving a treble in the Formula LGB 1300 category.
Diana Pundole, a mother of two from Pune, made a notable impact in the MRF Saloons (Toyota Etios) category, securing enough points across the three races to take the lead in the championship standings, despite not winning any of the races.
Tarushi Vikram, a 20-year-old driver from Chikkamagaluru, showcased promising performance with a third-place finish in one race and top-five finishes in the other two, placing her third in the championship standings.
The Polo Cup witnessed intense competition, with Lonavla’s Dhruv Chavan and Mumbai’s Aditya Patnaik splitting the wins, securing two victories each. The fierce competition among the drivers made the Polo Cup a thrilling spectacle for the spectators.
The third round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship demonstrated the high level of talent and competition within the Indian motorsport scene, with young drivers and experienced veterans alike showcasing exceptional skills and determination. The championship continues to captivate fans with its thrilling races and the emergence of new talents who are set to shape the future of Indian motorsport.
