The Indian Racing League (IRL) and Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC) are set to return to the Madras International Circuit (MIC) for the third round of the Indian Racing Festival (IRF) 2024 on September 14 and 15. The MIC will host the races after the Kari Motor Speedway was replaced on the calendar.
The inaugural Chennai Formula Racing Circuit, a 3.5-kilometer street circuit built amidst iconic landmarks, hosted the second round of the Indian Racing Festival (IRF) in late August 2024. The event, featuring prestigious competitions like the Indian Racing League (IRL) and Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC), showcased the city’s ambition to host India’s first-ever night street race. Despite facing delays and logistical hurdles, the event delivered an exhilarating experience, leaving a lasting impression on the city and its racing community.
The second round of the Indian Racing Festival (IRF) in Chennai delivered a weekend of high-octane racing action. From the JK Tyre National Championship to the thrilling Formula 4 races, fans witnessed impressive performances and nail-biting finishes. The event also marked the debut of India’s first night street race, adding a unique dimension to the racing experience.
Chennai’s inaugural night street race, a part of the Indian Racing Festival, faced initial delays but ultimately delivered a thrilling weekend of motorsport. From Formula 4 to the Indian Racing League, the races captivated fans with close battles and exciting finishes, establishing a new chapter in the city’s racing history.
The Indian Racing Festival (IRF) overcame a chaotic start to deliver a spectacular night race in Chennai, featuring fierce competition and a glimpse into the future of Indian motorsport. Despite technical hiccups and safety car deployments, the event showcased the potential of India to host major global racing events.
The Indian Racing Festival’s Round 2 in Chennai experienced significant delays due to track approval issues, but the race eventually commenced under floodlights, showcasing thrilling action for the eager audience.
The highly anticipated Indian Racing Festival in Chennai faced significant delays on its opening day due to safety concerns and necessary track modifications. The event, featuring the Formula 4 Indian Championship and the Indian Racing League, was delayed by over five hours, with organizers citing technical issues and safety protocols. The FIA Circuit Commission required changes to be made at several corners, particularly turn-19, to slow down cars and meet safety standards. Despite the delays, the event eventually commenced, showcasing a thrilling spectacle of fast cars navigating the city’s iconic landmarks.
The highly anticipated debut of the F4 Indian Championship at the inaugural Indian Racing Festival (IRF) 2024 in Chennai was delayed on Friday due to technical issues on the brand-new street circuit. The organizers are working to resolve the issues, primarily related to track safety, and aim to provide an updated schedule by 5 pm.
A look inside Race Control, the central command center for Chennai’s inaugural street race, where a team of officials ensure the safety and smooth operation of the event.
Chennai is set to witness its first-ever night street race as the Indian Racing Festival roars into action on August 31st and September 1st. The 3.5 km circuit, featuring 19 corners and long straights, promises high speeds and thrilling action for both Formula 4 and Indian Racing League (IRL) cars.
