Sports news | FMSCI Indian National Sprint Rally Championship 2024 begins in Chennai

Chennai, Tamil Nadu) [India]May 27 (ANI): The 2024 Indian National Rally Championship organized by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) will begin from June 1 in Chennai.

The competition promises a season full of high-speed action and exhilarating innovative features. Spanning six rounds across India, the championship is designed to appeal to motorsport fans and competitors alike.

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The competition will begin on June 1-2, 2024 at the Madras International Circuit in Chennai, while the second round will follow on July 20-21 in Bangalore to complete the South Zone qualifiers. The competition will then move to Chandigarh (North zone) for the third round on October 5 and 6, 2024. The fourth round will be held in Guwahati (East zone) on November 23 and 24, and the fifth round will begin in Goa (West zone) . ) on December 7. . -8. The top 5 competitors from each qualifier will compete in the final on December 15-16, 2024 in Pune.

The show offers several firsts that set it apart. For the first time, a Veteran category was introduced, celebrating the enduring spirit and skills of competitors over 50 years of age. Additionally, the tournament will now include Team and Manufacturer Cups, to encourage teamwork and recognize the efforts of teams and manufacturers. By building a spirit of competition and innovation. From round three onwards, each event will also include a beginner practice session the day before the competition, with the aim of identifying and nurturing new talent and ensuring drivers across the country can experience the thrill rally stages.

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Commenting on the initiative, FMSCI Vice President Gautam Shantappa said, “We are extremely proud to support the 2024 Indian National Speed ​​Rally Championship, an event that truly embodies the spirit of the motorsport category .” “We are making the championship more inclusive and accessible to fans of all ages and skill levels. Hosting this prestigious event is a huge responsibility and we look forward to working with FB Motorsports.

“We are delighted to introduce this exciting new development to Indian motorsport fans – the National Sprint Rally Championship,” said Varad Bathena, Director, FB Motorsports. He added: “Our aim is to make the championship more inclusive and supportive of all levels of competitors, while continuing to deliver the high-octane rallies that fans love. »

The 2024 season promises to be an unforgettable journey across India's diverse terrain, showcasing the best talent and contributing to the growth of motorsport in the country. Fans, drivers and teams are invited to participate in the historic 2 Wheel Rally series in India.

Encouraging a wide range of entries, the competition will feature 12 championship categories, with cash prizes awarded to the top three places in each category. Apart from this, there will be special lessons for local riders and beginners from each region.

-Date and place

– Round 1: June 01-02, 2024, Madras International Circuit, Chennai – Round 2: July 20-21, 2024, Bengaluru – Round 3: October 05-06, 2024, Chandigarh – Round 4: November 23-24, 2024, Guwahati – Round 5: December 7-08, 2024, Goa – Final: December 15-16, 2024, Pune

*Category

Group A at 550 cc (Open Class) Group A at 550 cc (Special Class) Group B 131 cc to 165 cc Group B 166 cc to 260 cc Group B 261 cc to 400 cc Group B Bullet Class Group B Scooters up to 210 cc Group B Women's Class Group B Veteran Class Group D at 260 cc Group D 261 cc at 450 cc Group B National Class at 260 cc. (that I)

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