Delhi speed maestro, Philippos Matthai   clinched victory in the premium INAC 1 Unrestricted Class while hometown hero Aeman Ahmed, who delivered a performance of rare authority emerged as the fastest driver in the Grand Finale of the FMSCI Indian National Autocross Championship (INAC) 2025 . In a fitting culmination to a fiercely-contested season, unfolded amidst the red earth and rolling terrain of Chikkamagaluru, producing a spectacle of speed, skill and resilience, Aeman

Pune youngster Sarthak Chavan, who finished third in the 2025 championship, hogged limelight in the opening round of the TVS Apache RR310, TVS Racing International championship 2026 held concurrently along with Idemitsu FIM Asia Road Racing Championship at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia. He won the race on Saturday and was on podium again on Sunday in the weekend races, in the grid which had four Indian racers. He finished second in Race 2. Race1: Sarthak

140 competitors were part of the 11 categories spread across two full days. Natural track with a few created obstacles were part of the five stages within the Oddoor farm facility between Mangaluru and Moodbidri in the IMSC off-road Trophy 2026. Three stages were part of the day one activity. While the final day was kept reserved for the fully Modified and Open class. In the Stock Diesel class Vishak from Kasaragod along with Sharath were the winners of the class followed by

Rising Indian racer Kiaan Shah of Rayo Racing delivered an impressive international debut in Round 2 of the Senior Category of the IAME Asia Series and IAME Thailand Series, securing a double podium finish.   The 15-year-old from Mumbai entered the weekend after a challenging build-up, having fractured his arm in a snowboarding accident in late December. The injury forced him to miss two months of testing and racing. Undeterred, Kiaan stepped up from the Junior category into

Eighteen years after becoming the first Indian team to set foot in the World Rally Championship, TSI Racing is back on the global stage, and this time, they're bringing India's finest young rally talent with them. The Bengaluru-based team at a press conference announced that 2025 INRC double champion Dean Mascarenhas, alongside co-driver Gagan Karumbaiah, will compete in the WRC3 class at Rally Islas Canarias 2026 this April. The announcement marks a defining moment not just 

Hyderabad-based rally driver Naveen Puligilla, along with seasoned co-driver Musa Sherif of Kasargod, secured a podium finish in the WRC3 category at the iconic Safari Rally Kenya 2026, the third round of the FIA World Rally Championship. The Indian duo finished third in WRC3 class, and second in the African ARC3 class. They were placed 24th overall clocking a total time of 5 hours, 22 minutes, 17.9 seconds in the common field where higher-class cars also competed. Driving a

The 2025 National Racing Championship winners:  MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship   Pro-Stock 301-400cc: Rider Champion: Rahil Pillarisetty (Hyderabad, RACR Castrol  Power1). Team Champion: Petronas TVS Racing  Pro-Stock 165-200cc: Rider: Soorya PM (Chennai, Chandra LGE Racing). Team: Chandra LGE Racing  Super Stock Intermediate (165cc): Rider: Raj Kumar (Coimbatore, Motul Sparks  Racing). Team: Motul Sparks Racing  Stock 301-400cc (Novice): Rider:

A Long wait for glory ended for the Mysuru's former National Champion Tanveer, who lost his championship by just 3 points in 2024. Abdul Wahid Tanveer from Petronas TVS Racing dominated the Rally of Chikmagalur right from the start and being the fastest in all the seven stages. He also is the 2025 National Champion of the MRF Mogrip FMSCI National Championship 2W 2025. With a lead of 19sec over his teammate Samuel Jacob he clinched the round and the Title for 2025.  His secon

India’s leading Rally Raid motorcycle racer and one of the country’s foremost representatives in global motorsport, Harith Noah, is walking again and has begun his recovery after undergoing surgery here, following a crash during the 2026 Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia on January 4. “I am staying #InTheNow”, he said from a hospital bed in Germany. Competing at the world’s toughest endurance rally while representing India on the international stage, Harith sustained multiple inju

Dean Mascarenhas and co-driver Gagan Karumbaiah delivered another commanding drive to tame the long and punishing stages of the iconic K1000 Rally, completing a hat-trick of wins and sealing a dominant one-two finish for TSI Racing alongside teammates Aditya Thakur and Virender Kashyap in Round 4 of the Blueband Sports FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) at Gubbi, near here on Sunday. Meanwhile, Bengaluru’s Pragathi Gowda created history by becoming the first woma

The dynamic duo of Team TSI Racing’s Dean Mascarenhas and Gagan Karumbaiah delivered an electrifying performance on a challenging day in the Robusta Rally 2025, the third round of the Blueband Sports FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship. The support from Sidvin has been a huge blessing for me. Getting a car all the way from France, backed by PH Sport, a truly professional outfit, along with the combination of MRF tyres, isn’t just a golden opportunity but it comes with a

While Ishaan Madesh (Peregrine Racing), the teenager from Bengaluru, expectedly won the title in the Senior Max category, Faridabad’s nine-year-old Arshi Gupta (Leapfrog Racing) scripted history by becoming the first female to win a National title by annexing the crown in the Micro Max class as the MECO-FMSCI National Karting Championship 2025 (Rotax Max Classes) with SIDVIN Energy Engineering as the Presenting Sponsor and MRF Tyres concluded at the Meco Kartopia circuit, her

KTM Factory Racing rider Shlok Ghorpade won both motos in the SX1 (Group A) up to 500cc class at the MRF Mogrip FMSCI National Supercross Championship 2025 held at Budhapara Stadium, Raipur, on Sunday. The victory marked a strong return for the 18-year-old from Pune, who missed part of the season due to injury. Bengaluru’s Prajwal Vishwanath of Petronas TVS Racing and teammate, Ikshan Shanbhag (Satara) finished second and third overall respectively, while championship leader

ISRL Season 2 roared to an electrifying start as Round 1 concluded at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex in Balewadi, Pune with home team BB Racing emerged as the overall winner of the night. The opening race weekend of the world’s first franchise-based Supercross league delivered non-stop thrills and intense racing action, as packed stadium with thousands of spectators witnessed global and Indian riders battle it out under the lights. The season opener saw BB Racing

Vinay S Madaiah of Trackmeisters team won three classes in the Race to the Clouds event, the first round of the MSAK fmsci Indian National Hill Climb Championship 2025 (INHCC) in Kuppam, near KGF. Promoted and organised by Motor Sport Club of Karnataka, the Hill Climb discipline got the National status only this year, and it saw only 31 entries across all classes but the competition was fierce. Vinay’s precision run got him two more victories in the Indian Open and INRC Rally

Millau (France), October 13, 2025: Indian rally driver Dean Mascarenhas of TSI Racing delivered a stunning performance on his European debut, finishing second in the Rally4 class at the 41st Rallye Terre des Cardabelles (French Gravel Rally) here on Sunday night. Partnering with seasoned Brazilian co-driver Gabriel Morales, the Mangaluru ace piloted a Peugeot 208 GT Line in the FRC4 group’s Rally4 category. The duo clocked 1hour, 37 minutes 43.4 seconds to secure 36th overall

Rally driver Dean Mascarenhas of TSI Racing is set to make his international debut in the French Gravel Rally Championship from October...

Jerez de la Frontera (Spain), October 7, 2025:  Kavin Samaar Quintal, 19-year-old ace from Chennai and member of the EasyRace team, made...

Cais, Joona and Tempestini secure a decisive team effort in the last round of the season, sealing the third crown for MRF Tyres after...