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Samuel Jacob emerges as the fastest rider

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Suhem Kabeer and Pragathi Gowda - overall winners, Kariappa from Coorg bags Hampi open and Anil Abbas, Sini Anil win the TSD and Nikhil B wins two wheeler.

Chetan and Dilip win Overall INRC, Dr. Bikku Babu and Milen George win INRC 2, INRC 3 once again saw Chetan and Dilip on top while INRC 4 was claimed by Mujeeb and Gautham. SUV Class saw a comfortable win by Gagan and Thimmu as Chandan and Suraj win JINRC. #TeamChampions #INRC #Rally #Car #Drift #GauravGill #MRF #JKTyre #Motorsports #Bangalore #Fast #Speed #Volkswagen #Polo #Khodays #Amaron #MXPlayer #Bren #Gravel #SONY #Drone #DJI #Mahindra #Adventure #XUV

Wayanad Jeepers emerge winners while BODA settles for second and R&T Off-road Club finish third in the 5th edition of the Mahindra Club Challenge held in Bengaluru. #MahindraAdventure #Mahindra #Thar #OffRoad #Bangalore #Motorsports #Jeep

Rajendra RE from Shivamogga seals the championship, as he takes the top notch at the MRF Rally De Mangaluru the round 5 of the MRF Mogrip FMSCI Natl Rally Championship for 2 wheelers promoted by God Speed, held in Puttur, Dakshin Kannada.

Rajendra begins the 2W MRF INRC 2018 season with a bang, resilient Aishwarya Pissay wins Ladies Class.

Privateers Pramod Joshua from Bengaluru and Javed Shaikh from Goa provide stiff competition for CD Jinan from TVS Racing as he won the Round 2 of the MRF Mogrip Supercross Championship 2019 held in Bengaluru.

Facile win for Gaurav Gill Gaurav Gill and Co-driver Musa Sherif clinched the Rally of Coimbatore with comfortable lead of 1 minute over their team mate from Mahindra Adventure. Amittrajit Ghosh and Ashiwn Naik. Karna Kadur and his Co-driver Nikhil Pai from Arka Motorsports despite their efforts failed to upstage the leader. It was 1-2 finish for Mahindra Adventure as Arka Motorsports finished third.

The 2019 edition of BODA Annual Off-road was downsized to a one-day event. The best part of the event was most of the participants were first timers. Over 60 vehicles were part of the 20-Kms drive which was organised on the outskirts of Bengaluru, near Kanakpura in Karnataka.

Younus Ilyas and Harish Gowda driving a Mitsubishi Cedia clinch a comfortable win in the 5 stage Sprint De Bengaluru 2019 held around Chikkaballapur near Bengaluru

Aravind KP from TVS Sherco Racing returned back to Bengaluru after successfully completing the 2019 Dakar after earlier two attempts where he had to pull out due to crash and injury. He becomes the only Indian to complete the Dakar rally 2019 and the second Indian to complete the Dakar after CS Santosh. Santosh had to pull out on day 5 due to a injury. Aravind KP's supporters in large number were present at the KIA, Bengaluru { Airport ) to welcome their hero back home.

It was a thrilling drift skills exhibited by Gautam Singhania at the Indian round of the Asian Auto Gymkhana Championship 2018 held at the Raymond Drifting Track in Thane.

Rajendra RE from TVS Racing conquers MRF Rally de Mangaluru 2018. He dished out superb performance to beat fancied teammate, defending champion and championship leader Nataraj R. Captured & Edited by: www.autotrack.ind.in

Braving wet and slushy conditions, defending champion from Mumbai Venkatesh Shetty annexed the 29th edition of Monsoon Scooter Rally held at Nasik. He was on a Aprillia SR150 and was the first to be flagged off. The ladies class was bagged by Priyanka Singh.Captured & Edited by - Auto Track

TVS Apache RR310 Review by Aravind Shoba. A well known traveller and racer speaks about his experience after riding it at the outskirts of Bengaluru

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Ashwin Datta from Chennai hogged the limelight on debut with a triple in the F1600 races as the second round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Racing Championship concluded at the Kari Motor Speedway on June 24. Datta, a 19-year old from Chennai and making his debut in the MRF F1600 class, finished the weekend by winning all the three races.

Nataraj R reclaimed his glory after loosing out to his teammate at the Rally of Pune. He clocked the overall time of R Suhail Ahmed a privateer from Bengaluru won the MRF Rally of Nashik. He has been Consistantly behind the top riders from the start of the championship. But finally he was able to break all the hurdles and take the crown at Nashik. The 13kms stage was suppose to be taken four times, but due to overcrowding at the start the final stage had to be cancelled, as the decision was taken before the third stage preventing the delay in the finish.

Organized by: JA Motorsports, Trained by well known International Racers Armaan Ebrahim and Aditya Patel from India for 9 drivers at kari Speedway in Coimbatore Captured by: Auto Track

For the first time in India, kids had a very wonderful race meant for their own at the AB Motopark facility at Goa. Yuvraj Kondedeshmukh from Pune was declared the best rider of the day, as he won the JRSX1 category. While Ikshan Shanbhag from Satara won the JRSX2 category. Ashna Ahmed from Goa won the MINIS class.

Rajendra RE wins the Most scenic MRF Godspeed 2W Rally of Pune PUNE, 20th May 2018: Rajendra RE riding a TVS RTR 200 4V from TVS Racing won with a comfortable lead of 1min 45 seconds over his teammate and defending champion Nataraj R who is leading the championship. The third round of the MRF Mogrip National Rally Championship held at the outskirts of Pune along with the backwaters of Panshet put over 43 participants from across India on test. The Only tarmac rally of the championship spun few surprises, smaller and the stock vehicles proved to have advantage over the high end bikes. The 17kms stage which was taken on thrice in the same direction cumulating to a total of 51kms.

Rajendra RE riding a TVS RTR 200 4V from TVS Racing won with a comfortable lead of 1min 45 seconds over his teammate and defending champion Nataraj R who is leading the championship. The third round of the MRF Mogrip National Rally Championship held at the outskirts of Pune along with the backwaters of Panshet put over 43 participants from across India on test.

The 2018 season opener was won by Nataraj R from TVS Racing. The bumpy track taken on very well at the MRF Rally of Baroda. Over 57 participants took part including 4 in the Ladies Class.

Team V5 Off-roaders from Coorg win the 3rd edition of the Extreme Off-road held in Kannur. BODA Off-roaders from Benaluru finished second, while the team Flywheel- KASC from Kerala came in third.

Druva wins the first ever Indian Gymkhana.

Indore: The much awaited eleventh edition of the Mahindra BAJA SAEINDIA 2018 at Pithampur finally came to an end, leaving behind many exhilarating moments. A total of 46 out of 86 mBAJA teams and 7 out of 25 eBAJA teams competed the endurance round comprising both mBAJA and eBAJA. mBAJA • Shri Vishnu Engineering College For Women from Andhra Pradesh bags 2nd position in eBAJA and College of Engineering, Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Engineering Pune wins eBAJA and D.Y. Patil College of Engineering, Pune wins mBAJA • Shri Vishnu Engineering College For Women from Andhra Pradesh bags 2nd position in eBAJA and College of Engineering, Pune and Institute of Technology, Nirma University stood 2nd and 3rd respectively in mBAJA

Mahindra Adventure’s Gaurav Gill annexed his Sixth K1000 trophy, speeding away to a grand victory in the MRF 43rd K-1000 Rally held at Sira. He recorded an overall timing of 00:55:41.6 minutes, almost three minutes ahead of the second finisher.

Over 20 Vehicles from the Mahindra Stable were part of the tri nation IMT- India, Myanmar and Thailand drive fitted with CEAT Tyre.

Off-roaders from North East shows it's strong presence in National platform, as EJAMSA AND AHOR from Meghalaya with 163 points won the 2017 version of Mahindra Club Challenge, while Kerala Adventure Sports Club from Calicut with 143 points stood second while R&T Autocatalyst from Kottayam with 140 points finished third.

Rana Naik Emerge Winners Nataraj wins the Dakshin Dare Ultimate Bikes Category while Subir Roy and Nirav Mehta win the Endurance Car category. Team TVS Racing wins all the five classes participated with a strong presence of their 6 riders.

The 4th Himalayan Spiti drive was nothing special for the 4 wheel drive Mahindra Scorpios fitted with CEAT tyres, as they are meant to deal with these kind of terrains. But definitely meant a lot for the 20 drivers who had come from across India to have a driving experience through the toughest motorable roads in the Himalayas under supervision of Hari Singh and his team Under Mahindra Adventure.

KM Bopaiah who clocked the fastest time was the center of attraction as he beat Druva's timing in the later half in the cross-over ramp event which returned to Mysuru after a gap of three years. The 1.8-km route, with various turns and curves, was in the menu as 140 competitors geared-up to take on the route with a cross-over bridge. In the Unrestricted class, KM Bopaiah from Kodagu driving a Volkswagen Polo clocked a time of 2:05.499 to come out triumphant and was followed by Syed Salman, also in a Volkswagen Polo in second. Druva C driving a Honda City finished third. follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/autotrack.in/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autotrack.ind.in/ twitter: https://twitter.com/AutoTrack4 Our website: http://autotrack.ind.in/home

Defending Champion Gurmeet Virdi and co-driver Kirpal Singh Tung of Gerrari Offroaders Chandigarh emerged as the Force Gurkha RFC India 2017 Overall Champions followed by Jagat Nanjappa and Chetan Chengappa from V5 offroaders Coorg in second while Gerrari Offroaders' Sanbir Singh Dhaliwal co-driver Gurpartap Singh overtook Siddartha Santosh and Prithviraj from BODA Bengaluru in the final moments to clinch third spot , after a week-long nail-biting competition.

It was a much - awaited win for the pair of Sanjay Takale and Mohammed Musthafa. This well known names in Indian Motorsports were anticipating victory here since three years.

Captured & Edited by Auto Track The long awaited debut in Rally was fulfilled in the fifth round of INRC for the TVS Racing rider from Kerala Harith Noah, by registering a win

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Nataraj from TVS Racing had a field day by winning the rally. In the Class 1A Sanjay Kumar was the winner followed by Sanket R Shanbagh in second, while Yashraj Rathore finished third. In the Ladies Class Aishwarya Pissay from TVS Racing was the winner followed by Harshita Gowda in second Fazeela U finished third.

MRF Rally of Indore 2017