Chennai: “I used to sit in the tank at Yamaha RD350.
My father drives and takes me to places,” Shreyas said 11 years old, who put a quick lap on TVS Apache RR200 specifically designed on the Madras motorbike racing line for the first time.
Just like Shreyas, 30 other teenagers are competing with 10 places to qualify for the category of a championship rookie TV that will be held with the Indian National Motor Motor Road Championship (INMRC).
The 10 young drivers, with the fastest lap timing, will undergo five rounds on the track and the silver holder will have the opportunity to join the TV racing team.
“Honestly, I never knew I was going to the race.
I like a motorcycle.
It grew on me when I was introduced to Motorsport,” said Syed Mohammad based Hyderabad, who adores MotoGP Rider Marc Marques for his aggressive style.
Motorsport no-brainer, which includes building special track-oriented bicycles, burning circuit costs and racing circuits, is an extensive process.
From road racing it is very important.
Motorcycle, TVS Apache RR 200, specifically designed to remember ergonomics, bicycle geometry and the dynamics of the suspension needed for young drivers, “said B Selvaraj, team manager, TV racing.
OMC rookie participants must be under the age of 19 years and 1 training FMSCI certified received from any racing training school is mandatory.
TVS racing also conducts level 1 training school in MMRT to Facili Certification Tate Level 1.
Aditi (11) said he wanted to focus on the study and maintain a motorcycle as a passion, added ‘It can certainly make a good career.
At a very young age, Aditi was inspired by his father who used to get on the occasional track.
“I started with a scooter and slowly developed on a motorcycle.
The journey is amazing so far, “his knot.