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SportsPosted at: Sep 5 2018 2:50PM


MRF FMSCI National Racing Championship poised for thrilling final this weekend

Chennai, Sep 5 (UNI) The MRF MMSC-FMSCI Indian National Racing
Championship was set for a grand and thrilling finale as the fifth
and final round commences at the MMRT here on Friday with titles
up for grabs in all categories.
The busy weekend will also see races in Formula 4 South-East Asia
Championship and the Caterham 7 Asian Zonal Championship with drivers
from Europe and Asia on the grid.
Chairman of the Meet Vicky Chandhok said “It has been a long season,
starting in February this year. We are pleased that the number of
entries has shown a significant upward trend, especially in MRF Formula
1600, Super Stock and the Formula LGB 1300.''
The keen interest this weekend would be the triple-header in the MRF
Formula 1600 class where four drivers--Raghul Rangasamy (134 points),
Goutham Parekh (123), Sandeep Kumar (115) and Ashwin Datta (110)--were
in contention for for the championship with a maximum of 75 points on
offer.
The Championship winner will earn the right to contest in the Mazda
Road To Indy shootout as part of MMSC’s initiative to provide Indians
an international platform to further their racing careers.
The shootout, whose winner was eligible for a scholarship of
USD 200,000, will be held in the United States later this year.
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