Chennai Sports & Sports Infrastructure

[vinodgopal]

Originally Posted by R2IChennai

santhadi sakkula one man one woman nu samlichitunga, enna nadathantho andavanukku than velicham

velicham a? vitta velakhu thookinaar nu solluveenga pola

[wlbkng]

R Ashwin & L Balaji in T20 world cup squad.. Badri is missing..

[krishnancv]

Idhukku apparamum badhri expect panreengala test team la!!!

[saysenthil]

Chennai to host Round 3 of JK Tyre National Racing C'ship

Close to 90 drivers from different parts of the country will compete in four different categories in Round 3 of the 15th JK Tyre–FMSCI National Racing Championship to be held at the Madras Motor Race Track (MMRT) from August 25 to 26.

Following two exciting rounds of racing in Coimbatore's Kari Motor Speedway, the country's most coveted championship makes its way to the MMRT at Sriperumbudur where the drivers will prove their mettle in four categories -- Volkswagen Polo R Cup, Formula LGB 4, Indian Touring Cars and Indian Junior Touring Cars.

In championship standings, Mumbai's Mihir Dharkar is leading with 77 points at the end of Round 2. Closely following him are Ameya Walavalkar and Chennai's A Sandeep Kumar with 76 and 73 points respectively.

In the very first race of the 2012 championship, the brand new Formula LGB 4 cars roared down the track and the top five drivers returned impressive timings in the qualifying event.

Starting fourth on pole, seasoned driver Sarosh Hataria (WSRF with Tiger Sports) took maximum advantage of the circumstances to steal the limelight on Race Day 1.

Bangalore-based Sudarshan Rao (Rayo Racing) made a memorable comeback to racing after a gap of two seasons by twin podium finishes. He finished second in the first race and worked his way up from a third place on the grid to register a fantastic victory in the second.

With 43 well-earned points, Rao is on top in the championship standings. Hataria and Vishnu Prasad (Meco Racing) follow him with 40 and 18 points respectively.

In the first race of the Indian Touring Cars class, 37-seven-year-old Arjun Balu proved by finishing first that he is still one brilliant man behind the wheel. The rally champion finished close to six seconds before veteran racer Radha Selvarajan and defending champion V Rajvirudhan (Prime Racing).

[vinodgopal]

Originally Posted by saysenthil

Chennai to host Round 3 of JK Tyre National Racing C'ship

full marks to Chennai and JK tyres

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Race pics today

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Race 2 - F4

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Race 3 - Polo R Cup Round3

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Race 4

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