Sandeep claims MRF Formula 2000 crown

Sandeep Kumar, winner of the championship within the MRF Formula 2000 class

Sandeep Kumar and Chetan Surnineni gained the MRF Formula 2000 and 1600 titles because the curtains got here down on the fourth and remaining spherical of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship 2023 on the Madras International Circuit on Sunday.

Also selecting up the National titles of their respective classes had been Gurunath Meiyappan (Race Concepts, Indian Touring Cars), Deepak Ravikumar (Performance Racing, Indian Junior Touring Cars) and T.S. Diljith (DTS Racing, Super Stock and Formula LGB 1300).

The championship battle within the MRF Formula 2000 went right down to the wire. Sandeep did simply sufficient to select up essential factors and pip Arya Singh by three factors to say the crown. Incidentally, each the MRF F2000 races had been gained by Aditya Swaminathan.

Chetan Surineni, championship winner within the MRF Formula 1600 class

Likewise, Chetan gained Race-1 and completed second in Race-2 behind Viswas Vijayaraj to say the championship within the MRF F1600 class. The 48-year-old Gurunath wanted simply 5 factors going into the fourth spherical, the place he completed fourth in Race-1 and third in Race-2 to seal the ITC crown with a tally of 171 factors.

The outcomes (provisional, 8 laps until talked about):

MRF F2000 (Race-2, 10 laps): 1. Aditya Swaminathan (15:59.086); 2. Arya Singh (15:59.657); 3. Jaden Rahman Pariat (16:09.957). Race-3: 1. Aditya (15:54.237); 2. Jaden (15:54.507); 3. Arya (16:00.352).

MRF Formula 1600 (Race-2, 10 laps): 1. Chetan Sureneni (17:12.071); 2. Viswas Vijayaraj (17:16.562); 3. Aman Nagdev (17:19.278). Race-3: 1. Viswas (16:39.489); 2. Chetan (16:39.738); 3. Veer Sheth (16:47.179).

Indian Touring Cars (Race-1): 1. Ritesh Rai (Arka Motorsports) (15:01.439); 2. Biren Pithawalla (Team N1) (15:08.362); 3. Arjun Balu (Race Concepts) (15:08.858). Race-2 (10 laps): 1. Ritesh (22:08.620); 2. Biren (22:12.222); 3. Gurunath Meiyappan (Race Concepts) (22:23.804).

Gurunath Meiyappan, who gained the title within the Indian Touring Cars class

Indian Junior Touring Cars (Race-1): 1. Deepak Ravikumar (Team Performance Racing) (15:27.357); 2. Akkineni Anand Prasad (Team Performance Racing) (15:31.118); 3. Haktim Shabbir Jamnagarwala (Team Performance Racing) (15:37.365). Race-2 (10 laps): 1. Deepak (22:34.641); 2. Akkineni Anand (22:37.484); 3. Haktim (22:37.919).

Super Stock (Race-1): 1. Zahan Commissariat (16:37.212); 2. T.S. Dilijith (DTS Racing) (16:37.615); 3. Justin Singh (Redline Racing) (16: 40.756). Race-2 (10 laps): 1. Dilijith (23:40.218); 2. Zahan (23.41.591); 3. Jarshan Anand (DB Motorsport) (23:54.807).

Formula LGB 1300 (Race-1): 1. Viswas Vijayaraj (DTS Racing) (14:53.894); 2. T.S. Diljith (DTS Racing) (14:54.251); 3. Bala Prasath (DTS Racing) (15:10.025). Race-2: 1. Dhruvh Goswami (MSport) (25:18.849); 2. M. Abhay (MSport) (25:19.081); 3. Diljith (25:23.650).

Diljith TS, winner of titles within the Super Stock and Formula LGB 1300 classes