FMSCI Awards: Indian Motorcycle Racing Championship
Two-wheeler racing is one of the fastest growing championships in India and has given birth to racers who have gone on to take part in the superbike class as well as a few Asian championships.
TVS Racing won the Team Trophy in both up to 130cc and up to 165cc open class
The 2013 season consisted of three categories, Novice class up to 165cc, Group D, Open class up to 165cc Group C and the up to 130cc Novice class Group D. In the up to 130cc category, K Y Ahmed won the championship while TVS Motorsport won the manufacturer award.
The Novice class up to 160cc was claimed by Meka Viduraj of Sparks Racing while Yamaha took the manufacturer title. The top class in the championship that is the Group C upto 165cc, was clinched by K Jagan while Yamaha claimed the title, its second in the season.
Indian National Motorcycle Championship awardee list
FMSCI Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship (2W) | #colspan# |
AWARDEE | |
1 | K Jagan |
2 | TVS Racing |
3 | Yamaha |
4 | Meka Viduraj |
5 | Sparks Racing |
6 | Yamaha |
7 | K Y Ahmed |
8 | TVS Racing |
9 | TVS |
FMSCI Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship (2W) | #colspan# |
CATEGORY | |
1 | Group C: up to 165cc: Open: Rider |
2 | Group C: up to 165cc: Open: Team |
3 | Group C: up to 165cc: Open: Manufacturer |
4 | Group D: up to 165cc: Novice: Rider |
5 | Group D: up to 165cc: Novice: Team |
6 | Group D: up to 165cc: Novice: Manufacturer |
7 | Group D: up to 130cc: Novice: Rider |
8 | Group D: up to 130cc: Novice: Team |
9 | Group D: up to 130cc: Novice: Manufacturer |
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