Drag Racing

Kari Motor Speedway beckons 2nd Round of the Drag Nationals

Coimbatore, 22 Sept 2011:  After the huge response to the successful first round of the inaugural Drag Racing Nationals, the cream of talent in the country is headed to Karimotor Speedway for the second round of the FMSCI Indian National Drag Racing Championship to be held here on Saturday and Sunday.

Spitfire Motorsport s in association with Speedway Motorsports, Hyderabad, felt the need to have an organised event for Drag Racing which has a huge following in the country and with FMSCI agreeing to streamline the most popular grass-root form of motorsport, the birth of Drag event brought the number of motorsport Nationals to seven Rajashekara Prabhu who won the inaugural event is leading the Indian Open INDRC for cars while Kaleem Pasha is the champion in bikes in both the Indian Open and Foreign Open class for two wheelers.

What is a Drag Race: A drag race is a straight 400 metre run of 2 cars or bikes alongside. There is a special starting light system which will first be amber in colour and the driver has to start as soon as the green light comes on. The timing will be recorded as soon as the vehicle crosses the 400 metre mark. The system will also record the reaction time of the driver (i.e. the time the vehicle takes to start moving after the green light has come on). In case of a tie of 2 vehicles having the same timing, the driver with a lower reaction time will be placed ahead.

“Drag racing is an extremely popular form of motor racing and attracts a large number of entrants. In order to accommodate all the entries to participate in a single day, the entries are limited to about 200 for one weekend. Drag Racing is often referred to as the most popular form of “grass roots” motorsport,’’ said Mandeep, one of the organisers.

“Unlike other forms of racing, a drag race is one where regular cars and motorcycles with no modifications also can take part under the “showroom stock” or the “street stock” category. This is an ideal form of motor racing for novices to take part,’’ he added. The results are classified based on various classes which are based on type of vehicle and cubic capacity. Entries are received at  AutoZone,  22 KSM Road, RS Puram, Coimbatore.

Championship Points after Round 1:

Class M-1 Up to 130 cc – 2 Stroke 
Full NameChamp. Points
Syed Subhan50
Javeed Khan44
Sundeep Singh Sokhi38
Md. Mahmood32
  
Class M-2 Above 130 cc up to 165 cc – 2 Stroke 
Full NameChamp. Points
Kaleem Pasha50
Syed Subhan44
Iqbal Shaik38
S. Abijith Shetty32
Ismail Bin Moosa26
  
Class MF-2 – above 130 upto 165 cc -4 stroke 
Full NameChamp. Points
Syed Kursheed Ali50
Vamsi Krishna Surapaneni44
Hannan38
Gopal Krishna32
Anikh Praveen P26
Jhangir Mirza24
  
Class MF-3 – above 165cc upto 210cc – 4 stroke
Full NameChamp. Points
Shaik Muneem50
Javeed Khan44
Sharan Parekh38
Mahesh H.G.32
Syed Kursheed Ali26
  
Bullet Class 350 cc and above
Full NameChamp. Points
Sundeep Singh Sokhi50
Mohammed Munaf Taufeeq44
Guru dev Singh Sokhi38
Imran Khan32
Hassan Bakaran26
Mohd Farook24
YEZDI CLASS 
Full NameChamp. Points
Faheemuddin50
Mohd Farook44
Vamsi Krishna Surapaneni38
  
  
Foreign Bikes 751 CC and Above 
Full NameChamp. Points
Kaleem Pasha50
Riyaz44
Sunil Kumar38
Ajay Kumar32
Sharan Reddy26
Faqar Ali Khan24
Amit Sharma22
Neeraj Kumar Sharma20
  
Indian Bikes Open 
Full NameChamp. Points
Kaleem Pasha50
Syed Subhan44
Syed Kursheed Ali38
Iqbal Shaik32
S. Abijith Shetty26
Javeed Khan24
  
Foreign Bikes Open 
Full NameChamp. Points
Kaleem Pasha50
Riyaz44
Sunil Kumar38
Sundeep Singh Sokhi32
Neeraj Kumar Sharma26
Faqar Ali Khan24
Ajay Kumar22
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