Racing Roars: F4 India and Indian Racing League Ignite Chennai’s Motorsport Scene

The long-awaited F4 Indian Championship made a roaring debut in Chennai alongside the thrilling return of the Indian Racing League’s second season. Despite venue changes due to election considerations, the Madras International Circuit witnessed a spectacular start to the racing season, with Cooper Webster making an impressive mark on the F4 India grid.

F4 India Debut: Webster’s Dominance Takes Center Stage

With 11 talented drivers vying for Super Licence points, the F4 India Championship kicked off with intense competition. All eyes were on Cooper Webster, the 20-year-old Australian powerhouse from the Red Bull Esports squad, who clinched victories in two out of three races during the opening weekend. Webster, transitioning from sim racing to real-life competitions, showcased his prowess in the FIA-homologated Gen 2 Mygale F4 car.

Akshay Bohra’s Triumph and Challenges

Adding to the excitement was Akshay Bohra, securing victory in the first-ever F4 India race after an impressive run in the Euro 4 Championship. Despite facing post-race penalties in Race 3, Bohra’s stellar performance showcased his potential in the competitive field. The battles between Webster and Bohra set the stage for an electrifying season ahead.

Indian Racing League: Moore Makes History

Simultaneously, the Indian Racing League returned for its second season, featuring the powerful Wolf GB08 Thunder single-seaters. Reigning champions Godspeed Kochi, led by Ruhaan Alva’s victory in Race 1, set the tone for a gripping season. However, it was Sarah Moore from the Bangalore Speedsters who stole the spotlight, becoming the first woman to win a race in the Indian Racing League, making history in the process.

Results Recap: F4 India and Indian Racing League

F4 India:

  • Race 1: Akshay Bohra claims victory.
  • Race 2: Cooper Webster secures a win.
  • Race 3: Webster emerges victorious after Bohra faces post-race penalties.

Indian Racing League:

  • Race 1: Ruhaan Alva leads Godspeed Kochi to victory.
  • Race 2: Sarah Moore’s historic win for Bangalore Speedsters.

As the racing community eagerly awaits Round 2 at the Madras International Circuit on November 30 and December 1, the F4 India and Indian Racing League seasons promise to deliver more adrenaline-pumping moments. Stay tuned for the latest updates and thrilling race action.

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