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TVS Racing Secures Historic 10th Win at Indian National Rally Championship

September 4, 2024

TVS Racing Secures Historic 10th Win at Indian National Rally Championship

The TVS Racing team, with a rich history spanning four decades, showcased an exceptional performance at the Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) 2024. The team clinched top positions in all three classes of the final race held in Coimbatore, reinforcing its dominance in Indian motorsport.

TVS Racing has consistently aimed to make motorsport accessible, achieving an impressive 80% win rate across various races. Their recent victories in the Group B 260cc, Group A 500cc, and Scooter categories highlight their technical prowess and the remarkable skills of their riders.

TVS Racing Secures Historic 10th Win at Indian National Rally Championship

Throughout its participation in the INRC, TVS Racing has continuously excelled. With their recent wins, they have now secured their 10th consecutive title in the Group B 260cc class, further solidifying their status as a formidable force in Indian motorsport. Indian National Rally Championship Winners The winners of the Indian National Rally Championship were: Category Race Machine P1 P2 P3 Group A Foreign Open Class TVS Racing RTR 450 Rajendra R E Abdul Waheed Tanveer Samuel Jacob Group B 260cc Class TVS Racing RTR 200 Imran Pasha - Banteliang Scooter Class TVS Racing NTORQ Syed Asif Ali Karthik Naidu Shamim Khan Mr Vimal Sumbly, Head Business – Premium at TVS Motor Company, commented on the occasion: "Our world-class products exemplify excellence, fuelling relentless innovation and establishing unprecedented standards within the TVS Apache series. The team's outstanding performance this season has extended our winning streak across all categories in 2024. Moving forward, I am confident that our team's commitment to fostering talent will consistently produce exceptional results."

TVSM's dedication to motorsport has earned international recognition. TVS Racing has been instrumental in developing top racers and enhancing the high-performance TVS Apache series. The brand's focus on premium motorcycles has resonated with over 5.5 million customers globally, making it one of the fastest-growing brands in its segment. The recent achievements by TVS Racing not only underline their technical expertise but also mark a significant milestone in their journey. Their consistent performance continues to set new benchmarks in Indian motorsport. The commitment shown by TVSM towards nurturing talent and innovation ensures that they remain at the forefront of motorsport excellence. This dedication is reflected in their continuous success and growing customer base worldwide.

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