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Nice video. And yeah these guys need a much deserved break. Guys like K. Rajini should make it to the big stage at least once. I was so happy that at last one guy made it to the 125s and I see a lot of possibilities now after the 4 stroke 250s come next year. More Indians and given some experience they are sure to make it big. We've got talents in our country. It just has to tapped and supported properly -
Indian National Championship gets the coverage it deserves. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARnC54_858MLeave a comment:
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Hey guys can anyone tell me that is there any concession on railway tickets for those who are participating in Racing.Leave a comment:
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I am participating in National Championship 2011, as i go through the form their is a column for vehicle information just i want to know that the vehicle is compulsory for the races or the bikes will be provided by Honda and Yamaha. I am asking it because as i am far from Chennai.Leave a comment:
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Hi ,
Im in the country away from my zx10 till july and wouldnt mind doing the first round. Is there a way to score a bike from somewhere or will the manufacturers supply the bikes?? where do I start if I just wnat to race one round??
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Mandatory Medical Insurance for the National Championship
Mandatory Medical Insurance : All riders of any class including one make have to go obtain an High Risk Insurance with a minimum cashless coverage of 2 Lakhs Rupees ( 2,00,000). MMSC is planning to organise the same and the approximate cost would be 3600 - 4000 rupees for the entire season. You can also obtain this on your own with an insurance company of your choice.Leave a comment:
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As of now One make race will happen for Honda and Yamaha.Originally posted by suren View Post
We do not have any information about Yamaha as such. Hoping that they will run the same R-15 Bikes. I understand from some of the folks who attended the event that bike needs some good amount work to be done
With respect to Honda, Yes Honda will be running four categories of Bikes his season.
Honda Twister - 110 cc - Novice
Honda Stunner - 125cc - Novice / Intermediate
Honda CBR 150 ( Group A) - Intermediate / Novice
Honda CBR 250 - Experts only.
Amount entry fees we are not very sure on that, But there are chances that Manufactures may charge for damages
Source : From the market, We do not take responsibility for any changes in the above mentioned details.
About rider category : Not even GOD can answer your question since this is a the decision of the organizers and you need to wait till the official Supplementary Regulation (SR ) is released.
Regards,Last edited by footloose; 04-19-2011, 07:32 PM.Leave a comment:
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And one more question.
Do you have any information on the one make championships of YAMAHA and HONDA.
I m above 23 and this is gonna be my first year racing. so i ll still be put in open class for these one make championships too ? or is it based on the top 15 qualifiers ?Leave a comment:
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MMSC mentioned that a rule could be brought in that only if a rider had gone through any kind of riding clinics like this he ll be allowed to race ! So he asked us to keep the certificates safe ![/QUOTE]
Thats a good move by federation.Leave a comment:
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And in the YAMAHA riding clinic that concluded today.. Mr.Pramod Sec
MMSC mentioned that a rule could be brought in that only if a rider had gone through any kind of riding clinics like this he ll be allowed to race ! So he asked us to keep the certificates safe !Leave a comment:
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Yes we ( Apex Racing) will be building a portal to update all standings etc shortlyLeave a comment:
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Nice piece of information especially the link which gives all technical details of the bikes. Was following national championship when i was in coimbatore, no idea what's going on now. Sad that they had to omit group c, the most interesting one those days.
@ footloose: Is there any site to check out the standings and all?Leave a comment:
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