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  • Originally posted by Joel View Post
    I wont be really keen on the 2-stroke. Will be more in focus for the moto-3 - 2012 seaason 250cc single cyl screamers.
    Ya... but still it will be the end of a era... this is the last time anyone will see the 2 strokes... anyways I guess the moto3 prototypes will be only firming up by August/ September...
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    • Heart Felt Congrats to Team Ten10 which made India proud, since its not a factory team and they have succeeded. My dream was to hear Indian national anthem in motogp during prize distribution ceremony, It may happen sooner or later, eagerly waiting for it... Kudos to Team Ten10, May god bless the team all the way.

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      • Bangalore based team "Ten10" to race in Moto GP

        Bangalore based motorsports team - TEN10 Racing, has officially announced that it will participate in the 125cc two-stroke class of MotoGP. For this TEN10 has teamed up with WTR (a San Marino based team) who already are running bikes in the 125cc class and Moto2. It was a twin surprise for Motorcycle racing fans in India as TEN10 and WTR have signed Sarath Kumar, a young 18year old rider from Chennai, who has become the first Indian to take part in MotoGP.



        The official name of the Team is WTR TEN10 Racing. Under the collaboration TEN10 will be working with WTR for the next three years. In 2011 WTR-TEN10 racing team will be racing in the 125cc class with Sarath and an Italian Rider on a two-stroke 125cc bike. After which in 2012 the 125cc class will be replaced by the 4-stroke 250cc class called Moto3. The team will also be participating in Moto3. Sarath will soon be on his way to Imola for training and he will also participate in the winter testing in Valencia.

        Source:- TEN10 Racing enters MotoGP
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        • News approved.
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          • As this is not a news for xbhpians... i would again congratulate all those guys who worked behind this and hey hey we got an Indian to support in the Moto 125cc... Hats off to Sharath...
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            • Mods...a similar thread exists.....please merge if you find it appropriate....

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              • Although i was never into 125CC or 250 CC GP races, i am now going to be religiously following this one. My Indian team is in this, i am proud of it.

                GO TEN10 !!!
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                • its a good opportunity to showcase the hidden talent in our country to the world...I hope the government gives more recognition and support to develop motorsport...with proper backing, it can mature to the level we see in other countries...we have no dearth of wouldbe Rossis and Doohans in India...its just the opportunity which is lacking...Ten10 racing have made the first step..Congrats to them...

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                  • Similar topics merged.
                    (Been There Done That) x 3.25

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                    • We will release more updates as and when there is progress. As of now, we are training Sarath to improve his physical endurance and mental state.
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                      • go go go ............. make india proud race engineer. everybody get your r15s p220etc prepped up before the man gets too busy.

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                        • Would like to know what happened to this
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                          • Originally posted by aargee View Post
                            Would like to know what happened to this
                            The lack of interest in motorsports among Indians is pretty evident here.. after the intitial euphoria, nobody has posted anything about WTR10Ten or Sharath's 125 cc moto GP experience.

                            During the 2011 season of the 125 cc MotoGP race, Sharath's lack of experience at the highest level of world racing was visible.. he failed to qualify in the initial races. He did qualify in one race and was the last to complete it.

                            Post that he pulled out of the 2011 season due to an injury.. he did not feature for the rest of 2011 season. 10Ten did not compete in the 2011 Indian National Road Racing Championship.

                            By the way Mahindra Racing has taken Sharath under their wings and he is racing for them in an Italian 125 cc championship which should give him the much needed exposure to race with the best in the world.



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                            • Hey Payeng; Tks a lot for the updates; appreciate it

                              Two things that concerns me are...
                              10Ten did not compete in the 2011 Indian National Road Racing Championship
                              Why to pull out? Could've found another rider to compete isn't it? Atleast, we could have a proud Indian team in the participation; isn't it?


                              Sharath's lack of experience at the highest level of world racing was visible
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                              By the way Mahindra Racing has taken Sharath under their wings and he is racing for them in an Italian 125 cc championship
                              Mahindra could've hired someone with good experience from the planet, but, they still believe in Sharath; isn't it?
                              Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
                              Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                              ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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                              • Originally posted by aargee View Post
                                Hey Payeng; Tks a lot for the updates; appreciate it

                                Two things that concerns me are...

                                Why to pull out? Could've found another rider to compete isn't it? Atleast, we could have a proud Indian team in the participation; isn't it?
                                Probably due to lack of sponsorships they couldn't participate.. don't know the exact details.



                                Originally posted by aargee View Post
                                and

                                Mahindra could've hired someone with good experience from the planet, but, they still believe in Sharath; isn't it?
                                Yes, Mahindra needs to be applauded for trying to groom some "desi" talent.. but at the end of the day even for Mahindra they see it as a Business opportunity to make its presence felt among us..

                                Motorsports has a long long way to go in India.



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