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R Nataraj won the Group C at Raid de Himalaya 2013 on board his TVS Apache RTR 180.
Photo Courtesy: TVS
Bangalore based TVS Racing Team rider, R Nataraj rode his TVS Apache RTR 180 to finish,with flying colours, at the top of Indian Open Class (Group C) – X-treme Category (Motos and Quads) of the recently concluded Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya. It was the sheer grit and determination of the TVS Racing team rider, who had registered in the Group C upto 250cc category, and the efficiency and diligence of the TVS Racing service team’s backing which ensured that he conquered what is arguably the toughest cross country off road event. With temperatures as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius, making normal breathing difficult due to lack of oxygen at high altitudes, this dedicated service team ensured that Natraj’s TVS Apache RTR 180 was perfectly tuned according to the requirements of each competitive stage to purr flawlessly across the finish line. Natraj consequently achieved a successful podium finish, coming third overall in the X-treme two wheeler category upto 450 cc.
A total of 153 cars and bikes had entered the Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya this year, the highest number of entries so far. Traditionally, only about a third of the participants are able to complete.
Photo Coutesy: TVS
Incidentally the Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya is only amongst two Indian competitions listed in the annual calander of FIA (Federation Internationale Automobile and FIM (Federation InternationaleMotorcyclisme) Geneva, Switzerland.
Photo Courtesy: TVS
Bangalore based TVS Racing Team rider, R Nataraj rode his TVS Apache RTR 180 to finish,with flying colours, at the top of Indian Open Class (Group C) – X-treme Category (Motos and Quads) of the recently concluded Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya. It was the sheer grit and determination of the TVS Racing team rider, who had registered in the Group C upto 250cc category, and the efficiency and diligence of the TVS Racing service team’s backing which ensured that he conquered what is arguably the toughest cross country off road event. With temperatures as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius, making normal breathing difficult due to lack of oxygen at high altitudes, this dedicated service team ensured that Natraj’s TVS Apache RTR 180 was perfectly tuned according to the requirements of each competitive stage to purr flawlessly across the finish line. Natraj consequently achieved a successful podium finish, coming third overall in the X-treme two wheeler category upto 450 cc.
A total of 153 cars and bikes had entered the Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya this year, the highest number of entries so far. Traditionally, only about a third of the participants are able to complete.
Photo Coutesy: TVS
Incidentally the Maruti Suzuki Raid-de-Himalaya is only amongst two Indian competitions listed in the annual calander of FIA (Federation Internationale Automobile and FIM (Federation InternationaleMotorcyclisme) Geneva, Switzerland.
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