Sports News | Badal Doshi Dominates Indore Leg of Indian National Rally Sprint Championship
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Mumbai's Badal Doshi shone in the fourth round of the FMSCI Indian National Rally Sprint Championship for two-wheelers, clinching victories in both the premier open and privateer classes here.
Indore, Oct 6 (PTI) Mumbai's Badal Doshi shone in the fourth round of the FMSCI Indian National Rally Sprint Championship for two-wheelers, clinching victories in both the premier open and privateer classes here.
In the Open up to 550cc class, Doshi clocked an impressive 4:35.600 to claim victory, followed by Amarendra Sathe in second place with a time of 4:55.800, and Abhishek Pardeshi (4:59.600).
Doshi also excelled in the privateer up to 550cc class, finishing first with a time of 4:37.600 to make it a double.
The scooter (up to 210cc) category saw Syed Asif Ali emerge victorious, completing the course in 5:02.900.
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Muzaffir Ali (5:11.900) and Shamim Khan (5:13.800) took the second and third places respectively.
In the veterans above 50Y class, Amarendra Sathe took the top honors with a time of 4:54.600, followed by MD Saeed (5:11.100) in second and Mohan Sethiya (5:47.000) in third.
The event also featured the support sprint rally for local participants.
In the 131cc up to 165cc class, Mohd Yasir Ishaq clinched first place with a time of 4:40.500, ahead of Ali Subur (4:52.000) and Arhman Mohd Khan (4:54.500).
Sheikh Altamas dominated the 166cc up to 260cc class, posting a time of 5:12.900, while Naved Khan (5:16.900) and Amir Ahmd Khan (5:19.000) rounded out the podium.
In the ladies up to 260cc category, Anamta Khan secured first place with a time of 9:02.300, followed by Pooja Singh in second at 9:55.800.
Meanwhile, in the scooter up to 210cc class, Syed Abu Bakkar won with a time of 5:47.100, with Ali Subur (5:58.000) and Subhan Khan (6:30.000) completing the podium.
The next round will be in Guwahati November 24 before concluding with the finals in Pune or Bangalore on December 14-15.
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