TVS has launched an all-new racing championship for Apache homeowners, with the brand new collection getting underway later this month. One general winner will earn the prospect to race in choose rounds of the TVS One-Make Championship (with the race-spec Apache RR 310) and even attend a MotoGP race in particular person.

1. First rounds in Vadodara (July 15), Surat (July 16), Hyderabad (July 16)
2. Finale at Madras International Circuit in January 2024
3. Winner will get to race in TVS One-Make Championship

TVS Apache Racing Experience GP Championship: Format

The new championship will span 20 cities throughout India and can solely be open to Apache homeowners. It will probably be divided into three classes:

Category 1 – Apache RTR 160 and Apache RTR 180

Category 2 – Apache RTR 200 4V

Category 3 – Apache RR 310

A complete of three winners will probably be chosen from every metropolis (one per class) they usually’ll transfer on to the ultimate spherical slated to be held on the Madras International Circuit in January 2024. These shortlisted members will then compete on race-spec Apache RTR 200s and RR310s within the finale.

The general winner will get to take part in two rounds of the TVS One-Make Championship Apache RR 310 as a wildcard entry. And that’s not all; they’ll additionally win an all-expenses paid journey to the Malaysia MotoGP spherical and a few unique Petronas TVS Racing merchandise.

All members must compete on their very own bikes for the choice rounds.

TVS Apache Racing Experience GP Championship: Registrations

The first set of choice rounds will probably be held in Vadodara (July 15), Surat (July 16) and Hyderabad (July 16). Further rounds will probably be introduced quickly. Those excited by taking part can click on right here to register; the registration payment is Rs 1,500.

Each spherical will embody a full day of coaching, principle and sensible monitor classes below the steering of distinguished TVS racers like multiple-time nationwide champions Jagan Kumar and KY Ahamed, 2022 TVS Asian One Make Championship winner Vorapong Malahuan and FIM Baja Rally World Cup girls’s title winner Aishwarya Pissay.

TVS says the intention of the championship is to assist make racing much more accessible. The collection is an extension of the Apache Racing Experience programme, which was began in 2007 to curate unique experiences for Apache homeowners.

“TVS Apache series have played a pivotal role in flourishing premium motorcycling culture and is a popular brand among motorcycle enthusiasts and the Gen-Z. With this championship, we are confident of setting new benchmarks by offering unique opportunities to our customers for an augmented experience when they associate with the brand,” says Vimal Sumbly, Head Business – Premium, TVS Motor Company.

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