Chennai, Sep 11 (IANS) K.Y. Ahamed and Prabhu Arunagiri indented a twofold each while Rohan Ramesh (Axor Sparks Racing) and Lani Zena Fernandez (RACR Castrol Power1) scored differentiating triumphs as the fourth round of the MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2022 closed at the Madras International Circuit, here on Sunday.

Ahamed, victor of Race-1 on Saturday, drove a 1-2 completion for Petronas TVS Racing in the Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open classification today while Arunagiri (Pacer Yamaha) ground out an exhilarating win, his second of the end of the week, in the Pro-Stock 165cc Open class.

Rohan (Axor Sparks Racing) arose sound from a lot of about six riders to take the distinctions in the Novice (Stock 165cc) race after Lani Zena (RACR Castrol Power1) bested the Girls’ (Stock 165cc) outing prior in the day for her lady win of the time.

The fifth and last round of the title will be held from September 30 to October 2 at the MIC.

In the Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open race, shaft sitter Ahamed missed a stuff as the lights went out and slipped to second behind colleague Deepak Ravikumar. The two combat as far as possible until Ahamed passed Ravikumar on the last lap and safeguarded his situation for a splendid triumph.

Behind the lead pair, reigning champ Rajini Krishnan, beginning from P7, crashed in the principal lap, yet got himself to come in third while posting the quickest lap of the race simultaneously. The third-place finish t’ok Rajini’s count to 161 after four rounds followed by Ahamed (126 focuses) and Ravikumar (125).

Arunagiri also needed to really buckle down for his second success of the end of the week in the Pro-Stock 165cc Open class. The eight-lapper went down to the last second as Arunagiri fended off areas of strength for a from the Petronas TVS Racing sets of Ahamed and Jagan Kumar, and Rajiv Sethu (Idemitsu Honda SK69 Racing), other than colleague and early pioneer Mathana Kumar.

Arunagiri kept his brains going to pull off a justified win with Sethu and Ahamed close behind him. Mathana, however completing fifth, kept his lead in the focuses table with a count of 126, in front of Sethu (109) and Arunagiri (104).

The Novice race was a heart-plug with about six riders in the blend and battling for platform spots. They alternated to lead, however at last, it was Rohan who pulled ahead to win from Hubballi’s Sarvesh Balappa (Axor Sparks Racing) and Vignesh Goud (Hyderabad). However without a success this end of the week, Sarvesh got adequate focuses to take his count to 157 for an unassailable lead in the title standings.

Prior, beginning from shaft position, Lani Zena Fernandez combat with Mumbai’s Jagruti Penkar (Axor Sparks Racing) all through the five laps as the two traded the lead. In the last lap, Lani took a conclusive action to recover the lead which she breast fed to the completion for her most memorable success of the time. Nearby challenger Jagathrishree (Pacer Yamaha) came in third, in front of Ann Jennifer (Alpha Racing).

With a round to go, Ann (72) drives Jagruthi (63) on the focuses table while reigning champ Ryhana Bee (Pacer Yamaha) had one more deplorable trip as she crashed in the absolute first lap which overloaded her to 6th in the title.

In the Petronas TVS One-Make Championship, Aditi Krishnan from Bengaluru scored her fourth sequential win in the Girls (Apache RTR 200) classification while Chiranth Vishwanath from Bengaluru scored a twofold to stay unbeaten after eight races and four rounds in the ‘ookie class.

Mumbai’s Raheesh Mudassar Khatri likewise kept a twofold for eight successes in as numerous excursions in the Novice (CBR 150) class of the Idemitsu Honda India Talent Cup.

Temporary outcomes (each of the 6 laps except if referenced): Public Championship – Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open (Race-2, 8 laps): 1. KY Ahamed (Chennai, Petronas TVS Racing) (15min, 12.117secs); 2. Deepak Ravikumar (Chennai, Petronas TVS Racing) (15:12.208); 3. Rajini Krishnan (Chennai, RACR Castrol Power1) (15:22.655).

Hubballi’s Sarvesh Balappa, with five wins this season, warmed up for the weekend’s double-header by grabbing pole position in the Novice (Stock 165cc) class as the 4th round of the Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship 2022 commenced at the Madras International Circuit.

— IANS (@ians_india) September 9, 2022

Favorable to Stock 165cc Open (Race-2, 8 laps): 1. Prabhu Arunagiri (Chennai, Pacer Yamaha) (15:46.872); 2. Rajiv Sethu (Chennai, Idemitsu Honda SK69 Racing) (15:47.054); 3. KY Ahamed (Chennai, Petronas TVS Racing) (15:47.342).

Amateur (Stock 165cc, Race-2): 1. Rohan Ramesh (Coimbatore, Axor Sparks Racing) (13:06.392); 2. Sarvesh Balappa (Hubbali, Axor Sparks Racing) (13:06.633); 3. P Vignesh Goud (Pvt, Hyderabad) (13:07.152).

Young ladies (Stock 165cc, 5 laps): 1. Lani Zena Fernandez (Puducherry, RACR Castrol Power1) (10:58.104); 2. Jagruti Penkar (Mumbai, Axor Sparks Racing) (10:58.298); 3. Jagathishree (Chennai, Pacer Yamaha) (11:05.958).

Idemitsu Honda India Talent Cup – NSF 250R (Race-2, 10 laps): 1. Kavin Quintal (Chennai) (18:25.485); 2. Mohsin P (Malappuram) (18:46.045); 3. Shyam Sundar (Chennai) (18:46.212).

Amateur (CBR 150, Race-2): 1. Raheesh Mudassar Khatri (Mumbai) (12:55.276); 2. Siddesh Sawant (Kolhapur) (12:55.991); 3. Rajender Beedani (Jangaon) (13:12.555).

Hornet 2.0 (Support occasion, Race-2): 1. Allwin Xavier (Thrissur) (13:30.607); 2. G Balaji (Chennai) (13:31.402); 3. Romario John (Chennai) (13:31.405).

Petronas TVS One-Make Championship – Open (Apache RR 310, Race-1): 1. Rahil Pillarisetty (Hyderabad) (11:43.069); 2. P. Ananthraj (Chennai) (11:43.111); 3. Venkatesan I (Chennai) (11:44.644). Race-2: 1. Rahil Pillarisetty (Hyderabad) (11:46.580); 2. Mohan Babu P (Chennai) (11:49.351); 3. Ananthraj P (Chennai) (11:49.353).

Youngster (Apache RTR 200, Race-2): 1. Chiranth Vishwanath (Bengaluru) (12:36.605); 2. Abdul Basim RS (Chennai) (12:44.161); 3. Shreyas Hareesh (Bengaluru) (12:52.597);