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Team Petronas TVS Racing’s racer scorches the primary two phases to take a 21-second lead over his teammate and nearest rival Abdul Waheed Tanveer
Team Petronas TVS Racing’s racer scorches the primary two phases to take a 21-second lead over his teammate and nearest rival Abdul Waheed Tanveer
Team Petronas TVS Racing’s R.E. Rajendra performed it easy and protected within the final two phases to emerge the general winner of the MRF MoGrip 2W Rally of Coimbatore, the third spherical of the FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship, organized by the Coimbatore Auto Sports Club, at Kethanur on Sunday.
It was solely six months in the past that Rajendra beat the most effective at this very terrain. And, he was in no temper to calm down as he scorched the primary two phases to take a 21-second lead over his teammate and nearest rival Abdul Waheed Tanveer.
The latter knew he had a activity in hand going into the ultimate loop, however then the previous saved his cool to complete on prime.
“I am quite pleased with my finish. It was a good day for me despite a slippery track. It was fast-paced as well,” mentioned an exhausted Rajendra, who was on a RTR 450.
Rivals on the terrain, however good mates off it. Team Petronas TVS Racing’s R.E. Rajendra (left) and Abdul Waheed Tanveer in a relaxed temper after the Rally of Coimbatore.
| Photo Credit: Rayan Rozario
He was joyful that his bike withstood the terrain challenges as a lot as he did.
Tanveer mentioned that he gave 100 per cent on this quick observe. “I pushed myself as much as I could. The first two stages I could not do much as my body was yet to get tuned to the condition. Later, when it got adjusted, I went full throttle.”
“My body is like a diesel engine and I need to convert it to the petrol version so that I can challenge from the start,” he added.
B. Selvaraj, Team TVS Racing GM, was equally thrilled with the outcomes. “It was expected as the boys and the bikes are in good shape. There’s still some catching up to do in the overall championship table and, we hope to be there soon.”
Interestingly, to protect the ecology and preserve sustainability, pointers have been adopted by segregation of waste generated throughout the occasion
The outcomes (provisional): Overall: 1. R.E. Rajendra (Petronas TVS Racing); 2. Abdul Waheed Tanveer (Petronas TVS Racing); 3. Samuel Jacob (Petronas TVS Racing).