Austin Gale

Austin start to the IAME Warrior Final was strong with a P12 in qualifying in his group (P45 out of 137 drivers overall) While the weekend was a steady climb, he just missed out the opportunity to qualify for the finals owing to bad weather that saw the final heat cancelled.

Toby Gale

Toby’s IAME Warrior Final was less than ideal with cancelled sessions that saw him exit the championship earlier than expected. Nevertheless, he made up good ground in the heats after a qualifying session ridden with technical issues but was penalized in 2 of the heats that, combined with bad weather leading to cancelled sessions, put him out of contention to qualify for the final.

Sara Matsui

The Williams Driver Academy driver, Sara Matsui, took part in the WSK FINAL CUP ROUND 2 in Cremona Circuit, Italy. Her weekend proved to be challenging - learning a different environment, tires, etc., ultimately leading to a rather quick departure from the championship.

Miki Koyama

Miki Koyama is set to participate in the Super Formula Test to be held at Suzuka on December 11th, 12th and 13th.

Sukhmani Khera

Sukhmani made her Junior Debut at the Valley Cup over the weekend at PFI under tricky weather conditions. She qualified in P7 for the final but fell back to 16th after an incident. She held onto P11 in the category.

Aishwarya Pissay

Aishwarya Pissay becomes the first and only Indian athlete to secure 3 world championship medals in motorsports. Over the weekend, she secured a third place in the 2024 FIM Bajas World Cup at Dubai International Baja.

Competing in the 450cc and Ladies’ classes, the Bengaluru rider faced technical challenges, including navigation system issues during the final round which kept her out of the final classification. Despite these setbacks, her points from earlier rounds were enough to secure her a second runner-up spot on the Bajas World Cup leaderboard, reinforcing her status as a pioneer in Indian motorsport.

Kush Maini

Kush Maini ran out of all the luck possible in Lusail at the penultimate round of the F2 Championship. During the session, he was given a 3-place grid penalty after qualifying for impeding Van Amersfoort Racing’s John Bennett. He had contact with Kimi Antonelli during the Sprint Race which led to a DNF. And in the feature race, after 2 unluckily timed safety cars, he finished a dull P14.

Ritomo Miyata

Miyata’s climb through the session was slow but sure. He started the weekend in P10 in the free practice session but lost pace in between to qualify P15. He climbed to P13 in the sprint race and further to P10 in the feature, where he scored a single point.

Kabir Anurag

Singaporean driver racing with Xcel Motorsport, Kabir Anurag, won Race 2 of the F4 UAE Trophy Series starting from P3. He finished P6 and P11 in Race 1 and 3 respectively, and currently sits P4 in the standings after round 1. There are 2 more rounds to go in 2 back-to-back weekends at Yas Marina Circuit.

Nooris Gafoor

Nooris Gafoor’s weekend at the F4 UAE Trophy Series was less than ideal, just missing out on grabbing points this round. The AGI driver qualified P13 and made up some ground to take the checkered flag in P11. In Race 2, a collison saw him drop from P9 and he made up 4 spots from P16 to finish P12 in the final race of the round.

Kullu Festival of Speed

The Kullu Festival of Speed organized by Himalayan Extreme Motorsports took place in Dhalpur. An autocross and motocross racing showcase that gathered nearly 130 participants to race across bikes, cars, and gypsies.