Key Points

The National Motorcycle Drag Racing Championship's second round saw Alimon Saidalvi emerge as the undisputed champion in the premier unrestricted category. His breathtaking performance, clocking a sub-eight second run at 235.75 kmph, solidified his reputation as a top-tier racer. Shahrukh Khan also made significant waves by sweeping multiple categories with impressive victories. The championship's final rounds in December promise to be an exciting culmination of this high-octane racing season.

Key Points: Alimon Saidalvi Dominates National Motorcycle Drag Racing C'ship

  • Alimon Saidalvi clinches unrestricted class with stunning performance
  • Syed Mateen wins Best Tuner award for second consecutive round
  • Shahrukh Khan sweeps multiple motorcycle racing categories
  • Final two championship rounds set for December at same venue
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National Motorcycle Drag Racing C'ship: Alimon Saidalvi tops premier unrestricted category

Bengaluru rider Alimon Saidalvi wins premier unrestricted class with record-breaking 235.75 kmph speed at Madras International Circuit

"A sub-eight second dash that defined championship excellence - Race Commentary"

Chennai, Sep 28

Alimon Saidalvi of fast track racing India produced a blistering run to clinch the title in the premier unrestricted class in the second round of the fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Drag Racing Championship 2025, at the Madras International Circuit on Sunday.

The Bengaluru-based rider from Palakkad, Saidalvi, who was the 2022 Indian National champion in the Unrestricted class, broke through in style with a sub-eight second dash and a top speed of 235.75 kmph to emerge the fastest rider of Round 2. His tuner Syed Mateen of Bengaluru also bagged the Best Tuner award for the second round in a row. Shahrukh Khan once again became the fastest rider in the Indian Bikes section.

Mantra Racing's star rider Muddappa, who has been the dominant force in the sport, still came away with a double, topping both the 1051 to 1650cc and the 851 to 1050cc classes.

The day, however, belonged to Shahrukh Khan, also of Mantra Racing. The Mumbai youngster, who had announced himself in the opening round with two wins and a runner-up finish, went one better in Round-2 with a clean sweep across three categories. He won the 361 to 550cc Single Cylinder class, the Twin Cylinder class, and added the 2-Stroke up to 130cc crown.

The final two rounds will be run together in December at the same venue to decide the National titles.

- IANS

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Sarah B
Shahrukh Khan is on fire! Three wins in one round - that's some serious talent. Mumbai representing well in motorsports. The future of Indian racing looks bright with these young riders. 🏍️💨
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Priya S
Good to see drag racing getting more attention in India. But I wish there was more media coverage and TV broadcasting. These athletes deserve more recognition for their incredible skills and hard work.
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Vikram M
Muddappa may not have won the premier class, but still dominating two categories shows his class and consistency. True champion material! The December finals are going to be epic at MIC Chennai.
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Michael C
Impressive speeds! 235 kmph on two wheels takes serious courage and skill. Safety standards at these events must be top-notch though. Hope the organizers are ensuring proper safety measures for these brave riders.
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Rohit P
Bengaluru boys making us proud! Alimon from Palakkad and Syed Mateen both from Bengaluru - our city's racing scene is really growing. Wish I could attend the December rounds at Madras Circuit. 🔥

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