Chiranth makes history as the first Indian to secure a victory in Motegi.

Chiranth Vishwanath, an 18-year-old racer from Bengaluru, has made history by becoming the first Indian to secure a victory at the renowned Mobility Resort Motegi racetrack in Japan. Competing in the third round of the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship, Vishwanath not only clinched a win but also achieved a commendable fourth-place finish in the TVS Asia Championship category.

During the official practice sessions, Vishwanath showcased his skills by qualifying in fourth place, setting the stage for an exciting race. Riding his TVS Apache RR 310, he took the lead right from the start of Race-1. However, the race took a challenging turn on the fifth lap when he was involved in a collision with another competitor, causing him to drop to fifth position. Demonstrating remarkable resilience, Vishwanath made a stunning comeback, overtaking three riders in the final lap to secure his first victory of the championship.

Chiranth's achievements at the ARRC Round-3 not only highlight his talent but also mark a significant milestone for Indian motorsport on an international stage. As he prepares for future competitions, his recent success serves as an inspiration for aspiring racers in India and beyond.