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Prem Khandle Crowned Champion of 2026 FIM Moto Mini India Series

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Sep 30, 2026, 02:53 IST

Maharashtra’s Prem Khandle has secured the overall title in the 2026 FIM Moto Mini India Series, earning a spot to represent India at the upcoming World Series in Valencia, Spain.

Prem Khandle Crowned Champion of 2026 FIM Moto Mini India Series

Prem Khandle has claimed the top honors in the 2026 FIM Moto Mini India Series, showcasing exceptional skill throughout a demanding three-round competition held in Bengaluru. The young rider from Palghar, Maharashtra, outperformed a competitive field of emerging talent to secure the overall title, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning racing career.

The series, which served as a vital proving ground for riders aged 10 to 14, concluded after a rigorous schedule of ten races between September 25 and 27. Following Khandle’s impressive performance, Rian Sarath from Chennai secured the second position, while Coimbatore’s Rithin Sai A rounded out the podium in third place.

A Pathway to International Competition

The FIM Moto Mini India Series is designed as a structured development platform, specifically aimed at nurturing the next generation of motorcycle racers. By providing a professional environment for young athletes to hone their craft, the series bridges the gap between domestic talent and the global stage. The intensity of the ten-race format ensured that only the most consistent and technically proficient riders rose to the top of the standings.

With the domestic series now concluded, the focus shifts to the international arena. As part of the rewards for their top-tier performances, Khandle and runner-up Rian Sarath have earned the opportunity to represent India at the FIM Moto Mini World Series. This prestigious event is scheduled to take place in Valencia, Spain, from November 22 to 26. The competition will be held in the lead-up to the final round of the FIM MotoGP, offering these young riders a unique chance to compete on a world-class platform.