Sarthak scores fighting win, Jagathishree scores a grand triple
Starting from third on the grid, 18-year-old Sarthak survived some close calls and contacts with pole-sitter, Hyderabad's Rahil Pillarisetty (RACR Castrol Power1), who eventually finished third behind Chennai teenager Johann Reeves Emmanuel (Motul KTM Gusto Racing India) to win an incident-filled 10-lap race.
Later, One Racing's Jagathishree Kumaresan, the 21-year-old from Chennai, won all three races she took part in. The defending champion won both her outings in the Girls' Stock 165cc category of the National Championship and, in between, topped the women's race in the Petronas TVS India One-Make Championship.
The results (Provisional – all 10 laps unless mentioned): National C'ship: Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open (Race-1): 1. Sarthak Chavan (Petronas TVS Racing) 12:11.514s; 2. Johann Reeves Emmanuel (Motul KTM Gusto Racing India) 12:13.197; 3. Rahil Pillarisetty (RACR Castrol Power1) 12:14.197.
Pro-Stock 165-200cc Open (Race-1): 1. Savion Sabu (Mad Rabbit Racing) 13:15.722; 2. P.M. Soorya (LGE Racing) 13:15.784; 3. Senthilkumar (RDX Torque Racing) 13:16.156.
Super Stock 165cc Intermediate (Race-1): 1. Raj Kumar (Motul Sparks Racing) 14:01.641; 2. Mohammed Samrul Zubair (Motul Sparks Racing) 14:08.520; 3. Kamal Navas (Rockers Racing) 14:22.495.
Stock 301-400cc (Novice, Race-1, 3 laps): 1. Mohamed Mikail (Mad Rabbit Racing) 4:03.706; 2. Varun Patil (Mad Rabbit Racing) 4:05.823; 3. Raivat Dhar (MAI Racing) 4:06.348.
Stock 165cc (Novice, Race-1, 4 laps): 1. Amit Prasad (Mad Rabbit Racing) 6:00.854; 2. Lal Nunsunga (Motul Sparks Racing) 6:00.884; 3. Hari Haran (RACR Castrol Power1) 6:00.958.
Girls (Stock 165cc, Race-1, 3 laps): 1. Jagathishree Kumaresan (One Racing) 4:28.857; 2. Lani Zena Fernandez (RACR Castrol Power1) 4:37.835; 3. Saima Ajaz Baig (KYT Helmet ISBK Racing) 4:38.480.
Race-2 (8 laps): 1. Jagathishree Kumaresan 11:53.637; 2. Ryhana Bee (KYT Helmet ISBK Racing) 11:53.817; 3. Ann Jennifer (Motul Sparks Racing) 11:58.437.
Petronas TVS India One-Make Championship: Expert (Apache RR 310) (Race-1): 1. P. Mohan Babu 12:58.967; 2. Manoj Yesuadiyan 13:02.937; 3. G. Balaji 13:06.195.
Women (RTR 200, 8 laps): 1. Jagathishree Kumaresan 11:49.700; 2. S.P. Shuria 12:03.542; 3. Sarah Khan 12:15.987.
Rookie (RTR 200, Race-1): 1. Hari Haran 14:47.447; 2. A. Joshua 15:01.602; 3. Steve Waugh Sugi 15:01.775.
Idemitsu Honda India Talent Cup: Honda CB 300F (Race-1): 1. B.A. Tejash (Tumakuru) 14:07.625; 2. Raivat Dhar 14:08.219; 3. Amit Prasad 14:14.584.
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