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High-Octane Drama And Teenage Brilliance Light Up Kari Motor Speedway As Aris Kyriakou Completes A Perfect Round 1 Of F4 Indian Championship

National, September 13: The Indian Racing Festival 2026, powered by JK Tyre, got off to a thrilling start at the Kari Motor Speedway (KMS) in Coimbatore, with the opening round of the F4 Indian Championship - one of the flagship championships under the festival; delivering three action-packed races and a closely contested battle for the top honours. Aris Kyriakou emerged as the standout performer…

High-Octane Drama And Teenage Brilliance Light Up Kari Motor Speedway As Aris Kyriakou Completes A Perfect Round 1 Of F4 Indian Championship

The Indian Racing Festival 2026 kicked off at Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore with a thrilling F4 Indian Championship, the flagship event of the festival. Aris Kyriakou stood out with two runner-up finishes and a victory in Race 3, securing the top spot after the opening round. Seven different drivers claimed podium finishes, showcasing the intense competition.

South African Luviwe Sambudla made an early impact, finishing first in Race 1 ahead of Kyriakou by 2.245 seconds, despite a mid-race safety car attempt. Young Singaporean Aaron Mehta secured the podium as pole-sitter for his debut, but he couldn't maintain his pace and finished third. Aryan Narola, also fifteen, won Race 2 from pole, becoming the second-youngest winner in the championship's history.

In Race 3, Kyriakou showcased his consistency, edging out pressure from Mahlori Mabunda and Mehta to finish first. Mehta took third, with Sambudla and Das rounding out the podium. The championship's second round will continue at Kari Motor Speedway, with Kyriakou poised to build on his strong performance.

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