Coimbatore, Nov 13 (NationPress) After months of intense competition and nail-biting finishes, the FMSCI National Racing Championship is gearing up for its grand finale at Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore on November 15 and 16.

Now in its 28th edition, this championship is recognized as India’s oldest racing event. Excitingly, the legendary American racing figure, Freddie Spencer, a three-time MotoGP World Champion and MotoGP Hall of Fame inductee, will be present for the race weekend.

From newcomers striving for their first podium to experienced pros vying for championship titles, the finale promises thrilling races across various categories: LGB Formula 4, Novice Cup, Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup, and the innovative Levitas Cup. Additionally, the event will host the penultimate round of the FIA-certified Formula 4 Indian Championship, as part of the Indian Racing Festival 2025.

India's leading single-seater category, LGB Formula 4, is also the most established class in the National Racing Championship, serving as a crucial bridge between karting and formula racing. It remains the cornerstone of Indian single-seater racing, rigorously testing drivers' skill, precision, and racecraft.

After Round 2, Diljith TS (Dark Don Racing) is in the lead with 53 points, closely followed by Dhruvh Goswami (MSport Racing) with 45 points and Mehul Agarwal (Dark Don Racing) with 28 points. The strong performances from experienced racers at Kari Motor Speedway have kept the championship highly competitive as the final round approaches to decide the 2025 National Champion.

The FIA-certified Formula 4 Indian Championship, part of the Indian Racing Festival (IRF), is set to return to Kari for its penultimate round, showcasing a highly competitive lineup. Notable contenders include Kenyan Shane Chandaria (Chennai Turbo Riders), French driver Sachel Rotge (Kichcha’s Kings Bengaluru), South African Luviwe Sambudla (Goa Aces JA Racing), India’s Ishaan Madesh (Kolkata Royal Tigers), and Saishiva Sankaran (Speed Demons Delhi).

The championship continues to feature exhilarating wheel-to-wheel racing, with all drivers competing in identical Ligier JS F422 cars, making driver talent the focal point of performance.

The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup, sponsored by [sponsor], is expected to be the season's highlight as competitors on the powerful GT-R650 bikes prepare for an intense Pro-Am battle in the final round. In the Professional category, Bengaluru’s Anish Shetty is in the lead with 57 points, while defending champion Navaneeth Kumar from Puducherry holds second place with 36 points, closely followed by Kayan Patel from Mumbai with 34 points.

In the Amateur division, Bryan Nicholas from Puducherry leads with 69 points, ahead of Johring Warisa from Umrangso with 45 points and Kabir Sahoch from Vadodara with 33 points.

The GT-R650S have delivered thrilling slipstream battles throughout the season, and as two races remain, fans can anticipate high-speed duels, strategic maneuvers, and aggressive racing until the very end.

The Levitas Cup, India’s newest single-make racing series, launched this season with performance-tuned Maruti Suzuki Ignis cars. Featuring 14 skilled drivers across rookie and gentlemen classes, the championship has showcased close, skill-focused racing.

As the final weekend nears, the Rookie title race remains wide open, with Ashwin Pugalagiri from Madurai and Balaji Raju from Chennai tied at 32 points, while Nihal Singh from Gurgaon trails closely with 27.

In the Gentlemen category, Jai Prashanth Venkat from Coimbatore leads with 38 points, followed by Ram Charan with 28, and Yokeshwaran Krishnavelu with 21, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion.

The Novice Cup, India’s entry-level single-seater racing series, has acted as a platform for emerging talent. The last two rounds featured tight, wheel-to-wheel competition in 1300cc Swift-powered cars. After Round 2, Abhijit Vadavalli (Momentum Motorsports) leads the championship with 34 points, just ahead of Lokithlingeash Ravi (DTS Racing) with 32, and Prathik Ashok (DTS Racing) with 28.

With only six points separating the top three, the final weekend promises fierce battles where consistency, composure, and a flawless race start could prove crucial, as even a minor mistake could alter the outcome.