In the Senior Open, Goa resident “ Niazam Ahmed, topped the time sheets with a blistering pace
of 35.403, well ahead of 2nd place Akshay Hede also from Goa who lapped at 35.98 seconds.
The newly introduced Senior Amateur drew in the largest participation, with 42 participants,
mostly all from Goa. Nickson Shiva topped the qualifying with a laptime of 36.424
The GOAN NETWORK
Margao
The JK Tyre IndiKarting National Series received an enthusiastic response in Goa, as the 5th round
of National Series brought karting back to the state after a period of seven years. India’s largest karting series saw 118 entries at the time of closing, with more entries stillexpected.
The extremely hot weather at one of India’s best 4 stroke karting circuits “ Go A Karting circuit,
was not enough to deter the enthusiasm of the participants eagerly awaiting the chance to race after so long.
In the Senior Open, Goa resident “ Niazam Ahmed, topped the time sheets with a blistering pace
of 35.403, well ahead of 2nd place Akshay Hede also from Goa who lapped at 35.98 seconds.
The newly introduced Senior Amateur drew in the largest participation, with 42 participants,
mostly all from Goa. Nickson Shiva topped the qualifying with a laptime of 36.424. The eliminations for all the categories will happen on Sunday with the Pro Cadet and Pro Senior expected to be the main draws. Aanjan Patodia of Pune leads the Pro Senior Cateory, while
Hoshmand Elavia from Mumbai leads in the Pro Cadet. The main finals of all the category will be conducted from 5pm onwards on Sunday.
