TVS Nepal Honors Nepali Riders After Dominant Podium Finish at ARE GP Grand Finale
TVS Nepal has awarded the Nepali riders in recognition of their standout performance at the ARE GP Grand Finale, where three competitors from the country delivered an impressive showing at the Madras International Circuit in Chennai, India, securing top podium finishes against some of the region’s strongest talent.
After qualifying through ARE GP Nepal, the riders stepped onto the international stage and rose to the occasion, confidently tackling the circuit’s tight corners and high-speed sections with precision and control.
Their efforts translated into strong results—Abhinav Raj Malla clinched 1st place in the 200cc category, Deelip Danuwar secured 1st place in the 310cc category, while Sujan Thapa Magar finished 2nd in the 160cc category.
This achievement builds on the momentum of the debut edition of the TVS Apache Racing Experience (ARE GP), which successfully concluded on January 23, 2026.
The championship featured a professionally designed circuit with 10 challenging corners, where riders were evaluated based on their fastest lap times. Divided into three categories—160cc, 200cc, and 310cc—the competition ensured a level playing field across different performance segments.
The performance highlights the growing impact of the ARE GP platform, which continues to create opportunities for emerging riders to compete beyond domestic circuits.
By bridging local talent with international racing environments, the initiative is helping shape a new generation of competitive motorsport athletes from Nepal.
Speaking on the achievement, Mr. Akhil Gupta, Executive Director, Jagdamba Motors, said, “We are incredibly proud to see Nepali riders deliver such outstanding performances at the ARE GP Grand Finale. Their achievement reflects not only their individual dedication and talent, but also the growing strength of Nepal’s motorsports ecosystem. Through platforms like TVS Apache Racing Experience, we remain committed to nurturing young racing talent and creating opportunities for them to compete and excel on international circuits.”
