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APRC 2016 India Rally: Gaurav Gill leads after Leg 1 in Chikmagalur

Amittrajit Ghosh maintains lead in INRC class, with Karna Kadur second

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Overdrive|Dec 04, 2016, 22:33:15 IST

Gaurav Gill ended the first leg of the 2016 Coffee Day India Rally in a commanding position. The Team MRF Skoda driver, who has already sealed his second Asia Pacific Rally Championship title, took a lead that couldn't be challenged over the coffee plantation stages at Chikmagalur. Gill, co-driven by Glenn Macneall, has an overnight lead of 7min 33.6sec at the event. Cusco Racing's Michael Young is second in the APRC. The Indian driver now has the luxury of driving a conservative rally over the remaining four stages to be run on Monday. If...

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First Published:Dec 04, 2016, 22:33:15 IST
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