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MRF MoGrip FMSCI National Supercross Championship: Round 4 to be held on September 5-6

Close to 100 riders including Asian Supercross participants like KP Aravind, Tanveer AW and Rugved Barguje expected to take to the track at Hyderabad

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Overdrive|Sep 04, 2015, 16:44:12 IST

The fourth round of the MRF MoGrip FMSCI National Supercross Championship will be held in Hyderabad on September 5 and 6. The 16th edition of the series kicked-off at Ahmedabad earlier this year, with subsequent rounds at Coimbatore and Chennai. Close to a 100 entries are expected at the fourth round which will be held at Hyderabad.

Riders like KP Aravind, Tanveer AW and Rugved Barguje, who have participated in Asian Supercrosses held in Sri Lanka and the UAE, will be taking to the track for this round of the Supercross Championship. And for riders below the ages of 15, there is the newly introduced Junior SX.

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The categories for the event are:

• SX 1 " Foreign Open, Group A, two/four-stroke (up to 250cc two-stroke and 500cc four-stroke)

• SX 2 " Foreign Open, Group A, two/four-stroke (up to 250cc two-stroke and 500cc four-stroke)

• Junior SX " Open to Group A/B/C/D (up to 260cc)

• Indian Expert Class " Group B, two/four-stroke (up to 260cc)

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• Indian Expert Class " Group C, two/four-stroke (up to 260cc)

• Expert Class " Group C, two/four-stroke, up to 260cc)

• Novice Class" Group C, two/four-stroke, up to 260cc)

• Locals Class

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First Published:Sep 04, 2015, 16:44:12 IST
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