Suzuki Gixxer Cup Round 5 concludes at Buddh International Circuit

Suzuki Motorcycle India completed its inaugural season of the Suzuki Gixxer Cup at the Buddh International Circuit in the presence of 1993 500cc Grand Prix World Champion Kevin Schwantz. The Suzuki Gixxer Cup is a one make race championship organized by MMSC and approved by FMSCI which is divided in five rounds in Kari Motor Speedway Coimbatore, Madras Motor Race Track Chennai and now Buddh International Circuit (BIC) Greater Noida.

BIC hosted the grand finale, after the final four races of the 2015 Championship. More than 800 customers and fans rode to the circuit. They also participated in a lucky draw where almost 200 prizes were given out to Suzuki patrons.

The Open category (Above 23 years) saw Meka Vidhuraj pull out his trump cards and take both the wins by a noticeable margin, leaving Kamlesh, Rajinikanth and Ananth Raj battling for their place on the podium.

The Open Championship was won by Ananth Raj, who increased his margin over Abhishek V, who took Runner Up despite a crash in Race 1 and a mid-field finish in Race 2. Meka was the surprise holder of the 2nd Runner Up Trophy due to his successful stint in both races this weekend.

The Novice Races also had a double win by Vishwadev Muraleedharan, with Amarnath Menon coming 2nd and 7th in the two races. The rest of the podium spots were filled by Ajeesh, Simranjeet and Sebastian.

Both Open and Novice Champions go home with Suzuki Gixxer SF and Suzuki Gixxer motorcycles respectively, while the 2nd and 3rd positions take cash prizes of Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 10,000 each.

Below are the results from all 4 races of Round 5:

1. Open Race 1