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MRF Challenge: Are You The Next Champion
MRF has strongly been involved in the international rallying scene, and it believes its time to get the young racers up to the mark. The MRF Challenge 2012, will now provide the perfect breeding ground for upcoming racers in India.
The MRF Challenge single seater cars will be powered by a 2.0 liter Renault engine. The engine will be mated to a six speed sequential gearbox, from Hewland, the British engineering company, which specializes in racing car gearboxes.
The chassis is secured from Italian Chassis manufacturer Dallara Automobili, who is well known for producing the fastest, safest racing cars with the highest of standards of build quality. Some of Dallara's clients are Formula 3, IndyCar, GP2 and more.
MRF will be involved in providing high performance racing tyres. The final spark, in the MRF single seater, will be provided by the legendary Indian tuner J Anand.
The MRF Challenge 2012 will witness four rounds. The first two rounds, will be held as support races. The first MRF Challenge race will be held at the 2012 Indian Grand Prix at Buddh. The second race, will also be held at BIC during the Indian round of FIA GT1 championship. For the last two rounds, the racers will head back to the Madras Motor Racing Track, Sriperumbudur.
Thus, would this challenge, eventually be the breeding ground, which would give birth to an Indian Formula1 Champion? At least for now, there is something to look forward from the MRF Challenge 2012. For sure, the racers will be treated to fast single seater cars with highest standard of build quality and good price money.
MRF Challenge 2012 Tentative Dates:
Round
1:
Support
Race
for
2012
Indian
Grand
Prix
(Between
October
26
and
28)
Round
2:
Support
Race
for
2012
FIA
GT1
Championship
(Between
November
30
and
December
2)
Round
3
First
Weekend
of
February
2013
Round
4:
Second
Weekend
of
February
2013
MRF Challenge Prize Money:
INR
30
lakhs
Championship
Winner
INR
20
lakhs
1st
Runner-up
INR
15
lakhs
2nd
Runner-up