INDIAN MOTORSPORT
John Abraham joins India’s first superbike league as strategic advisor
John Abraham has been appointed as a strategic advisor to the Indian Superbike League for its establishment. The league will combine professional motorcycle racing with entertainment and motorcycle culture in India. ISBL is sanctioned by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India and will feature various competitive categories. The league aims to create opportunities for young riders and a sustainable motorsport ecosystem.
F1's India comeback is gathering speed, but the road to the starting grid is far from clear
Formula 1’s return to Africa has revived hopes of an Indian Grand Prix comeback, with talks involving Formula One Management, the Adani Group and the government gaining momentum. The bigger challenge is not convincing F1 of India’s market potential but fixing the tax, customs and policy problems that drove the race out in 2013, while finding space on an already crowded calendar.
As momentum builds for F1's India return, Pranav Adani makes ''personal'' visit to Singapore GP
Pranav Adani visited the Singapore Grand Prix in a personal capacity, attracting attention for India's Formula 1 prospects. The Adani Group has acquired Jaypee Group's assets, including the Buddh International Circuit, which previously hosted races. Karan Adani has expressed interest in reviving Formula 1 in India, with government support evident in task force formation. Significant financial and logistical challenges must be addressed for the return of the sport to India.
Indian prodigy Atiqa Mir joins Kart Republic, a launchpad for F1 stars
Atiqa Mir has joined the Kart Republic team mid-season, enhancing her promising career in karting. She aims to excel in the OKJ category by competing with top drivers worldwide. Dino Chiesa, the team's owner, praised her raw speed and significant potential for success. Previously, she achieved notable results, including qualifying for pole position in a competitive series.
Indians love Formula 1, would love to race there: Lando Norris
Lando Norris has shown interest in racing in India, acknowledging the nation's large fan base for Formula 1. The Indian government is working to bring back the race after it was discontinued in 2013. Talks have occurred between the Adani Group and Formula One Management regarding the Buddh Circuit. Significant renovation and costs are required before hosting the event can become a reality.
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Hero Motors shares list at 2% discount on IPO price
The Rs 1,000 crore Hero Motors IPO was a book-built issue comprising a fresh issue of 7.14 crore shares aggregating to Rs 600 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 4.76 crore shares worth Rs 400 crore. The IPO was priced in the range of Rs 79–Rs 84 per share, with a minimum lot size of 178 shares.
India’s first, largest indoor go-karting track is coming as CSML bags Rs 24 crore order
Complete Sports and Management India Ltd secured a significant ₹24 crore order. This project will develop India's first and largest indoor go-karting facility. The company will handle the complete design, development, and construction of the venue. This expansion highlights the growing demand for indoor entertainment experiences across India. The order strengthens CSML's position in the recreational infrastructure market.
Hero Motors IPO allotment likely today; Check GMP and other key details — Here’s how to check status online
Hero Motors IPO investors await allotment after the Rs 1,000 crore issue was subscribed 6.6 times. Retail, NII and QIB participation stood at 8.23, 9.86 and 1.49 times, respectively. With no current GMP, the stock may see a flat debut on September 23. Investors can check allotment through KFin Technologies, NSE or BSE.
Hero Motors IPO Day 3 GMP: Issue subscribed over 6x, GMP at 7%. Check details
Hero Motors IPO GMP Today: Hero Motors IPO saw strong investor demand, oversubscribing 6.66 times by the final day. The issue is currently commanding a 7% premium in the unofficial grey market. Proceeds will fund debt repayment and capacity expansion initiatives. The company plans to utilize funds for acquisitions and general corporate purposes. Analysts recommend a "Subscribe-Long Term" rating for this IPO.
F1 TV shifts gears: FanCode takes the wheel as India’s Formula 1 fan base races ahead
FanCode will become the sole platform for F1 TV Pro and F1 TV Premium subscriptions in India, giving Formula 1 fans access to live races, multi-camera streams, team radio, telemetry, documentaries and archive content. The move comes as Formula 1’s Indian fan base crosses nine crore. FanCode has broadcast F1 in India since 2024, with its agreement running through 2028.
Hero Motors IPO Day 2: GMP signals 16% listing gain. Should you subscribe?
Hero Motors’ Rs 1,000 crore IPO received healthy investor interest, reaching 1.39-times subscription on its first day, led by retail investors. Priced at Rs 79–Rs 84 per share, the issue carries a grey market premium of around Rs 13, suggesting a potentially positive listing.
Hero Motors IPO subscribed fully on Day 1 as GMP signals 23% listing premium. Should you bid for the Rs 1,000 cr offer?
Hero Motors IPO GMP: Hero Motors IPO opened for subscription on September 16, 2026, with strong investor demand. The issue garnered 1.38 times subscription on its first day of bidding. Anchor investors subscribed to shares worth Rs 299.99 crore at Rs 84 per share. The company plans to use IPO proceeds for debt repayment and capital expenditure. Hero Motors IPO is expected to list on NSE and BSE on September 23, 2026.
Hero Motors IPO Day 1: Check subscription status, GMP at 23%. Should you subscribe?
Hero Motors IPO opened for subscription on September 16 and was subscribed 17% on Day 1. The Rs 1,000 crore issue has a grey market premium of 23%, while brokerages cite its automotive technology portfolio and long-term growth potential.
Hero Motors IPO set to open; GMP signals 29% potential listing upside. Check key details
Hero Motors’ Rs 1,000-crore IPO opens on September 16 with a price band of Rs 79–Rs 84 per share. Its Rs 23 grey market premium suggests a potential 27% listing gain, while fresh proceeds will support debt repayment, capacity expansion and acquisitions.
Govt constitutes task force to bring back Formula 1 to India
A government task force will examine reviving Formula One and motorsports in India. This group will assess taxation issues and other growth challenges for the sector. It will also evaluate potential international and economic benefits of hosting motorsport events. The task force will identify infrastructure needs and policy frameworks for sustainable development. This initiative considers bringing Formula 1 back to the Buddh International Circuit.
NODWIN Gaming expands into mainstream sports with new division
NODWIN Gaming launches NODWIN Sports to build mainstream sporting properties and events. This new division will focus on new-age sports and mass-participation lifestyle events. Gurbaksh Singh Virdi has been appointed vice president to lead the expansion efforts. NODWIN Sports aims to leverage existing content and community engagement capabilities. The company seeks to become a broader youth entertainment and live experiences provider.
Ajith Kumar racing time today: When and where to watch Michelin Le Mans Cup live as Tamil Nadu CM Vijay plans to flags off Silverstone race
Ajith Kumar is set to compete in the Michelin Le Mans Cup race at Silverstone today, September 12, 2026. Here is the race start time in India, live streaming details, Ajith's team and co-driver, and the special role Tamil Nadu CM Vijay will play as he waves the ceremonial green flag.
India's racing sensation and F1 hopeful Atiqa Mir gets JK Tyre boost
JK Tyre has made a groundbreaking partnership with eleven-year-old karting star Atiqa Mir, who boasts a remarkable track record of international victories. By being the first Indian participant in the F1 Academy program, Atiqa follows in the footsteps of motorsport icons Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandhok. This collaboration underscores JK Tyre's ongoing commitment to fostering the next generation of racing talent.
Mahindra's Formula E stay a long-term strategy, not an up-and-down manufacturer cycle: Bertrand
Mahindra Racing will remain in Formula E through the Gen4 era until at least 2030, using the championship to develop electric vehicle technology. The team aims to transfer advances in software, powertrain efficiency and engineering expertise to Mahindra’s road cars.
Indian Superbike League launched with Ducati as motorcycle supplier
The Indian Superbike League (ISBL) has been launched to boost Indian motorsports, featuring franchised motorcycle racing across multiple cities. Set to begin later this year, the league aims to nurture home-grown talent, support technical expertise, and create career pathways. Ducati is among the suppliers, and over 400 riders have already registered, highlighting strong interest.
Meet India’s first female F4 racer Shriya Lohia. Her education, family and achievements
Shriya Lohia, a 16-year-old from Himachal Pradesh, has become India's first female Formula 4 driver, scoring points for Hyderabad Blackbirds. Starting karting at nine, she's earned over 30 podium finishes and several awards. Balancing racing with homeschooling, she aims for a Formula One career while excelling in multiple sports. Her achievements inspire aspiring female racers.
Indian motorsports great Indu Chandhok dies
Indu Chandhok, the "Godfather of Motor Sports in India," passed away at 93. He co-founded the Madras Motor Sports Club and the FMSCI, shaping Indian motorsports for over six decades as a competitor, organizer, and visionary. His legacy includes the development of the Madras International Circuit, a hub for Indian motorsports.
'Health of Indian motorsport has improved significantly over past five years'
Indian motorsport has seen significant growth over the past five years, but infrastructural support remains a challenge, says JK Tyre motorsport head Sanjay Sharma. The company has partnered with RPPL for the Indian Racing Festival, aiming to bring Formula 3 to India soon. Government recognition and increased sponsorship are positive signs.
Indian Racing Festival partners with FanCode to stream motorsports action in India
The Indian Racing Festival has partnered with FanCode to broadcast motorsports events in India, featuring the Indian Racing League and Formula 4 Indian Championship. The festival will introduce India's first night race on a street circuit in Chennai. Team owners include Sourav Ganguly, Arjun Kapoor, and John Abraham. The IRF aims to engage fans through live streams and exclusive content.
John Abraham becomes owner of Goa Aces in Indian Racing Festival 2024
John Abraham has taken ownership of the Goa Aces for the Indian Racing Festival 2024, joining other celebrity-owned teams. The event, from August to November 2024, will feature eight teams, including a historic night race in Chennai. Abraham aims to enhance Goa's status in the motorsports world.
Sourav Ganguly joins Indian Racing Festival as Kolkata Royal Tigers team owner
Indian Racing Festival, a premier motorsport event in India, prepares for its third season with Sourav Ganguly, former cricket captain, now owner of Kolkata Royal Tigers Racing. Created by Racing Promotions Pvt. Ltd., the festival features the Indian Racing League (IRL) and Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC), showcasing high-speed action from eight city-based teams. Ganguly’s involvement adds excitement and prestige, aiming to boost motorsport popularity in eastern India.
Formula E puts India back on world motorsport map but will it revive Indian motorsport?
Vicky Chandhok, who was heading the India motorsports federation when Formula 1 cars vroomed at the Buddh International Circuit for three seasons, aptly sums up the similarities (or the lack of) between the 'pinnacle of motor racing' and Formula E, an all electric racing series that has made rapid strides since its debut season in 2014.
FMSCI announces initiatives to revive motorsport, awaiting clarity from govt on restarting events
In a statement, it also announced a one year extension for the existing promoters of various national championships irrespective of whether the event was conducted in 2020. It also decided to fully waive permit fees for organisers of all status of events "if no sponsor is associated with the event", otherwise 50 percent of it will be charged.
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