Winning both the races on August 20, Hyderabad’s Anindith Reddy extended his domination in the MRF F1600 class.
It was smooth sailing for Reddy in both the races today as he put in a flawless performance to destroy the opposition as he more than made up for a disappointing outing on August 19 - when he finished fifth after being forced to pit early in the race for repairs on the nose cone.
While Chennai's Sandeep Singh came pretty close to Anindith in the beginning - it wasn't enough for him to displace the leader. Through out, both Sandeep and Anindith remained extremely competitive - with Korada and Arya edging close to each other - battling for the third spot. Korada managed to hold on to his lead over Arya. Sandeep, however remained behind the pole-sitter Anindith by 0.4 seconds.
With the fifth and concluding round to be run on September 16-17, Reddy, who leads Chennai’s Sandeep Kumar by 29 points, is well placed in the championship whose winner earns a ticket to the Mazda Road To Indy shootout in the United States later this year.
On the other hand, Arjun Narendran, the Coimbatore-based defending champion in the Indian Touring Cars category also completed a double as the fourth round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Racing Championship concluded at the Madras Motor Racetrack on August 20.
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