Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup Returns for 2025 with Track-Ready GT-R650s, Registrations Open
All participants in the 2025 Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup will race on identical, track-ready GT-R650 motorcycles, ensuring fair and skill-based competition.
By Divyam Dubey
Royal Enfield has officially announced the 2025 edition of the Continental GT Cup, continuing its effort to promote motorcycle racing in India. First launched in 2021, the championship has become a key platform for young, amateur, and professional riders. Organised by the Chennai-based motorcycle brand, this year’s edition will be held across eight cities—Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Pune, Guwahati, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad. The Continental GT Cup 2025 is open to both amateur and professional participants. Interested riders can register online. Each city will host a two-day zonal round. On the first day, riders will receive training from the Royal Enfield Track School. The second day will feature timed trials, allowing racers to qualify for the national finals. This setup helps riders develop their skills before moving to the next stage.
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After the zonal rounds, 64 amateur riders and 50 professionals will be shortlisted for the final selection. This final round will be held at the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore from 3rd to 6th July 2025. Only the 24 fastest riders will earn a place on the final racing grid.
| CITY | VENUE | DATES |
| Guwahati | Warisa Estate, Sonapur | 10-May to 11-May |
| Noida | Formula 11 Track | 17-May to 18-May |
| Ahmedabad | Indikarting | 24-May to 25-May |
| Mumbai | Fortune Karting Raceway Hakone | 31-May to 1-Jun |
| Pune | Kartdrome | 7-Jun to 8-Jun |
| Hyderabad | Chicane Circuit | 14-Jun to 15-Jun |
| Bangalore | Meco Kartopia | 21-Jun to 22-Jun |
| Chennai | ECR Speedway Race Track | 28-Jun to 29-Jun |
The event will continue its Pro-Am race format, where amateurs and professionals compete on the same track. The popular Twin-Power Trophy will also return. It matches each amateur with a professional rider, creating a mentoring opportunity and improving race performance for newcomers.
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All racers will compete on identical, track-ready GT-R650 motorcycles provided by Royal Enfield. This ensures a level playing field, where results depend on rider skill, strategy, and focus. With its expanded city reach and rider-friendly format, the Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup 2025 aims to support India’s growing motorcycle racing community and discover new talent.
