Volkswagen Motorsport India

After three successful seasons of its premier one-make racing championship with the Race Ameo, Volkswagen Motorsport India bid an emotional farewell to its creation at the Madras Motor Race Track in Chennai this weekend with the Ameo Super Race.

Volkswagen Motorsport India (VMI) is going back its roots by bringing back the famed VW Polo Cup for the 2020 season of its one-make championship. For the uninitiated, VMI started off its journey with the Polo Cup India back in 2010.

Hyderabad's Jeet Jhabakh becomes the first-ever Volkswagen Ameo Class National Champion, while Bangladeshi rookie Aiman Sadat claims his maiden Junior Category championship title in his debut season.

With a total of 357 points now (23 more than his immediate rival Pratik Sonawane), Saurav Bandyopadhyay gets one step closer to winning this year's title as only two more races are left in the 2019 season.

Despite incessant rainfall over the weekend, both rookies & experienced drivers of the Ameo Class drove with great skill to end the penultimate round of the 2019 season. Newcomer Siddharth Mehdiratta managed to claim his first-ever set of podium finishes on the same weekend.

The Ameo Class competitors once again found themselves back at the Madras Motor Race Track (MMRT) in Chennai for Round 3. Polesitter Saurav Bandyopadhyay (#4) emerged victorious in Round 3 opener, followed by Shubhomoy Ball (#19) in P2 & Pratik Sonawane (#7) in P3

In perhaps one of the most exciting races of Round 3 of the MRF National Racing Championship, Saurav Bandyopadhyay (#4) secured his first Ameo Class victory of the season. With reverse-grid in effect, the winner of Race 1, Pratik Sonawane (#7), started Race 2 from P12.

After losing out on his maiden victory in the Ameo Class season opener last month, Pratik Sonawane comes back into the game with a big win at the Madras Motor Race Track (MMRT) in Chennai.

The inaugural round of the Ameo Class in the 2019 MRF INCRC drew to a close in Coimbatore with its fair share of highs and lows. While Race 2 proved to be beneficial for the Bangladesh duo, Jhabakh snatched victory in Race 3.

After hosting the first championship round in February 2019, the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship (INCRC) resumed in Coimbatore this weekend at the Kari Motor Speedway.