Buriram (Thailand), Nov 20 (IANS): Making a major mark on worldwide soil, the IDEMITSU Honda Racing India – a solo Indian group in FIM Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) completed the 2022 season on a optimistic be aware.

Showcasing constant efficiency and brining laurels to the nation, India’s ace rider Rajiv Sethu completed the ultimate race of Asia Production 250cc (AP250cc) class of ARRC in high 10.

After 18th place begin on the grid, Rajiv moved up by a place in lap 1 itself. Taking benefit of the moist race and few crashes, he continued to achieve positions and reached at tenth spot in Lap 8.

From thereon, he maintained optimistic momentum and crossed the chequered line at tenth place, thus including 6 factors in his kitty.

Meanwhile, immediately was a day of wrestle after which a large restoration for Senthil Kumar who after his seventh place begin went out of monitor in Lap 2. But Senthil confirmed his dedication and got here again on monitor with extra energy and a difficult spirit. Competing fiercely with the worldwide riders, Senthil completed immediately’s race at 14th place, attaining 2 factors.

After the ultimate spherical, Rajiv Sethu closes the 2022 championship with 37 factors ending within the high 15, whereas Senthil closes it with 13 factors. Overall Honda Racing India closed 2022 season in Top 10.

Expressing his views on the efficiency India rider Rajiv Sethu mentioned, “Today was the final race and I had no option other than delivering my best. With the wind and rainy weather, all our proportions and mathematics got changed. My focus was not to rush but maintain a steady position in the race. From my previous experience and training, I countered all the challenges and achieved points and positions for the team. Taking all the learnings home, I shall be practicing more and creating new strategies to mark another achievement for the team.”

Honda Racing India rider Senthil Kumar, “It was a tough and exciting race for me. The weather was not in favour which created hurdles for all the riders. My agenda was to avoid any mistakes and be on track to gain points for the team. I am happy with my today’s performance as I was able to compete well with all the challenges as well as the other experienced riders. We will be returning next season with enhanced strategies for better results.”