Bajaj conducts Festival of Speed in Pune

    Six Pulsar RS200 owners have been selected to compete in the grand finale, which will be held on April 16 in Chennai.

    Published On Mar 29, 2016 07:00:00 PM

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    Bajaj conducts Festival of Speed in Pune

    Bajaj Auto conducted a speed biking event called the 'Festival of Speed' in Pune. Hosted at Downtown Racing, Bhawani Nagar, Kharadi, Pune, the event gave Pulsar owners a chance to indulge in professional track racing.

    Skateboarding, bicycle motocross, stunt shows, and DJ performances were also part of the event. Races were open to all owners of Pulsar bikes of 200cc and above, and six Pulsar RS200 owners have been chosen to participate in the grand finale that will be held at Madras Motor Race Track (MMRT), Chennai on April 16. Finalists from Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune, Mumbai and Chennai will be selected, who will then receive professional training from experts before the grand finale. The winner will be awarded with the first Pulsar Cup of the country along with prize money of Rs 1 lakh.

    Commenting on this new initiative, Sumeet Narang, vice president (Marketing), Bajaj Auto Ltd said, “Conceptualising India’s first speed biking festival is an offering for the sports biking enthusiast in the country. We hope to engage over 40,000 riders/enthusiasts across the country through the mega show this year. More than speed, Pulsar is also about adrenaline and fun and hence the festival has been so designed.”

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