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RACR riding school set for May 21-23 at Madras International Circuit

Registrations are open for RACR, with limited slots available.
1 min read•22 Apr '26
Ved Janve
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RACR riding school set for May 21–23 at Madras International Circuit

Rajini Krishnan’s RACR (Rajini Academy of Competitive Racing) has announced its next academy and track days session at the Madras International Circuit (MIC) in Chennai. The programme will run over three days from May 21 to 23 and cater to riders across all skill levels.

1. Level 1 & 2 training and one-on-one coaching offered
2. Open track days available alongside academy sessions
3. Limited number of bikes and riding gear available for rent

RACR May 21-23 academy details

Registrations now open with limited slots and rental gear available

The upcoming RACR school will include Level 1 and Level 2 training programmes, designed for riders ranging from beginners to more experienced participants. The academy will also offer one-on-one coaching sessions for more focused rider development.

Alongside the structured training, RACR will host open track days, giving riders the opportunity to spend dedicated time on track without instruction.

Registrations are currently open, with limited slots available. Participants who do not have their own equipment can opt for rental motorcycles and riding gear, though availability is limited. For more details and to register, participants can contact RACR directly via phone, email, or through its official website.

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