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Dhruvh Goswami crowned LGB F4 champion

Anish Shetty and Jai Prashanth Venkat win the Royal Enfield Continental GP Cup and Levitas Cup titles, respectively.

4 min read•17 Nov '25

The 2025 JK Tyre National Racing Championship (JKNRC) concluded with the third and final round held at Coimbatore’s Kari Motor Speedway. 18-year-old Dhruvh Goswami defeated Diljith TS to win the LGB F4 title, while Anish Shetty secured his second Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup title victory.

Lokithlingeash Ravi and Jai Prashanth Venkat took home the Novice Cup and Levitas Cup titles, respectively. Alongside the JKNRC, Kari Motor Speedway also hosted Round 3 of the F4 India Championship after the Indian Racing Festival calendar was tweaked earlier this month.

LGB F4

Heading into the finale, Goswami was trailing championship leader Diljith TS. But he delivered a dominant performance, winning three of the four races, to secure the 2025 LGB F4 title. Race 4, in particular, was a highlight. After starting from P7 on the grid, Goswami took the lead early in the race, but lost it briefly to Ruhaan Alva before regaining it to take a dominant win.

Monith Kumaran, meanwhile, won the LGB F4 rookie title.

LGB F4 Race 1 results

1. Dhruvh Goswami (MSport) – 19mins 58.578sec

2. Ruhaan Alva (MSport) – 19mins 59.261sec

3. Diljith TS (Dark Don Racing) – 20mins 00.012sec

LGB F4 Race 2 results

1. Mehul Agarwal (Dark Don Racing) – 24mins 20.393sec

2. Dhruvh Goswami (MSport) – 24mins 20.551sec

3. Ruhaan Alva (MSport) - 24mins 20.812sec

LGB F4 Race 3 results

1. Dhruvh Goswami (MSport) – 21mins 38.531sec

2. Ruhaan Alva (MSport) – 21mins 39.513sec

3. Diljith TS (Dark Don Racing) – 21mins 40.459sec

LGB F4 Race 4 results

1. Dhruvh Goswami (MSport) – 26mins 08.444sec

2. Monith Kumaran Srinivasan (Ahura Racing) – 26mins 26.401sec

3. Ruhaan Alva (MSport) – 26mins 26.422sec

F4 India

The last two rounds of the 2025 F4 India championship were supposed to be held on the new street tracks in Goa and Navi Mumbai. However, the debut of both tracks has been pushed to next year. As a result, Round 3 of the championship was held alongside the JKNRC finale over the weekend.

France’s Sachel Rotge capitalised on a late mistake made by leader Shane Chandaria to win Race 1. Chandaria bounced back the next day, though, taking a comfortable win in Race 3.

South African driver Luviwe Sambudla picked up his first win of the season, converting pole position into victory in Race 2.

F4 India Race 1 results

1. Sachel Rotge (Kichcha’s Kings Bengaluru) – 26mins 50.931sec

2. Ghazi Motlekar (Kolkata Royal Tigers) – 26mins 56.598sec

3. Shaan Chandaria (Chennai Turbo Riders) – 26mins 57.794sec

F4 India Race 2 results

1. Luviwe Sambudia (Goa Aces JA Racing) – 26mins 12.050sec

2. Ghazi Motlekar (Kolkata Royal Tigers) – 26mins 13.294sec

3. Ishaan Madesh (Kolkata Royal Tigers) – 26mins 16.321sec

F4 India Race 3 results

1. Shane Chandaria (Chennai Turbo Riders) – 26mins 53.930sec

2. Ghazi Motlekar (Kolkata Royal Tigers) – 27mins 08.657sec

3. Sachel Rotgé (Kichcha’s Kings Bengaluru) – 27mins 21.549sec

Levitas Cup

The Levitas Cup, featuring the race-spec Maruti Ignis, joined the JKNRC with the aim to bridge the gap between entry-level karting and top-level professional racing at a more affordable price. The competition is divided into two categories – the Rookies class for those who haven’t secured a podium finish in a national car championship and the Gentlemen class for more experienced racers.

Jai Prashanth Venkat dominated in the inaugural season, taking home the title in the Gentlemen class. Balaji Raju was crowned champion in the Rookies class.

Levitas Cup Race 1 results (Gentlemen)

1. Sidharth Balasundaram – 14mins 32.727sec

2. Jai Prashanth Venkat – 14mins 53.680sec

3. Vinod S – 14mins 59.745sec

Levitas Cup Race 1 results (Rookies)

1. Balaji Raju – 14mins 47.508sec

2. Tejas GS – 14mins 52.727sec

3. Ashwin Pulagiri – 14mins 53.510sec

Levitas Cup Race 2 results (Gentlemen)

1. Jai Prashanth Venkat – 14mins 30.848sec

2. Sidharth Balasundaram – 14mins 31.491sec

3. Nitin A R – 14mins 46.828sec

Levitas Cup Race 2 results (Rookies)

1. Akshay Muralidharan – 14mins 32.046sec

2. Balaji Raju – 14mins 34.511sec

3. Tejas GS – 14mins 46.225sec

Levitas Cup Race 3 results (Gentlemen)

1. Jai Prashanth Venkat – 3mins 08.893sec

2. Sidharth Balasundaram – 3mins 11.721sec

3. Vinod S – 3mins 29.655sec

Levitas Cup Race 3 results (Rookies)

1. Balaji Raju – 3mins 23.529sec

2. Akshay Muralidharan – 3mins 26.933sec

3. Nihal Singh – 3mins 30.042sec

Levitas Cup Race 4 results (Gentlemen)

1. Jai Prashanth Venkat – 15mins 27.372sec

2. Sidharth Balasundaram – 15mins 31.656sec

3. Nitin A R – 15mins 36.961sec

Levitas Cup Race 4 results (Rookies)

1. Balaji Raju – 15mins 29.851sec

2. Akshay Muralidharan – 15mins 34.907sec

3. Tejas GS – 15mins 37.739sec

Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup

Anish Shetty has been the clear favourite to clinch his second Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup title this season. Victory in Race 1 meant that he wrapped up the Professionals title with a race to spare. But that doesn’t mean he took it easy; Shetty returned on Sunday to win the final race as well.

Bryan Nicholas bagged the Amateurs title after a pair of P2 results at the finale.

Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup Race 1 results (Professionals)

1. Anish Shetty – 14mins 02.338sec

2. Navaneeth Kumar – 14mins 02.667sec

3. Kayan Patel – 14mins 05.996sec

Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup Race 1 results (Amateurs)

1. Johring Warisa – 14mins 23.996sec

2. Bryan Nicholas – 14mins 28.317sec

3. Saran Kumar – 14mins 38.833sec

Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup Race 2 results (Professionals)

1. Anish Shetty – 13mins 32.718sec

2. Navaneeth Kumar – 13mins 33.765sec

3. Kayan Patel – 13mins 34.783sec

Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup Race 2 results (Amateurs)

1. Johring Warisa – 13mins 40.611sec

2. Bryan Nicholas – 14mins 03.312sec

3. Brandon Dsouza – 14mins 09.319sec

Novice Cup

Four drivers were in contention for the Novice Cup title this season. Bhuvan Bonu put up a strong fight, winning two out of the three races at Coimbatore. However, Lokithlingeash Ravi ended up clinching the title after winning the Race 3 shootout.