Monday, June 28, 2010

First leg of MRF National Super Cross Championship belongs to C S Santosh of Team TVS Racing

santosh Rider-of-the-day

Bangalore May 30, 2010: Bangalore provided just the right weather for the opening round of the MRF Supercross Championship, a round of FMSCI National Supercross championship 2010. While Team TVS Racing kick started its celebration of 25 years in style, taking podium position for every race in which they participated, the star performer of the day was undoubtedly C S Santosh who won both Motos of the Class I Foreign Open - Group A 250 cc - 500 cc. He was adjudged 'Best Rider of the Day".
The first moto was a keenly fought battle between C S Santosh, Pradeep H K and Aravind K P until the seventh lap, when Aravind K P's bike stalled and refused to start, throwing him out of the race. This brought Kerala privateer C D Jinan into the fray. A tough battle ensued for second and third place between TVS Racing's Pradeep H K and C D Jinan, C S Santosh having taken a huge lead over them. Santosh went on to win the race by almost three fourths of a lap, followed by Pradeep H K who succeeded in taking second over C D Jinan.
The day's proceedings however, started with the first moto of Class 3 Indian Experts - Group B which was dominated by Team TVS Racing. Aravind K P, who won the race, was cramped in the first corner, allowing TVS Racing's Pramod Joshua to take the lead followed closely by fellow team mate H K Pradeep. Amid fierce competition for first and second place between Pramod Joshua and Pradeep H K, Aravind K P came in from the rear to win the race. It was an all TVS Racing affair with Team TVS Racing finishing first second and third. Aravind K P. Pradeep H K and Pramod Joshua stood first, second and third respectively. The second moto was no different with stiff competition between the top three TVS Racing Riders.
C S Santosh therefore leads the championship with 40 points, followed by C D Jinan and Pradeep H K respectively with 32 points each.
In the Class 2 novice - Group C, it was a keen fight between Mohammed Azgar from Mysore riding an RX 135, Latif Sharif from Bangalore on his RXG and Murthy R from TVS Racing on his Apache RTR 160. A close contest in the second lap saw TVS Racing rider Murthy R move into second place. Despite desperate attempts to wrest first place from Mohammed Azgar, Murthy was able to manage only second with Latif Sharif coming in a distant third.
The locals impressed in a closely run race with almost seven to eight riders crowding corners in a bid to overtake one another. Bashir Ahmed took top honours winning the race, followed by Anil Kumar and Mohammed Azgar.
The second Moto of Class 1 Foreign open Group A was the most exciting race of the day with Aravind K P and C S Santosh fighting tooth and nail for the first position. Fascinating double and triple jump displayed by both riders were cheered by the enthused crowd. Aravind's bad luck continued in the second race as well, when he fell in the second lap, forcing him to fourth position. C S Santosh went on to complete the race with a massive lead over C D Jinan, who took advantage of Aravind K P's absence and finished second. Pradeep H K of TVS Racing came in third

MRF NATIONAL SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP - ROUND I
BANGALORE
PROVISIONAL RESULTS

Class 1: Foreign Open Group A 250CC - 500CC - Moto - I (11 Riders, 10 Laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Santosh C S
Team TVS Racing

II
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

III
C D Jinan
Kerala

Class 1: Foreign Open Group A 250CC - 500CC - Moto - II (11 Riders, 10 Laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Santosh C S
Team TVS Racing

II
C D Jinan
Kerala

III
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

Class 1: Foreign Open Group A 250CC - 500CC - Combined Result

Position
Rider
Team

I
Santosh C S
Team TVS Racing

II
C D Jinan
Kerala

III
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

Class 3: Indian Experts Group B Up To 260CC (11 Riders, 6 Laps) Moto - I

Position
Rider
Team

I
Arvind K P
Team TVS Racing

II
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

III
Pramod Joshua
Team TVS Racing

Class 3: Indian Experts Group B Up To 260CC (11 Riders, 6 Laps) Moto - II

Position
Rider
Team

I
Arvind K P
Team TVS Racing

II
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

III
Pramod Joshua
Team TVS Racing

Class 3: Indian Experts Group B Up To 260CC Combined Results

Position
Rider
Team

I
Arvind K P
Team TVS Racing

II
Pradeep H K
Team TVS Racing

III
Pramod Joshua
Team TVS Racing

Class 4: Locals Group B Up To 260CC (25 Riders, 5 Laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Bashir Ahmed
Bangalore

II
Anilkumar
Bangalore

III
Mohd. Azgar
Bangalore

Class 2: Novice Group C Up To 260CC (36 Riders, 5 Laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Mohd. Azgar
Bangalore

II
Murthy R
Team TVS Racing

III
Latif Sharif
Bangalore

Class 7: Private Foreign Open Group A Up To 250CC (12 riders, 5 laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Allan Sequira
Goa

II
Maninder Singh Prince
Delhi

III
Badal Doshi
Mumbai

Class 5: Indian Experts Group C Up To 260CC (14 Riders, 6 Laps)

Position
Rider
Team

I
Pramod Joshua
Team TVS Racing

II
Vishal Barguje
Team TVS Racing

III
Basheer Ahmed
Bangalore

COUTRESY- TVSMOTOR.IN

TVS Motor Company and Thiagarajar College of Engineering Sign MOU for Embedding Industrial Training into B.E. Mechanical Engineering program

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Madurai, June 24, 2010: In an effort to create an opportunity for undergraduate Mechanical Engineering students to get hands-on experience in mechanical engineering, TVS Motor Company has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Thiagarajar College of Engineering (TCE), Madurai by way of which, TVS Motor Company and Thiagarajar College of Engineering will run a collaborative undergraduate program. The programme will conform to highest standards and will include four to six weeks of internship during semester vacations as well as a major project at TVS Motor Company or any of its associate companies during last semester. On completion of 1st semester study of B.E. Mechanical Engineering program, TCE students will be eligible to apply for this program. Selection will be based purely on merit.
The MOU was signed by Mr. K N Radhakrishnan, President and CEO, TVS Motor Company and Dr. V. Abhai Kumar, Principal, Thiagarajar College of Engineering.
"The main objective of this program is to produce high caliber mechanical engineers, who are ready for roles in a Corporate when they complete their studies. Under this program, experienced managers from TVS Motor Company and professors of TCE will co-create contemporary curriculum, teaching methodology and evaluation process in order to make the students ready for role on graduation, which takes about two years currently. Students, who opt for this program, will also have the added benefit of financial assistance� said Mr. K N Radhakrishnan, President & CEO, TVS Motor Company.
Thiagarajar College of Engineering has completed over fifty three years of turning out quality Engineers and has excellent facilities, faculty and environment for all engineering branches.
"This program is a win-win, for the students for the college as well as to TVS Motor Company. It is imperative that manufacturing companies like TVS Motor Company come forward for such collaborations which would enhance and strengthen the competence of our mechanical engineering students. This program will also act as a catalyst for placement once students complete their course, as they would have already showcased specific skills during the internship with TVS Motor Company and its group companies" said Dr. V. Abhai Kumar, Principal, Thiagarajar College of Engineering