Sports Racing In Tamil Nadu

Overview

Being the Southern state of India, Tamilnadu is thronged with all geographical aspects you will see in the south region, huge coastline, fantastic nature, western ghats, and lush green forests. While Tamilnadu is geographically rich in everything, it is not behind in any manner from other states of India. Rich tradition, well-educated population, modern cities, centuries-old architectures, ancient to current trends like arts, dance, sports, and many other things make Tamilnadu a fast-growing megastate in India.

One such thing as a sport is wholeheartedly enjoyed in Tamil Nadu since ancient times. Tamil Nadu accepted and encouraged modern games like cricket, hockey, tennis, motor or sports racing, and some other games. 

  While maintaining tradition alive, with Games like Jallikattu, a bull-taming sport, played during Pongal. , Kabaddi, Seval Sandai, a cockfight game with 3 to 4 inches blades tied to cocks feet. Rekla, a bullock cart or Horse cart race. Sathurangam, the original form of Modern chess. Malyutham, Indian traditional game of grappling and one of the 64 arts explained in Ancient Literature. Gushti or Kai Kuthu Sandai, traditionally from the Punjab Indian form of Boxing and Wrestling. Kilithattu, Kho-kho, and some others have played for many centuries. 

Sports racing In Tamilnadu

While Kabaddi is a state sport for Tamilnadu, Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore city rose to the glory as "motor sports capital in India" or "the backyard of Indian motor sports." Along with Coimbatore, Chennai is also referred to as India's racing capital, and India's two infamous F1 racers Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandhok, began their F1 careers here.

Sports Racing is not new, yet due to lack of promotion and the activity's cost, people did not entertain it much in the past. But now it is taking place with new generations who love speed and riding. Motor racing, bike racing, go-karting, and many racing forms with the latest upgraded running metals are a form of adventure to feel the adrenaline rush through your veins.

With the required skills of driving the vehicle and with proper training, anyone can enjoy sports racing. And for that, Tamilnadu welcomes tourists from across the globe to the two most famous and permanent racing tracks in Tamilnadu.

The Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore

Previously used as Airstrip for power gliders and later for drag racing, the track was purchased by former racer B. Vijay Kumar in 2002 and inaugurated in 2003 as The Kari Motor Speedway S. Karivardhan designer of entry lever racing cars.

The Kari Motor Speedway is used regularly for national championships of Go-karts. Motorcycle road racing and formula racing up to f3 level. The track is also used by many training schools, clubs for training, and vehicle testing for championships in Sports racing. 

The Kart Attack in Coimbatore is another track of 260 meters long used for Go-karting. Go-karting is the first and foremost level in Motor racing, which can start at the age of 5 if you wish to become a professional motor racer. Although at The Kart Attack, those who only want to try their hands at Go-karting as fun can have a go here by racing for 5 minutes and get the feel of professional racing by friendly competition among themselves or others.

Madras Motor Racing Track in Chennai

The oldest and first-ever permanent track in India was built in 1980 and inaugurated in 1990 is owned by Madras Motor sports Club or MMSC.

The 4 kilometers long track with some turns and straights is ideal for the bike or car racing full of acceleration situated near Sriperumbudur in Irungattukottai, Chennai. With good beginner training sessions, you can receive the Madras Motor sports Club's academy certificate, which will let you use the circuit for "Pay and Practice racing."  

You can enjoy the thrill of Motor racing up to formula 3, Go-karting, or even motorcycle racing of different categories, at these tracks as per your interest.

Sports Racing is the most exhilarating and exciting game to entertain yourself while on some vacation or just in a random scenario where you want to relax or feel ardency.

Sports Racing in Tamilnadu Prices

Sports racing Price in Tamilnadu depends on the activity, duration, and type of vehicle, starting from Rs.1500 for 4 hours of motorcycle racing and Rs.4000 for Car racing. 

At Kart attack, where you can go go-karting from Rs. 200 per ride, it is also very reasonable.

You can take packages for racing in Tamilnadu if you are going there with your group of friends and if you want to try your hands at different racing types.

Sports racing Packages cost in Tamilnadu depends upon the package's inclusions, which you can know after visiting the tracks and inquiring about it at the counter.

Best time to visit Tamilnadu for Sports Racing

Tamilnadu is a typical Indian State with Tropical weather conditions with three seasons; Monsoon, winter, and summer. 

While Monsoons are full of heavy rains and winds, racing is not advisable for beginners; summers can get pretty hot, although tolerable. Winter from October to March is a perfect season with excellent weather conditions when you can enjoy Sports racing and Sightseeing is apparently the best time to visit in Tamilnadu.

How to reach Tamilnadu for Sports racing?

Tamil Nadu is a Prominent state of India in the South region with a substantial network of Air, rail, and road transport facilities connecting with all parts of India. 

While international and domestic Airports at Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, and Tiruchirapalli with domestic airports at Thoothukudi and Salem connect Tamilnadu to other parts of India and other countries; Rail and roads are well connecting the state to the whole of India along with inter-city connectivities.

Once you are in Tamilnadu by any transportation means mentioned above, you can hire intercity buses, trains, or pre-booked taxis to take you to desired Motor racing tracks in the state.

Other activities

Other than Sports Racing in Tamilnadu, you can enjoy plenty of things like Sightseeing, trekking, adventure sports, arts, cultural activities, and many more.