Ultraviolette rider academy to offer progressive track and off-road training in India
Ultraviolette has announced the launch of a comprehensive rider training academy that brings its two established model-specific riding properties, Into the Wild for the X-47 and Track Attack for the F77, under a unified rider-development platform spanning off-road and track riding. The new initiative introduces progressive Level 1 to Level 3 training pathways, combining theoretical instruction, practical sessions, assessment and certification.
20/08/2026
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BENGALURU
Ultraviolette has launched a comprehensive rider training academy bringing its two established model-specific riding properties, Into the Wild for the X-47 and Track Attack for the F77, under one unified rider-development platform spanning off-road and track riding.
The academy will offer two distinct pathways. Into the Wild will focus on off-road riding and technical terrain, while Track Attack will develop track-riding skills and introduce riders to the fundamentals of performance and motorsport. Both programmes will follow a progressive Level 1 to Level 3 structure combining theoretical instruction, practical training, assessment and certification.
Designed to build motorcycle control, technical ability, safety awareness and riding judgement, each level will increase in technical complexity and practical intensity. Riders must successfully clear the assessment at each stage before progressing.
Led by certified and experienced instructors, including National Champions, the programmes will combine classroom learning with practical sessions at controlled racetracks and off-road training environments. The curriculum will cover motorcycle dynamics, braking, throttle management, body positioning, cornering, line selection, terrain assessment, obstacle handling, emergency response and safe riding practices.
Narayan Subramaniam, CEO & Co-Founder at Ultraviolette said, “Track and off-road represent two vastly different expressions of motorcycle riding, but both demand the same fundamentals such as control, precision, judgement, and a deep understanding of the machine. With Track Attack and Into the Wild, we are bringing these disciplines together under a structured rider-development platform. Our aim is to give our customers a clear pathway to progressively build their skills, whether they want to explore performance riding on a racetrack or challenge themselves across technical terrain.Performance engineering is key focus for us at Ultraviolette, we built India’s first superbike with the F99 which holds multiple high-speed records as India’s Fastest Motorcycle. Initiating our certified rider training program is the first step towards electric motorsports in India”.
Track Attack And Into The Wild

Track Attack will focus on performance riding, covering racing lines, braking points, corner entry and exit, throttle control, body positioning, acceleration, track positioning, overtaking awareness, lap consistency and performance analysis. Track etiquette, flag protocols, protective equipment, motorcycle checks and circuit awareness will also form part of the programme.
Into the Wild will build off-road skills across loose and uneven terrain, with training covering balance, body positioning, throttle and brake control, off-road cornering, terrain assessment, obstacle navigation, motorcycle recovery and responsible trail practices. The terrain and riding scenarios will become progressively more demanding.
Both programmes will share a common certification framework. Level 1 establishes fundamental techniques and safety principles; Level 2 introduces greater technical complexity; and Level 3 focuses on advanced, higher-intensity and specialised riding.
Ultraviolette will build a year-round training calendar across a growing network of racetracks and off-road destinations in India. Level 1 Into the Wild training began in Bengaluru on 23rd August 2026, followed by a Track Attack session on 27th September 2026.
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