IDEMITSU Honda Racing India’s riders gain more points in second race of 2023 ARRC and TTC

CHANG INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT, THAILAND
Today turned out to be another day of gaining valuable points for IDEMITSU Honda India Racing team. The duo of Honda’s solo Indian team – Kavin Quintal and Mohsin Paramban flaunted their riding techniques in the second race of FIM Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC) AP 250 class at Buriram as they gained spot in Top 13. Indian team’s performance in AP 250 class (race 2) of ARRC: Riding fiercely from 17th position start on the grid, Kavin climbed up by one position in first lap itself. Slowly increasing the speed lap-by-lap, the 17-year-old rider from Chennai reached P12 by the end of seventh lap. However, he dropped back to P13 in laps 8 and 9. But he upped his pace in last lap and switched places with the nearest Japanese rider Chihiro Ishi to finally finish the race at P12. Due to disqualification of one rider,Kavin has earned 11th place in today’s race, thus adding 5 points. His total points tally at the end of Round 1 has reached to 6 points. Supporting Kavin in today’s race was his teammate Mohsin. Starting from 21st position on the grid of 22 riders, Mohsin made a good start overtaking four riders by end of fist lap. For the next 3, Mohsin was
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