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2022 Indian Racing League

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The 2022 Indian Racing League is a single seater motor racing championship held across India. The series serves as a revised reboot of the X1 Racing League and was originally planned to be run alongside the Formula Regional Indian Championship and F4 Indian Championship.[1] These two championships were delayed to 2023, but the Indian Racing League still went ahead.[2]

Teams and drivers

All drivers compete with single-seater cars made by Italian constructor Wolf, fitted with a 215bhp Aprilia engine.[1] The teams are based on Indian cities, like they were in the X1 Racing League.[3]

Team No. Driver Rounds
Godspeed Kochi 1 India Ruhaan Alva 1–2
Liechtenstein Fabienne Wohlwend 1–2
2 United Kingdom Jordan Albert 1
India Nikhil Bohra 1–2
Malaysia Alister Yoong 2
Bangalore Speedsters 3 Philippines Bianca Bustamante 1–2
India Anshul Gandhi 1–2
4 India Rishon Rajeev 1–2
United Kingdom Oliver Webb 1
India Yash Aradhya 2
Chennai Turbo Riders 5 India Parth Ghorpade 1–2
Canada Nicole Havrda 1–2
6 India Sandeep Kumar 2
United Kingdom Jon Lancaster 1–2
India Vishnu Prasad 1
Goa Aces 7 South Africa Raoul Hyman 1–2
Czech Republic Gabriela Jílková 1–2
8 India Amir Sayed 1–2
India Sohil Shah 1–2
Hyderabad Blackbirds 9 Switzerland Neel Jani 1–2
India Akhil Rabindra 1–2
10 France Lola Lovinfosse 1–2
India Anindith Reddy 1–2
Speed Demons Delhi 11 India Akash Gowda 1–2
India Shahan Ali Mohsin 1–2
12 Malaysia Mitchell Gilbert 1–2
France Célia Martin 1–2
Source:[4][5][6][7][8]

Calendar and results

As the series was planned to be run alongside the two FIA-certified Indian junior series, its calendar followed the two series, so it was originally planned to consist of five rounds in February 2022, before being moved to November and December.[9] When the two other series were cancelled, the IRL calendar was revised and now includes four rounds at two circuits, as well as a pre-season test to be held on November 14 at Madras Motor Race Track.[4]

Round Circuit Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver/s Winning team
1 R1 India Hyderabad Street Circuit, Hyderabad 20 November Event cancelled after practice on safety grounds[10]
R2
R3
2 R1 India Madras Motor Race Track, Chennai 26 November Switzerland Neel Jani Switzerland Neel Jani Switzerland Neel Jani Hyderabad Blackbirds
R2 27 November India Akhil Rabindra India Akhil Rabindra India Akhil Rabindra Hyderabad Blackbirds
R3 Switzerland Neel Jani Switzerland Neel Jani
India Akhil Rabindra
Hyderabad Blackbirds
3 R1 India Madras Motor Race Track, Chennai 3 December
R2 4 December
R3
4 R1 India Hyderabad Street Circuit, Hyderabad 10 December
R2 11 December
R3

Championship standings

Three races are held per round – two 25-minute sprint races and a 35-minute feature race. As there are two drivers per car, for Race 1 Driver A qualifies and Driver B starts and for Race 2 Driver B qualifies and Driver A starts. The feature race sees the grid determined by combined qualifying times, with both drivers competing by way of a mandatory driver change.[11]

Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers as follows:

Race Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th 
Sprint races 25 18 15 12 10 8 6 4 2 1
Feature race 50 36 30 24 20 16 12 8 4 2

Drivers' standings

Pos. Driver HYD1
India
CHE1
India
CHE2
India
HYD2
India
Points
1 Switzerland Neel Jani C C C 1 1 75
=1 India Akhil Rabindra C C C 1 1 75
3 Liechtenstein Fabienne Wohlwend C C C 2 2 54
4 India Ruhaan Alva C C C 4 2 48
5 India Amir Sayed C C C 6 3 38
6 India Anshul Gandhi C C C 5 4 34
7 India Sohil Shah C C C Ret 3 30
8 Canada Nicole Havrda C C C 6 5 28
9 Philippines Bianca Bustamante C C C 5 6 26
10 India Anindith Reddy C C C 4 7† 24
11 India Yash Aradhya Ret 4 24
12 India Parth Ghorpade C C C Ret 5 20
13 Malaysia Alister Yoong 2 Ret 18
14 France Lola Lovinfosse C C C 7 7† 18
15 India Rishon Rajeev C C C Ret 6 16
16 Malaysia Mitchell Gilbert C C C 3 DNS 15
=16 United Kingdom Jon Lancaster C C C 3 Ret 15
18 India Sandeep Kumar 8 Ret 4
Czech Republic Gabriela Jílková C C C Ret DNS
India Akash Gowda C C C Ret Ret
France Célia Martin C C C Ret DNS
South Africa Raoul Hyman C C C Ret DNS
India Shahan Ali Mohsin C C C Ret Ret
India Nikhil Bohra C C C Ret Ret
United Kingdom Jordan Albert C C C
United Kingdom Oliver Webb C C C
India Vishnu Prasad C C C
Pos. Driver HYD1
India
CHE1
India
CHE2
India
HYD2
India
Points

†Driver/s did not finish the race, but were classified having completed 90% of the race distance.

Teams' standings

Pos. Team No. HYD1
India
CHE1
India
CHE2
India
HYD2
India
Points
1 Hyderabad Blackbirds 9 C C C 1 1 1 130
10 C C C 7 4 7†
2 Godspeed Kochi 1 C C C 4 2 2 84
2 C C C 2 Ret Ret
3 Bangalore Speedsters 3 C C C Ret 5 6 60
4 C C C 5 Ret 4
4 Chennai Turbo Riders 5 C C C 6 Ret 5 47
6 C C C 8 3 Ret
5 Goa Aces 7 C C C Ret Ret DNS 38
8 C C C Ret 6 3
6 Speed Demons Delhi 11 C C C Ret Ret Ret 15
12 C C C 3 Ret DNS
Pos. Team No. HYD1
India
CHE1
India
CHE2
India
HYD2
India
Points

†Entrant/s did not finish the race, but were classified having completed 90% of the race distance.

References

  1. ^ a b Bhadra, Akaash. "Formula Regional Indian and Formula 4 are the first FIA-sanctioned championships in India to qualify for Formula 1 super license points". Evo India. Retrieved 2021-08-19.
  2. ^ Wood, Ida (2022-11-03). "India's FRegional and F4 series called off, IRL and MRF Challenge return". Formula Scout. Retrieved 2022-11-04.
  3. ^ "Debut Indian Racing League calendar announced. Full details here". TimesNow. Retrieved 2022-11-04.
  4. ^ a b "New Indian Racing League dates announced; Formula Regional, F4 India postponed". Autocar India. Retrieved 2022-11-04.
  5. ^ "And now presenting Bangalore's own team- the Bangalore Speedsters!". Indian Racing League on Instagram. Retrieved 2022-11-11.
  6. ^ "Presenting Godspeed Kochi!". Indian Racing League on Instagram. Retrieved 2022-11-11.
  7. ^ "Kochi, say hello to the latest addition to your team, Introducing Fabienne wohlwend". Twitter. Retrieved 2022-11-16.
  8. ^ "Kochi, say hello to the latest addition to your team, Introducing alisteryoong". Twitter. Retrieved 2022-11-26.
  9. ^ "2022 Formula Regional India updated calendar revealed". Autocar India. Retrieved 2022-11-04.
  10. ^ Aravind, V. S. (2022-11-20). "Indian Racing League called off abruptly". The Hindu. ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved 2022-11-21.
  11. ^ https://www.hyderabadzone.com/news/indian-racing-league-hyderabad-weekend-ticket-price.html