It was Meco Racing's Chittesh Mandody, who began the Senior Max category race in pole position and led in the first few laps. Chittesh was receiving tough competition from his fierce opponent Ameya, who started at eighth position, and after four-laps neck-to-neck, dangerously collided with him, forcing him to retire from the race.
Around the same time, Nayan, who started at third position and was constantly chasing the top two karters, worked on the opportunity and overtook both racers.
"This was a memorable round for me as I started the day from nowhere. I kept improving my driving and kart in each race, which helped me to keep myself in the top five positions. I worked on the opportunity I saw between the top two racers and held my position till the end of the race. It's a very good win to start the championship," Nayan said.
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