Coming into the final round, Anand had a two-point lead over 15-year-old Tarun Reddy and after today's win he ended the championship with 185 point, 19 ahead of the latter.
Since Ashwin Sundar had already sealed the title in the penultimate round in Chennai he did not raced in this round at the Buddh International Circuit.
Sivaramakrishnan won the Indian Touring Car race after Leelakrishnan was given a 15 second penalty for jumping the start.
Feroze Khan emerged winner in the Indian Junior Touring Car after triumphing in the final race ahead of Charen Chandran finished and Race 1 winner Ananth Pitawala.
In the the Toyota EMR championship, Diljith won the first race from pole position and finished fourth in the second race but that was enough for him to grab the trophy.
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