Also read: Ryan Reynolds Buys Stake in F1 Racing Team, Growing His Business Empire The promoter of the event, Madras Motor Sports Club, decided to cancel the remaining races scheduled for August 5th and 6th in response to the incident. "It is tragic to have lost a rider so young and talented.
Shreyas, who was making waves with his prodigious racing talent, was provided medical assistance on the spot immediately after the incident and taken to the hospital," said Ajit Thomas, MMSC president. Shreyas had showcased his remarkable racing talent even on an international level, participating in the MiniGP races in Spain, where he finished both races in fifth and fourth positions, after securing the MiniGP India title in May this year, PTI reported.
Also read: Tata has placed the UK on the starting grid of today’s EV race The president of MMSC, expressed deep condolences, acknowledging the young rider's exceptional talent and potential. This tragedy marks the second fatality in Indian motorsport, following the death of noted racer KE Kumar aged 52, in January during the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship 2022 at the same circuit.
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