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Winners Mega Atv Championship-Season-4 Querim Beach, Pernem, Goa WINNERS MEGA ATV CHAMPIONSHIP-SEASON-4 QUERIM BEACH, PERNEM, GOA OVERALL WINNERS 1. OVERALL EVENT WINNER- TEAM NAME: TEAM RACING PIONEERS, CAR NO: 74 COLLEGE NAME: Zeal College of Engineering and Research, ADDRESS: Pune ` 2. OVERALL EVENT RUNNER UP- TEAM NAME: TEAM DELTA GENESIS, CAR NO: 78 COLLEGE NAME: Sandip Institute of Engineering And Management, ADDRESS: Nashik 3. OVERALL EVENT SECOND RUNNER UP- TEAM NAME: Team SparkX, CAR NO: 75 COLLEGE NAME: Silver Oak College of Engineering & Technology, ADDRESS: Ahmedabad WINNERS IN DRAG RACE 1. WINNER TEAM NAME: RedShift Racing India, CAR NO: 47 COLLEGE NAME: K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering, ADDRESS: Mumbai 2. RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: TEAM DELTA GENESIS, CAR NO: 78 COLLEGE NAME: Sandip Institute of Engineering And Management, ADDRESS: Nashik 3. 2ND RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: Team Blackhawks CAR NO: 83 COLLEGE NAME: L.J. Institute of Engineering and Technology, ADDRESS: Ahmedabad Registration for 5th season of Mega ATV Championship will start from 15th April-2019, 12:00 Hrs. onwards The venue for the event is GOA Dates: March, 2020 www.atvchampionship.com , [email protected] *As per the FMSCI Motorsports Event rules and regulations, the results declared during the events are provisional and may subject to change in final rankings/results during standard review of the provisional results. WINNERS IN FLAT/SOLO DIRT RACE 1.WINNER TEAM NAME: TEAM RACING PIONEERS , CAR NO: 74 COLLEGE NAME: Zeal college of engineering and research, ADDRESS: Pune 2.RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: Team Assassins, CAR NO: 88 COLLEGE NAME: R.C.PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ,ADDRESS: SHIRPUR 3.2ND RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: JUNKYARD WARRIORS, CAR NO: 57 COLLEGE NAME: Sant Longowal institute of engineering and technology , ADDRESS: Sangrur WINNERS IN ARMAGADDON RACE 1.WINNER TEAM NAME : TEAM RACING PIONEERS,CAR NO: 74 COLLEGE NAME: Zeal college of engineering and research , ADDRESS:Pune 2.RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: Team SparkX, CAR NO: 75 COLLEGE NAMESilver Oak College of Engineering and Technology ,ADDRESS: Ahmedabad 3.2ND RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: Team Invader Racing, CAR NO: 35 COLLEGE NAME: Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Institute Of Technology, ADDRESS: Pune Registration for 5th season of Mega ATV Championship will start from 15th April-2019, 12:00 Hrs. onwards The venue for the event is GOA Dates: March, 2020 www.atvchampionship.com , [email protected] *As per the FMSCI Motorsports Event rules and regulations, the results declared during the events are provisional and may subject to change in final rankings/results during standard review of the provisional results. WINNERS IN NIGHT ENDURANCE RACE 1.WINNER TEAM NAME: TEAM RACING PIONEERS, CAR NO: 74 COLLEGE NAME: Zeal college of engineering and research, ADDRESS: Pune 2.RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: TEAM DELTA GENESIS , CAR NO: 78 COLLEGE NAME: Sandip Institute Of Engineering And Management , ADDRESS: Nashik 3.2ND RUNNER UP TEAM NAME: Team Sparkx, CAR NO: 75 COLLEGE NAME: Silver Oak College of Engineering and Technology ,ADDRESS: Ahmedabad Registration for 5th season of Mega ATV Championship will start from 15th April-2019, 12:00 Hrs. onwards The venue for the event is GOA Dates: March, 2020 www.atvchampionship.com , [email protected] *As per the FMSCI Motorsports Event rules and regulations, the results declared during the events are provisional and may subject to change in final rankings/results during standard review of the provisional results. .
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