Sai Sanjay Crowned Champion as Speed Demons Delhi Dominate Indian Racing Festival Finale!

The roar of engines and the thrill of high-speed competition echoed through the Buddh International Circuit in Delhi as the Indian Racing Festival (IRF) 2025 reached its dramatic conclusion. It was a weekend that cemented legacies and crowned new champions, with Sai Sanjay emerging as a standout performer in the LGB Formula 4 category, adding another feather to his already impressive cap.

The final round of the festival was nothing short of spectacular, delivering on its promise of nail-biting finishes and exhilarating overtakes.

While the full results and the official crowning of champions were awaited, Sai Sanjay's dominant display in the LGB Formula 4 race on Saturday was a clear highlight. His victory underscored not only his individual prowess but also the collective might of "Speed Demons Delhi," who showcased an incredible performance throughout the season.

Speed Demons Delhi indeed had a festival to remember.

Their strategic brilliance and on-track execution led them to clinch the coveted team championship in the LGB Formula 4 series. Adding to their glory, they also secured the drivers' championship in the same category, albeit with Ahura Racing, Chennai's Vamsi picking up the Rookie Championship, demonstrating the breadth of talent on display.

The excitement wasn't limited to LGB Formula 4.

The Indian Racing League (IRL) also provided edge-of-the-seat action. Motorsport legend Narain Karthikeyan, representing Chennai Turbo Riders, piloted his machine to a well-deserved victory in the final race of the IRL. This crucial win helped his team secure the second position in the league standings, narrowly missing out on the top spot which went to Godspeed Kochi, showcasing the fierce competition and high stakes involved in the 'Road to F4 global series' pathway.

Earlier in the weekend, the Formula 4 Indian Championship delivered its own dose of adrenaline.

Cooper Webster from Blackbird Racing demonstrated exceptional skill, securing a victory that solidified his position as a formidable competitor. Chennai's Rishon Rajeev, a consistent performer, finished in second place, further highlighting the emerging talent pool in Indian motorsport. Sai Sanjay, not content with just his LGB Formula 4 triumph, also secured a commendable third place in the Formula 4 race, proving his versatility across different categories.

The Indian Racing Festival 2025 truly lived up to its billing as a grand celebration of speed, skill, and sheer passion for motorsport.

From the strategic triumphs of Speed Demons Delhi to the individual brilliance of drivers like Sai Sanjay, Narain Karthikeyan, and Cooper Webster, the event at Buddh International Circuit left fans and participants alike eagerly anticipating the next season. It was a fitting end to a season that has undoubtedly elevated the profile of racing in India, setting a thrilling precedent for future editions.