Red Bull Ace of Dirt 2022 – Day 2 Report

The third release of the Red Bull Ace of Dirt saw engagement from global riders unexpectedly more than 60 Indian and worldwide riders contended that was the most difficult track planned at the Big Rock Dirt Park by Dakar veteran C S Santosh and his group. Following two days of dedicated enduro riding, three riders took top distinctions.

The third release of the Red Bull Ace of Dirt saw engagement from global riders unexpectedly more than 60 Indian and worldwide riders contended that was the most difficult track planned at the Big Rock Dirt Park by Dakar veteran C S Santosh and his group. Following two days of dedicated enduro riding, three riders took top distinctions. Peru Irazola Arbulu ventured out of the platform followed by Sandra Gome Cantero in runner-up and giving an extreme battle to these veteran worldwide riders is Indian rider Shardul Sharma in the third spot.

A sum of 66 riders was chosen to participate in the 2022 Red Bull Ace of Dirt on a track explicitly planned by C S Santosh to incorporate different disciplines of off-road riding. The primary day saw 60 riders get crowded out to 30 riders throughout six qualifying rounds. These 30 in addition to four global riders and Mahesh VM and Yuva Kumar (champs of the past editions of the Ace of Dirt) took part in four heats and afterwards the quickest 16 raced in the last round which chose the champion of the 2022 Ace of Dirt. Peru Irazola Arbulu completed the 9 laps of the last race the quickest in 18:49.578 minutes. Sandra Gomez Cantero completed the course in 21:59.117 minutes and not long after that Indian rider Shardul Sharma got done with the difficult course in 22:49.156 minutes.

The 2022 Red Bull Ace of Dirt was the primary edition that was available to both Indian and worldwide riders permitting our neighbourhood champions to experience what the degree of contest resembles on a global scale. Keeping that in mind, the riders additionally got to communicate with Hero Motorsports competitor and Dakar legend Joaquim Rodrigues.

Remarking on the conclusion of an effective third edition of the Red Bull Ace of Dirt, C S Santosh said, "First thing that strikes a chord with the 3rd version of Red Bull Ace of Dirt is that it was a memorable occasion. It's whenever that we first had a configuration of racing like this which is enduro and hard enduro converged into one. This is additionally whenever we first had support from global riders including World Champion in Enduro, Sandra Gomez, and Dakar Malle Moto victor 

ArunazGelazninkas.I think the race was marvellous, everybody was so energized and advanced hugely from athletes like these and afterwards contending on a course that was not normal for whatever else in India and giving them the likelihood to encounter this. Red Bull Ace of Dirt is that sort of occasion that is something which will produce stories and undertakings into the indefinite future with every one of the members who had a valuable chance to contend in this. It is essentially the hardest bike race we have in India, likewise in a configuration that could be useful to a rider to work on the abilities, he/she could require because Dakar is one of the races like that. Anticipating building this from here and it will continue to move upwards."

The third release of the Red Bull Ace of Dirt was a tremendous achievement and it truly gave Indian riders a level battleground to clash with probably the best worldwide off-road riders.

 Assuming the 2022 Red Bull Ace of Dirt is anything to go by, the 2023 Ace of Dirt will be a flat-out banger and all yearning off-road drivers deserving at least moderate respect ought to think about partaking.

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