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In a country where cricket dominates the sporting landscape, motorsport continues to fight for attention. For young Indian racers, reaching Formula 1 remains the ultimate ambition, but the path to the top comes with financial constraints, limited opportunities and sacrifices…
Young Indian racers Saishiva Sankaran and Viswas Vijayaraj are targeting Formula 1 breakthroughs while facing challenges including limited testing, sponsorship shortages, and academic sacrifices. Speaking during the Indian Racing Festival's return to the Buddh International Circuit after 13 years, the drivers highlighted the talent emerging in domestic motorsports and called for increased support to help Indian drivers progress onto the international stage.
Alongside their reflections, the Indian Racing Festival concluded its weekend at Greater Noida on November 1, 2026. Aryan Narola of Goa Aces JA Racing secured a double victory in the F4 Indian Championship, while Ruhaan Alva and Raoul Hyman claimed victories in the Indian Racing League events.
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