Bengaluru, Bangalore: Aishwarya Pisse, three-time AFIM World Champion, continued her unseen campaign of the season on Sunday, continuing her undefined campaign at Round 3, MRF Mogrip’s-1000 rally of the Indian National Rally Championship 2025 (2 W).
His 2025 INRC scorecard ever:
• Round 1 – Nashik
• Round 2 – Nashik (Double Header)
• Round 3 – K -1000, Bangalore
The release said, “While racing on domestic earth in Bengaluru, Aishwarya crossed the 51.21 km faster gravel surface with the same fearless accuracy that has made her a well-known name in the Indian motor).”
With this victory, Aishwarya topped the women’s category at INRC and has reached the historic 7th National Rally title – and has the 12th overall national title in rally and road racing. More than a series of victory, it is going to be a masterclass in the season continuity, courage and firmness of the championship.
“Winning K-1000 in front of your domestic audience in Bengaluru was an incredible feeling. But this season is not over yet; we have just crossed the middle point. Coimbatore is the next, and it is a field that requires accuracy and patience. I am focusing on the 7th national of the 7th national and my journey to the last round and my journey,” Aishwarya said excited.
As INRC is gaining 2025 speed, one thing is clear: Aishwarya Pisse is not just racing; She is re -defining the way for every young Indian who dreams of the World Forum.
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