What separates our racers from the ones overseas? I believe it is the lack of exposure at a younger age due to the lack of proper infrastructure, and the tools to hone your racing skills at a young age. Being able to get into racing at a nascent age has been giving global racers an edge over us.
That has slowly been changing with the introduction of grassroots-level racing. We are getting there and one such step is the Atom GP1. The brainchild of Tharunkumar S from CRA Motorsport, the Atom GP1 is a mini racebike kit intended for young kids wanting to get into two-wheeler racing.
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