The Indian two-wheeled off-road enduro scene is an illustrious one but has mainly focused on being competitive. While there is no dearth of enduro competitions across India, we have rarely witnessed an off-road festival dedicated to the culture around it. The Off Road Carnival then brings in like-minded off-road enthusiasts together for a two-day jamboree to celebrate everything dirt. A collaboration between Tapaswi Racing and Pro Dirt Adventure, the carnival was held at Pro Dirt in Pune.
Being an invite-only event meant entries were limited to the crème de la crème of the Indian two-wheeled offroad scene. Besides Pune, Mumbai and Bengaluru, the event saw participants come from as far as Mysuru and Chandigarh.
This story is from the March 2023 edition of TURBOCHARGED.
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