Rainforest Challenge: Kabir Waraich-Dushyant Khosla at third position

Chandigarh, July 27 Chandigarh’s Kabir Waraich and Dushyant Khosla jumped up to third position in the ongoing Rainforest Challenge India at Panaji. Dr Mohammed Fahed VP and co-driver Rajeev Lal from Kerala retain the first position, while the duo of...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:51 AM Jul 28, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, July 27

Chandigarh’s Kabir Waraich and Dushyant Khosla jumped up to third position in the ongoing Rainforest Challenge India at Panaji. Dr Mohammed Fahed VP and co-driver Rajeev Lal from Kerala retain the first position, while the duo of Satish Kumar and co-driver Chethan Chengappa from Karnataka finished the third day at the second position.

As per the provisional results declared at the end of Day 3, Fahed and co-driver Lal from Kerala remained the top performers with 942 points out of 1,200, based on 12 of the 26 special stages (SS) of the competition that they have competed in so far. Kumar and Chengappa from Karnataka claimed the second position with 920 points, followed by and Waraich and Khosla from Chandigarh at the third and N Abinav Reddy and Vishuthi Varun from Telangana at the fourth position with 912 and 813 points, respectively.

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