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Rivaan Dev Preetham

2023 National Karting Champion (Micromax)

RIVAAN DEV PREETHAM

Meet Rivaan

Join the thrilling journey of Rivaan Dev Preetham, a phenomenal ten-year-old karting prodigy and the offspring of the seven-time National Motorcycling Champion, Preetham Dev Moses. Now reigning as the No. 1 in India, Rivaan is set to represent the nation in the World Karting Championship Finals at the prestigious Sakhir International F1 Circuit in Bahrain this December, with aspirations for the Formula One World Championship.

Rivaan's remarkable ascent began as a rookie in the FMCSI National Karting Championships in 2022, and in 2023, he asserted his dominance by clinching the overall championship trophy at the Meco Meritus Cup. Having fearlessly conquered the MECO-FMSCI National Karting Championship 2023 in the Under 12 Micro Max category, Rivaan, finishing on the podium four of five rounds and three wins under his belt, etched his name as one of the youngest National Champions in the competition's history.

 

Watch Rivaan in Action!

Rivaan's making waves!

Rivaan meeting the Hon. Minister of Youth Welfare and Sports Development of Tamil Nadu, Thiru Udhayanidhi Stalin, accompanied by his parents (pictured, his father, Preetham Dev Moses), Nov. 28, 2023

Chennai boy Rivaan Dev crowned national champ: "Rivaan Dev Preetham (MSPORT) took the title in the Micro Max category garnering a total of 413 points"

DC Correspondent,  Oct. 28, 2023

A new wunderkind on the motorsports track:  "Motorsports aficionados and officials of FMSCI who saw Rivaan in action believe that the kid has the potential to grate into an ace car driver in future. Rivaan’s thrill for speed, timing and fighting skills got noticed at the Kartopia circuit."

The New Indian Express, Sept. 20, 2023

RIVVING IT UP! Ten year-old Rivaan bags a grand double: "MSPORT's Rivaan Dev, winning both the pre-final and final, clocked the fastest laps... He also dipped under the one-minute mark, the only competitor to do so in the Finals of the Micromax catogory"

DC Correspondent, Sept. 17, 2023

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