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According to official rules, no medals or certificates are awarded in a race conducted with less than 3 participants. And the race in whish Lalit participated had just one – he himself.

Only Lalit Kumar runs 100m final as all others miss race to evade dope test | Delhi State Championships

Lalit Kumar finished first in the men’s 100m race at the Delhi State championships but he was the only one to participate. All other 7 participants fled on hearing that dope testers had been sent by NADA.

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According to official rules, no medals or certificates are awarded in a race conducted with less than 3 participants. And the race in whish Lalit participated had just one &ndash; he himself.

Lalit Kumar finished first in the men&rsquo;s 100m race at the Delhi State championships but went home without a medal.&nbsp;
According to official rules, no medals or certificates are awarded in a race conducted with less than 3 participants. And the race in whish Lalit participated had just one &ndash; he himself.
Interestingly, 8 runners were officially had to participate but on hearing that dope testers had been sent by the National Anti doping agency (NADA) to take urine samples from the participants, none turned up but Lalit.
A spectator shot a video of just 1 runner taking his mark ahead of the race. He took to social media platform 'X' and wrote, 'Cleaning sports is extremely important. Athletes should never resort to Doping.'
Lalit had mixed feelings about the whole situation. 'I thought it was both funny and sad. It was funny because I knew that I was going to win. But it was also sad because once I knew that the dope testers had come to the competition, I knew why every other runner was not taking part. There were so many of them who took part in the heats but no one apart from me took part in the final. These guys are my seniors. They are supposed to be role models and this is what they are doing,' said Lalit.
'Why wouldn&rsquo;t I compete? I&rsquo;ve got nothing to hide. In fact I&rsquo;ve been hoping dope testers come every year in the past too. I&rsquo;m really happy that NADA came this year at least. I was very happy when I gave my sample,' he concluded.

The Cardboard Canoe Race saw people create and decorate their own canoes out of cartons and go down the slope in it, trying to reach and jump into a man-made pond at the end of the line.

WATCH: Bizarre annual Slush Cup and Cardboard Canoe Race takes place in Canada

Watch as dozens of daredevils participated in a cardboard Canoe Race that took place in Alberta, Canada.

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The Cardboard Canoe Race saw people create and decorate their own canoes out of cartons and go down the slope in it, trying to reach and jump into a man-made pond at the end of the line.

The annual Slush Cup and Cardboard Canoe Race took place at the Castle Mountain Resort in Alberta where dozens of daredevils participated in the bizarre competition.
The Cardboard Canoe Race saw people create and decorate their own canoes out of cartons and go down the slope in it, trying to reach and jump into a man-made pond at the end of the line.
All in minus temperatures and with freezing water.
About 15 canoes with varying numbers of people on board took part in the race.
Also, some 80 skiers and snowboarders attempted to cross the pond following the descent from the slope.
Some only made it as far as halfway through the slope and got stuck in the snow, while others enjoyed an icy bath at the final point.

In an historic first for India, MotoGp announces that the country will be a part of the marquee event next year, marking the return of a big ticket motorsport event in the country after Formula 1's departure nine years ago.
India will make its debut on the MotoGP calendar in 2023 with the race taking place at the Buddh International Circuit, in Uttar Pradesh. The 5.1 km track on the outskirts of New Delhi was a part of the Formula One calendar between 2011-13 before it was dropped, citing financial & bureaucratic hurdles.
The country will be hosting the world's premier two-wheeler racing event for a period of seven years at least after Dorna and Noida-based Fairstreet Sports signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Also read : How much Virat Kohli, Cristiano Ronaldo & Lionel Messi charge for an Instagram post?
India, the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world, will witness top manufacturers like Yamaha, Honda, Ducati, KTM, and Aprilia, all gunning for glory in the Grand Prix of Bharat.

Confirmed: India to host its first MotoGP race in 2023

International racing makes a return to the country after a period of 9 years as MotoGP announces India in its 2023 calendar.

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India will host the world's premier two-wheeler racing event in September or October next year.

In a historic first for India, MotoGP announced that the country will be hosting its first-ever race next year, marking the return of a big-ticket motorsport event in the country after Formula 1's departure nine years ago.
India will make its debut on the MotoGP calendar in 2023 with the race taking place at the Buddh International Circuit, in Uttar Pradesh. The 5.1 km track on the outskirts of New Delhi was a part of the Formula One calendar between 2011-13 before it was dropped, citing financial &amp; bureaucratic hurdles.
The country will be hosting the world's premier two-wheeler racing event for a period of seven years at least after commerical rights owner Dorna and Noida-based Fairstreet Sports signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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India, the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world, will witness top manufacturers like Yamaha, Honda, Ducati, KTM, and Aprilia, all gunning for glory in the Grand Prix of Bharat.

A big milestone for motoracing in India!
The country is all set to host its maiden MotoGP race at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida next year. 
With MotoGP commercial rights owner Dorna and Noida-based promoters Fairstreet Sports signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the country is expected to host the world's premier two-wheeler racing event for a period of seven years at least, starting from 2023.
Also read: Lewandowski & Shevchenko come together for Ukraine
India, the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world, will witness top manufacturers like Yamaha, Honda, Ducati, KTM, and Aprilia, all gunning for glory in the Grand Prix of Bharat.
Previously, the Buddh International Circuit hosted the Indian Grand Prix in Formula 1 for 3 consecutive years, from 2011 to 2013.
And even though F1 exited the nation, citing financial & bureaucratic hurdles, the MotoGP could pave the way for more international motorsport events in India in days to come.

India to host maiden MotoGP race in 2023 in Greater Noida 

It's official! Indian motorsport fans will love it!
The world's biggest two-wheel racing event, the MotoGP, is coming to India in 2023.

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India to host maiden MotoGP race in 2023 in Greater Noida

The Buddh International Circuit in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida will host the country's first-ever MotoGP race.

A big milestone for motor racing in India!
The country is all set to host its maiden MotoGP race at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida next year. The race will be called the 'Grand Prix of Bharat'.
With MotoGP commercial rights owner Dorna and Noida-based promoters Fairstreet Sports signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the country is expected to host the world's premier two-wheeler racing event for a period of seven years at least, starting from 2023.
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India, the largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world, will witness top manufacturers like Yamaha, Honda, Ducati, KTM, and Aprilia, all gunning for glory in the Grand Prix of Bharat.
Previously, the Buddh International Circuit hosted the Indian Grand Prix in Formula 1 for 3 consecutive years, from 2011 to 2013.
And even though F1 exited the nation, citing financial &amp; bureaucratic hurdles, the MotoGP could pave the way for more international motorsport events in India in days to come.

Kashmiri teenager Monisa has created history by becoming the first teenage girl from the Valley to become an off-road car racer.
She says that she was always very energetic, and interested in driving from a young age.&nbsp;She was taught how to drive by her father and uncle, and with her family's support started participating in off-road racing.
However, her ultimate career goal in life is very different.&nbsp;Despite competing with much older male counterparts, Monisa does not want to turn off-road racing into her career.&nbsp;Instead, the teenager plans to become an IAS officer.

Watch: In off-road car racing world, Kashmiri teenager Monisa creates history

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 VO: What you saw were visuals of Kashmir's first off-road racing teenage girl. Monisa says that she was always very energetic, and interested in driving from a young age. She was taught how to drive by her father and uncle, and with her family's support started participating in off-road racing. However, her ultimate career goal in life is very different. Despite competing with much older male counterparts, Monisa does not want to turn off-road racing into her career. Instead, the teenager plans to become an IAS officer.
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CAPTIONS Meet off-road car racer Monisa Kashmir's 1st&nbsp;off-road racing teen girl Monisa taught driving by dad, uncle Monisa wants to be an IAS officer

<div>Despite competing with much older male counterparts, Monisa does not want to turn off-road racing into her career.</div>

Kashmiri teenager Monisa has created history by becoming the first teenage girl from the Valley to become an off-road car racer.
 She says that she was always very energetic, and interested in driving from a young age.&nbsp;She was taught how to drive by her father and uncle, and with her family's support started participating in off-road racing.
 However, her ultimate career goal in life is very different.&nbsp;Despite competing with much older male counterparts, Monisa does not want to turn off-road racing into her career.&nbsp;Instead, the teenager plans to become an IAS officer.

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