F4 Chennai street race: Madras HC extends time to obtain certificate to conduct race
A division bench of Justice R Suresh Kumar and Justice PB Balaji directed the State that the race should not be conducted without obtaining the certification while extending the time until 8pm today.
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CHENNAI: The Madras High Court extended the time to obtain certification from Federation Internationale del' Automobile (FIA) to conduct the Formula 4 street night within the city.
A division bench of Justice R Suresh Kumar and Justice PB Balaji directed the State that the race should not be conducted without obtaining the certification while extending the time until 8pm today.
The racing organization, Racing Promotion Private Limited, moved an urgent petition before the High Court
as it couldn't get the certificate fr FIA within the time stipulated by the Court.
Senior counsel PR Raman appeared for the private racing organisation said that the FIA suggested some changes to be made on the racing track and the process is ongoing.
Hence, he sought to extended the time untill 8pm to get the certification.
The State assured that the race will not be conducted untill obtaining the certification from the competent body.
After the submission the bench extended the time until 8pm today to obtain the certification or else the race should be postponed.
The private racing organisation which conducting the Formula 4 street night race moved an urgent petition before the Madras High Court seeking extension of time to get certification from Federation Internationale del' Automobile (FIA) as it couldn't get the certificate within the stipulated time.
On Friday, the first division bench of acting Chief Justice D Krishnakumar and PB Balaji directed the State and the private racing organisation, Racing Promotion Private Limited to get homologation certificate from FIA before 12 noon on August 31 to conduct the race within the city limit, which scheduled today.
However, the competent authority FIA suggested certain changes to be made on the racing track, hence the race organiser moved an urgent petition in the High Court seeking extension of time.
