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Rally Racing · India

N. Leelakrishnan

" Leelakrishnan, also known as Leela in Indian motorsport circles, is a six-time Indian National Rally Championship Champion and one time Indian Formula 3 champion from Coimbatore, India. He is also a rally and race car tuner and is currently the Chief Technical Director of Red Rooster Racing. His rally tuned cars have won 15 National Championship titles—driven by himself, V.

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Born
1 Jan 1964
Country
India
Sport
Rally Racing
Discipline
Motor
Category
Men
Status
Active

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" Leelakrishnan, also known as Leela in Indian motorsport circles, is a six-time Indian National Rally Championship Champion and one time Indian Formula 3 champion from Coimbatore, India. He is also a rally and race car tuner and is currently the Chief Technical Director of Red Rooster Racing. His rally tuned cars have won 15 National Championship titles—driven by himself, V.

Biography adapted from N. Leelakrishnan on Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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