The FIA-certified Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC), part of the Indian Racing Festival, is all set for its season finale at the Madras International Circuit on December 13–14. After four rounds of close racing, the battle for the title has come down to three young drivers who have kept the championship alive till the last weekend.

Fifteen-year-old Kenyan racer Shane Chandaria (Chennai Turbo Riders) arrives in Chennai as the points leader with 158. He has been the most consistent driver on the grid this year, mixing raw speed with calm race craft. His three wins, including a strong drive at Kari last month, have put him in a good position. But with the gaps this tight, nothing is guaranteed.

Right behind him is French driver Sachel Rotgé (Kichcha’s Kings Bengaluru) with 134 points. He

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