CHENNAI: The FIA-certified Formula 4 Indian Championship will crown its new champion at the Madras International Circuit on December 13 and 14, bringing a season of tight battles to a high-pressure finish. After four closely fought rounds, three young drivers remain in contention, with only a handful of points separating them.

Kenya’s 15-year-old Shane Chandaria of Chennai Turbo Riders leads the standings with 158 points after a season built on speed, consistency and measured race craft. His three victories, including a commanding performance at Kari last month, give him the edge, but with the field this competitive, his advantage is far from secure.

French driver Sachel Rotge of Kichcha’s Bengaluru sits second on 134 points and returns to a track where he has already won twice this sea

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