Episode 2: Pure Racing Uncovered | The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup | Season 2023

[@mikedominick]

I absolutely LOVE this series!! Please keep the videos coming. I can 💯 % feel the passion of these amateur and pro racers! No wonder we have MotoGP in India now. I wish we had even close to as many motorcycles on the streets in America like they do in India. Ride fast my brothers… and take chances!!

[@RoadRunneR69]

LOVE this documentary! BANGALORE REPRESENT!

[@oldschool8432]

Love that cafe look an stance, good looking bikes. I didn't know they raced bikes over there. Awesome

[@why_ratul]

Awesome DOP and top notch Editing... Great work 💯

[@ishaanchawla7075]

thanks bro

[@000Samik]

Thank you so much bro

[@stefanmedlicott8424]

Very impressive riding and the video really takes you into the racers world. Great cast of characters both racers and track/event staff. I love the same make production race type events. Reminds me of the early 80’s RD cup races. Makes it all about rider skills. Well done to all who put this together. Royal Enfield you rock!

[@williamkerr3350]

Brilliant ,I love the enthusiasm these guys have,its serious business.

[@whollymindless]

Another banger of an episode. Keep them coming!

[@brianperry]

Really enjoyed this. It reminds me of my of the first time watching bike racing in the early sixties UK, Brands Hatch specifically. When racing was still dominated by big singles and Twins…..Oh! That exhaust music. Plus the bikes weren’t traveling at Warp Speed…

[@ItmeAno]

Royal enfield is not just a brand it a culture❤

[@yukonica4560]

Second time watching this channel. Subscribed this time. Please link riders to bike numbers so it is easier to follow.

[@ReizePrimus]

Great followup! Can't believe the number of crashes that go on throughout haha.

[@AcidOllie]

Would love to get my knees down on a hot and sticky Indian racetrack. Terrified doing it in the UK.

[@renevanderkraats3811]

Love it! Racing bikes back to the core components. Cheap, simple, exciting. So....where can I buy one as my trackbike? :-)

[@pratikbhanushali2535]

Wow Man absolutely phenomenal stuff great job guys ❤

[@cactus_productions]

Thanks man!

[@slaymmer6664]

Great 👍

[@VetsFleetNY]

Cool series!

[@mukrangterang9907]

❤ Royal Enfield

[@V8_Scuderia]

One day I’ll be there

[@subhabrataray4786]

❤

[@onichamp3261]

when is ep 3

[@shreyasbaviskar5935]

how can i take part in this

[@crisnadevaraya7671]

Who’s the camera man

[@alroymenezes]

Killer.

[@General_Li_Shin]

just curious how this is recorded ??

[@cactus_productions]

with the help of a fantastic crew who know what they're doing

[@RoadRunneR69]

GoPros on the bikes and top of the line cameras for interviews.

[@pmay222]

keep it lower powered racing...its just as much excitement as anything...

[@ankurdebbarma6363]

Why do none of them make it to MotoGP?

[@Dinara1up]

To put it nicely, these guys may be "fast" compared to the average rider, but MotoGP is a different ball game. 50 odd horsepower on a bike that's basically an engine fitted to 6 steel beams of a chassis, vs 320 HP at 167 Kgs and the pinnacle of prototype racing. Let's just say any rider in the GP paddock including the Moto3 riders will destroy these guys and will lap them multiple times on equal machinery. I honestly felt second hand embarrassment watching this guy at 1:05 talking about visualizing the track, I don't think you sound as cool as you think you do bud. The Grand Prix riders firmly have their feet on their ground and don't talk shit even though they might as well, considering what they do is quite superhuman. Be humble.

[@twowheeledparadox]

Simple - Money. It takes a lot of money to sustain oneself in any motorsport. Riders cannot sponsor themselves. They need sponsorship. Also, who will invest in organising racing events involving any motorcycle? We have one-make events involving these bikes, the KTM RC390, some TVS models and maybe the Yamaha R15. These events have no international renown. Therefore, there is no platform for riders to enable riders to ascend to even Moto3, let alone Moto GP. Fortunately, RE has decided to make an investment and create this excellent motorcycle racing event to at least bring some momentum to this culture.

[@pkmkb007]

How many motorcycle tracks are there in India? How many racing series for motorcycles? How much money does it cost to become a motorcycle racer? You will get your answer, nobody considers racing a career over here. Its all about get an education and get a job or go overseas that's it. Go see in Europe, the 50hp bikes these 25-30 yr old guys are racing are raced by teenagers in Europe. That's how you create world class talent, first talented kids in India need to be groomed and compete with each other not like these 25-30 yr olds and then national talent need to compete at international level and so on.

[@ub678]

I see a lack of infrastructure to support the learning. There is a gap in skill levels to compete at the MotoGP level. MotoGP guys are on a different level of skill. Even the professional category here would be considered amateur for MotoGP guys. They'd still beat these guys even if all of them were to race Activa.

[@abhas4]

Royal Enfield Enfield makes Bullsh*t Bikes - Ex Royal Enfield Owner

[@Amory98]

Kudos to these riders for being able to race around these underpowered overweight tractors.

[@Dinara1up]

To put it nicely, these guys may be "fast" compared to the average rider, but MotoGP is a different ball game. ( I own an INT650 and the limited trackable perfomace of the bike is glaringly obvious after you start getting to it's limits) 50 odd horsepower on a bike that's basically an engine fitted to 6 steel beams of a chassis, Vs 320 HP at 167 Kgs and the pinnacle of prototype racing. Let's just say any rider in the GP paddock including the Moto3 riders will destroy these guys and will lap them multiple times on equal machinery. I honestly felt second hand embarrassment watching this guy at 1:05 talking about visualizing the track, I don't think you sound as cool as you think you do bud. The Grand Prix riders firmly have their feet on their ground and don't talk shit even though they might as well, considering what they do is quite superhuman. Be humble.

[@General_Li_Shin]

Brah finishing race and no one behind means you lost, might wanna to listen to what you say.