In the Gymkhana Round of Moto Student India

In the Gymkhana Round of Moto Student India, participants navigate through a series of timed obstacle courses designed to test their motorcycle handling skills, agility, and precision. The course typically consists of various challenges such as:

1. Cone Weaving: Riders weave through a series of cones, demonstrating their ability to control the motorcycle at low speeds.
2. Slalom Course: Participants must maneuver between obstacles in a zigzag pattern, testing their cornering and balance.
3. Figure Eight: Riders perform figure-eight patterns, showcasing their turning capabilities and throttle control.
4. Stop-and-Go: In this challenge, participants have to stop at designated points and then accelerate away, evaluating their braking and acceleration skills.
5. Acceleration and Braking: Riders may be tested on their ability to accelerate quickly from a standstill and stop within a specific distance.
6. Obstacle Navigation: This could include navigating over small ramps, around barriers, or through narrow passages.

Scoring in the Gymkhana Round is usually based on the fastest time to complete the course, with penalties for knocking over cones or failing to follow the correct path. This round is crucial for evaluating the riders’ technical riding skills in a controlled environment, reflecting their ability to handle the motorcycle in various scenarios.