TVS Apache Racing Experience GP Season 3 To Begin on November 15, Expand to 7 Countries

TVS Racing has announced the third season of the TVS Apache Racing Experience GP (ARE GP) International, which will begin on November 15, 2026. The 2026-27 championship will expand to seven countries, including India, Mexico, Colombia, Nepal, Morocco, Egypt and Ivory Coast. The new season will cover 20 cities and is expected to attract more than 1,200 participants, giving TVS Apache owners and motorsport enthusiasts more opportunities to experience competitive racing.

The championship aims to make motorsport more accessible by providing riders with a structured platform to develop their racing skills in a professional environment. The expansion also marks another step in TVS Racing's efforts to build its international presence and strengthen its grassroots racing ecosystem.

The third season builds on the international expansion introduced during the 2025-26 season, when the championship extended its reach to India, Mexico, Colombia and Nepal. The previous season concluded at the Madras International Circuit (MIC) in Chennai.

With Morocco, Egypt and Ivory Coast joining the list of participating countries, the 2026-27 championship will reach a wider audience. TVS Racing aims to use the platform to create more opportunities for riders to participate in competitive motorsport and develop their skills.

Since its inception, the championship has reached 20 cities and engaged more than 4,000 participants. The upcoming season is expected to further expand its reach.

The 2026-27 championship will feature a multi-category format, allowing the platform to cater to a broader group of riders. The company will also build on the women's customer category introduced earlier, supporting greater participation in motorsport.

TVS ARE GP was initially introduced in 2007 as a platform for TVS Apache customers to experience competitive racing in a safe and professional environment. In 2023, TVS Racing developed it into a structured championship programme focused on customer participation and premium racing experiences.

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The championship now aims to connect existing customers, motorsport enthusiasts and aspiring racers through a shared interest in performance and competition.

TVS Motor Company said the TVS Apache series has more than 7 million customers internationally. The TVS Apache Owners Group (AOG), meanwhile, has over 500,000 registered members.

The company aims to use this existing customer and enthusiast base to strengthen participation in motorsport. With the third season expanding into seven countries, TVS ARE GP is expected to play a larger role in connecting the global Apache community with competitive racing.

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The 2026-27 season will mark the next stage in the championship's development, with a wider international footprint and a continued focus on making grassroots motorsport more accessible.