Prakash emerged as one of the event's strongest performers from the outset. He topped both qualifying sessions in the Micro Max UK category before winning the opening heat and adding further front-running finishes across the remaining heats. After taking victory in the Super Heat, Prakash carried that momentum into the Grand Prix Final, converting his pace into an overall win to cap a commanding weekend.
Khera also impressed in the highly competitive Junior X30 field. After qualifying inside the top ten overall, she finished second in three of the four heats, putting herself firmly in contention despite an eighth-place finish in the final heat. A retirement in the Super Heat threatened to derail her weekend, but Khera responded with an excellent recovery drive in the Grand Prix Final, climbing back to finish second overall.
In the Mini Max 950 category, Dhian Singh Pahal showed flashes of strong pace throughout the weekend. He opened with fifth in qualifying before recording a runner-up finish in Heat 3 and progressing through the heats to reach the Super Heat. Pahal crossed the line 12th in the Grand Prix Final but received a five-second penalty, dropping him to 17th in the final classification.
The weekend was ultimately headlined by Prakash's dominant run to victory and Khera's resilient podium finish, giving the Indian contingent two standout performances at one of the UK's biggest karting events.
