Raipur: In a thrilling display of confidence and responsibility, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai was seen riding a motorcycle at the Buddhapara Stadium on Monday, sending a strong message to the youth about helmet use and safe driving.
Wearing a helmet, CM Sai took control of the bike, instantly electrifying the atmosphere and inspiring young onlookers. He emphasized, “The speed of the youth is the strength of the nation, but it must be safe and disciplined—that is the real victory.”
“Speed Should Be Passion, Not Risk”
This initiative coincided with the Silver Jubilee Year celebrations and was part of the MRF National Supercross Championship 2025, organized by the Chhattisgarh Motor Sports Association (CMSA). According to CMSA President Ujjwal Deepak, the event is designed not only to promote motorsports but also to deliver a positive social message: “Let speed be your passion, not a risk.”
The national-level competition will be conducted on a specially built safe racing track, ensuring adherence to all safety standards while encouraging thrill and excitement in motorsports. CM Sai’s participation has been hailed as a motivating factor for the youth, promoting discipline, responsibility, and safe riding practices.
CM Sai Urges Youth for Safe Driving
Prior to the championship, CM Sai personally rode a bike to demonstrate safe driving practices. He extended his best wishes for the two-day championship scheduled on November 8–9 and stressed the importance of channeling youthful energy responsibly.
He advised young riders:
- Always wear a helmet while riding.
- Follow traffic rules diligently.
- Avoid racing on public roads.
“Life is precious,” he remarked, “and riding responsibly ensures not only your safety but also sets an example for others.”
Silver Jubilee Celebration Inspires Youth
CM Sai also highlighted that the Silver Jubilee Year of Chhattisgarh is an opportunity to celebrate the state’s achievements while instilling discipline, responsibility, and positive energy in the new generation. He emphasized that the youth of Chhattisgarh should be known not just for speed, but for self-control and determination.
Ujjwal Deepak added that the championship aims to provide youth with a safe and structured platform to experience the thrill of motorsports without endangering themselves or others. The two-day Supercross Championship will feature top riders from across the country, with the support of MRF, putting Chhattisgarh firmly on the national motorsports map.
