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Indian Racing Festival: John Abraham announced as owner of Goa Aces

John Abraham joins Goa Aces by JA Racing, amplifying his impact on motorsports. he 2024 Indian Racing Festival, featuring eight city-based teams will begin on 24th August in Chennai.

John Abraham now owns the Goa Aces by JA Racing for the 2024 Indian Racing Festival. Known for his charisma and racing enthusiasm, Abraham will drive the Goa franchise forward. His commitment to advancing motorsports in India adds substance, glamour, and excitement. As the thrilling season approaches, Abraham’s dual passion for the sport and the spotlight guarantees a spectacular event.

From August 24 to November 17, the Indian Racing Festival, organized by Racing Promotions Pvt. Ltd. (RPPL), will roar with the sounds of engines and screeching tires. In its third season, IRF promises unmatched intensity and spectacle, featuring the Indian Racing League (IRL) and the FIA Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC). This exhilarating festival will deliver extraordinary racing excitement, making it bigger and better than ever.

Sohil Shah driving the #24 Goa Aces car (Photo: Akhil Puthiyedath/ Indian Racing League)


John Abraham will amplify his impact in his new role with the Goa Aces by JA Racing. His dedication to safe riding, shown in his personal pursuits and admired by countless fans, will serve as a powerful influence. This dual commitment on and off-screen will inspire a new generation of racing enthusiasts.

“Having John Abraham as the owner of Goa Aces is poised to unlock immense potential for developing Goa into a premier motorsports venue. John’s deep passion for racing and his collection of bikes and cars will amplify interest in the sport, adding to the region’s proud sporting culture. This strategic move promises to also elevate Goa’s status in the motorsports world and expand its appeal beyond traditional racing circles,” said Akhilesh Reddy, Chairman and Managing Director of RPPL.

John Abraham is known for his involvement in football ownership, he will now make a significant impact in motorsports as the owner of Goa Aces by JA Racing. With his deep passion for the sport and commitment to motivating the motorsports community, Abraham aims to enhance the vision of the Indian Racing Festival. His influential presence and strong connection with India’s youth are expected to attract a new generation of fans, elevating the sport’s profile and igniting enthusiasm across the country.

Expressing his enthusiasm about joining the Indian Racing Festival as the owner of Goa Aces by JA Racing, John Abraham remarked, “I’ve always been captivated by fast cars and bikes, and I’ve longed to be part of this thrilling sport as it makes new strides in our country. I am thankful to the IRF team and as owner of Goa Aces, I’m excited about the opportunity to help build a robust motorsports ecosystem in Goa and, with the Indian Racing Festival, uncover new talent that can shine on the global stage in the near future.”

Goa Aces: Reigning Champions of Indian Racing Featival

Goa Aces are the reiging cars champions of the Indian Racing League. The #24 car driven by Sohil Shah and Raoul Hyman won the Cars’ Championship last year. Both drivers last year combined for 3 poles, 2 wins and 3 podiums in 6 races. They lost out in the team’s championship by just 6 points, finishing behind Bangalore Speedsters. This year not only would they be looking to defend their title, but also do the double by winning the Teams’ Championship.

Goa Aces team from 2023 (Photo: Srinivasa Krishna/Indian Racing League)

Exciting Star – Studded Season up ahead

Fans are gearing up for three months of thrilling racing weekends. John Abraham joins the lineup, adding excitement. Sourav Ganguly owns the Kolkata Royal Tigers, and Arjun Kapoor owns the Speed Demons Delhi team. This star-studded group highlights the growing popularity of motorsports in India. The Indian Racing Festival attracts achievers from diverse fields who share a passion for cars, creating an electrifying celebration.

Jack Taylor in the Goa Aces liveried Formula 4 car (Photo: Akhil Puthiyedath/ Indian Racing League)

The 2024 Indian Racing Festival features eight city-based teams from Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Goa, Kochi, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata. These teams will compete fiercely for the championship from August to November. The event promises a high-octane spectacle, showcasing top motorsport talent from India and beyond. Additionally, the festival will introduce a groundbreaking night race on a street circuit in Chennai, marking a historic first for Indian motorsports and amplifying the thrill and grandeur of the second edition.

By Anuj Tripathi

Built the biggest motorsports community in India through F1ndia, now building a homegrown motorsports brand with the community.

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