Bengaluru marked a notable moment for the Indian Army’s Army Service Corps (ASC) as the ASC Motorcycle Display Team, better known as the ASC Tornadoes, added another world record during the 266th ASC Corps Day. The team’s latest achievement lifted its total to 36 world records.
The record was set by Major Amrit Panda, who rode 154 kilometres in the category of the Longest Continuous Ride Standing on the Seat of a Motorcycle. According to the report, this surpassed the earlier mark of 107.92 kilometres by more than 46 kilometres and highlighted endurance, balance, concentration and riding skill.
The attempt was conducted as a prelude to the 12th ASC Reunion, giving the effort added significance for the Corps and its display team. The feat was witnessed by Lieutenant General Ajay Ramdev, Sena Medal, Commandant of ASC Centre and College, Bengaluru, who congratulated Major Amrit Panda and the entire ASC Tornadoes team.
The record was dedicated to India’s war heroes, with the team paying tribute to their courage, sacrifice and commitment to the nation. The achievement was also linked to the values of discipline, perseverance, patriotism and determination associated with the Indian Army.
Based at ASC Centre (South), Bengaluru, the ASC Tornadoes are known for motorcycle demonstrations, precision riding and record-setting performances. Their profile has been built over time through difficult stunts and endurance-based feats.
With this latest accomplishment, the ASC Tornadoes have further strengthened their standing as one of the Indian Army’s most accomplished motorcycle display teams, while Major Panda’s ride has become another milestone for the Corps.
