Round 2 will witness three races each of the JK Racing India Series and Formula LGB 4, and two races of the Polo R Cup apart from a host of other exciting support events.
The main attraction in Round 2 will be full-scale remote controlled cars.
In Round 1 last month, 12 of India's best racing talents had an opportunity to drive powerful FB02 cars with a Mygale chassis and 1.2 litre BMW bike engine and young driver Akhil Khushlani impressed everyone by winning all three races, leaving his mark on the championship.
After Round 1, Akhil stands at 84 points followed by Vishnu Prasad and Akhil Rabindra at 37 points each. Arjun Maini is three points behind them at 34 points.
In the JK Tyre-Volkswagen Polo R Cup, Rahil Noorani is in top form, and drove remarkably well with podium finishes in both the races of Round 1. The 23-year-old Mumbai driver is a strong contender in this year's championship after narrowly missing the championship title last season.