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Goa hosts MotoSoul festival with racing

Goa hosts MotoSoul festival with racing - moto soul festival
Under the Adrenaline and Racecraft categories, participants can join gymkhana, dirt track, and obstacle races, along with stunt battles and FMX demonstrations. Photo: Israyosoy S./Pexels

TVS Motor Company’s MotoSoul festival will return to Goa for its sixth edition on December 11–12, 2026, combining racing, custom motorcycle builds, and entertainment for riders and enthusiasts. The two-day gathering attracts racers, content creators, musicians, and motorcycle fans, delivering a blend of competition, craftsmanship, learning, and entertainment in a single venue.

The festival’s competitive offerings have grown this year. Under the Adrenaline and Racecraft categories, participants can join gymkhana, dirt track, and obstacle races, along with stunt battles and FMX demonstrations. New additions include the Drift-R Championship, Sand Rush Challenge, and hill climb events. Attendees will also have the chance to test ride TVS motorcycles.

Skill development remains a focus. TVS will conduct racing workshops, technical sessions, and masterclasses, allowing riders to engage with TVS Racing champions. Community groups like the Apache Owners Group and Ronin CuLT will organize rides, panel discussions, and podcast recordings, alongside creator meet-ups and rider story sessions. Evening entertainment includes live music, DJ performances, and freestyle acts, while sustainability and road safety initiatives are integrated into the schedule.

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Custom builds continue to draw attention. Previous editions featured Apache RTR 310 designs such as Trickster and Vortex, alongside Ronin creations like Ryoma, Dark Bobb, Mizuno, Wakizashi, and Kensai. This year’s event will introduce new Apache and Ronin customizations, helmet-painting workshops, and garage discussions. The festival has also served as a launchpad for TVS products, including the Apache RTR 160 4V in 2023, the RT-XD4 300 engine platform in 2024, and the Ronin Agonda Edition in 2025.

TVS’s global network of premium motorcycle owners, spanning Apache and Ronin enthusiasts, now surpasses seven million riders. The festival will feature exclusive product unveilings, reinforcing its reputation for motorcycle launches and custom showcases. TVS has indicated that MotoSoul 6.0 will again feature launches and exclusive unveilings.