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Ghorahi turned into a battleground of speed!!
The hunt for raw pace continues at WorldLink Beat the Speed S3, where young talents came in hungry to prove their speed and chase the road to ultimate glory.

One inspiring story from the activation was of a young speedster who missed out at the Lamahi activation but returned stronger and more determined for another shot in Ghorahi — showing the true spirit of never giving up.
Talking to the people in Ghorahi, many appreciated WorldLink’s initiative, saying it is creating a great platform for young talents while also helping the nation discover future fast-bowling stars.

Fastest in Ghorahi — Dakshya Thakuri clocks 116 km/hr
Dakshya shared that he feels happy with the outcome, especially after struggling with his bowling rhythm in Season 2. After working hard on his weaknesses and sticking to the basics, he has come back stronger and remains optimistic about securing a spot in the Top 10.

Bhairahawa came in HOT for WorldLink Beat the Speed S3
With Beat the Speed S2 finalists back in the mix and new speedsters hungry for the spotlight, the road to the finals just got fiercer. Eyes locked, engines roaring, competition rising.
Fastest in Bhairahawa — 21-year-old Bir Bahadur Ghatri Magar clocked a blazing 124 Km/hr
But for him, this is just the beginning. and Says “Happy with the result, but hungry for more. To become the ultimate winner, I need to work harder and put in the hard yards.”

The grind continues.
The speed gets crazier.
And Bhairahawa just proved it’s built different.