Bengaluru, November 6, 2026: The Indian Army’s renowned Army Service Corps (ASC) Motorcycle Display Team, popularly known as the ASC Tornadoes, has achieved another remarkable milestone by taking its tally to 36 world records on the occasion of the 266th ASC Corps Day.
In an extraordinary display of endurance, balance and determination, Major Amrit Panda of the ASC Tornadoes broke the previous record for the Longest Continuous Ride Standing on the Seat of a Motorcycle by covering an impressive distance of 154 kilometres.
The previous record stood at 107.92 kilometres. Major Panda surpassed the benchmark by more than 46 kilometres, demonstrating exceptional physical stamina, concentration and motorcycle-riding skills.
The record-breaking achievement was undertaken as a prelude to the 12th ASC Reunion, marking a significant occasion for the Army Service Corps and its celebrated motorcycle display team.
Lieutenant General Ajay Ramdev, Sena Medal, Commandant of ASC Centre and College, Bengaluru, witnessed the remarkable feat and congratulated Major Amrit Panda and the entire ASC Tornadoes team for their outstanding achievement.
The record was dedicated to India’s brave war heroes, paying tribute to their courage, sacrifice and unwavering commitment to the nation. The achievement also highlighted the values of discipline, perseverance, patriotism and determination that define the Indian Army.
The ASC Tornadoes, based at ASC Centre (South), Bengaluru, are widely recognised for their daring motorcycle demonstrations, precision riding and record-breaking performances. Over the years, the team has showcased exceptional riding skills through challenging stunts and endurance-based achievements.
With the latest accomplishment, the ASC Tornadoes have increased their tally to 36 world records, further strengthening their reputation as one of the Indian Army’s most accomplished motorcycle display teams.
The achievement by Major Amrit Panda stands as another proud moment for the Army Service Corps, reflecting the adventurous spirit, professional excellence and indomitable determination of Indian Army personnel.
