In an extraordinary display of endurance, precision, and technical discipline, Pune-based automotive enthusiast Devjeet Saha has been officially recognized by the India Book of Records for achieving the maximum number of automotive acceleration tests performed by an individual in one day.
Saha accomplished a remarkable 1,011 acceleration runs (0–60 km/h) on a motorcycle within a span of 10 hours and 27 minutes, starting at 7:50 AM and concluding at 6:17 PM on January 12, 2025. The record has been formally confirmed by the India Book of Records on January 23, 2025.
This record-setting feat was not merely a test of speed, but a rigorous challenge of physical endurance, mental focus, and machine consistency. Repeating acceleration cycles over a thousand times in a single day required sustained concentration, controlled execution, and exceptional stamina.
Speaking about the achievement, Devjeet Saha said:
“This journey was about pushing boundaries—both human and mechanical. Every single run demanded focus and consistency. It’s an honor to be recognized, and I hope this inspires others to challenge their own limits.”
The achievement highlights the growing interest in real-world automotive testing and performance benchmarking in India, showcasing how individual passion combined with discipline can lead to nationally recognized accomplishments.
The India Book of Records, known for documenting exceptional achievements across diverse fields, acknowledged Saha’s feat as a significant milestone in the domain of automotive endurance testing.
With this record, Devjeet Saha aims to further contribute to the automotive community through data-driven testing, content creation, and performance analysis, inspiring enthusiasts and professionals alike.
