World Cup Winner MS Dhoni went viral on social media on Monday after taking to the track on a superbike at the Madras International Circuit in Irungattukottai, near Chennai. He was attending a promotional event organized by TVS Eurogrip, and the former Indian captain completed high-speed laps on the permanent motor racing circuit, testing the brand’s flagship motorcycle tyres before interacting with company stakeholders. The video went viral on social media with fans sending in plenty of positive comments.
MS Dhoni was seen enjoying his ride on an international circuit. He did not hold back, giving it full throttle as he completed a couple of high-speed laps. Photographers surrounded him as soon as he returned to the pit lane. It is no secret that MS Dhoni has a special love for bikes and his collections are second to none. This video once again shows Dhoni’s passion for racing. After completing all the laps, the 45-year-old removed his helmet and waved at the fans. This was a special moment sending the crowd into a frenzy.
Dhoni’s future with CSK remains under the spotlight
MS Dhoni could not play any match in the IPL 2026 with injuries that just wouldn’t clear up. He still hasn’t said a word about retirement, but missing an entire season has only made people wonder how much longer he’ll keep playing. As per reports from RevSportz, MS Dhoni might be moving into a mentoring role at Chennai Super Kings after Stephen Fleming steps down as coach. If that happens, it could be the quiet end of his playing days, but it would also keep him right in the middle of the franchise he’s built into a five-time champion.
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Nothing has been confirmed by Dhoni or the franchise yet. Still, if it does go through, the man who has defined CSK for so long stays at the centre of their future even if he never walks out to bat for them again. The same report says CSK are looking at a bigger overhaul. They haven’t made the playoffs in three straight seasons since lifting the trophy in 2023, and the plan, apparently, is to give Dhoni full charge of the cricket side of things whenever he takes on the new job.
