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Meet Ultimate Daredevils in Uniform From Madhya Pradesh Breaking Records on Wheels

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The Corps of Signals, contingent of the Indian Army, displays their jaw-dropping stunts and precise formations. (Image: News18)

The Corps of Signals, contingent of the Indian Army, displays their jaw-dropping stunts and precise formations. (Image: News18)

The Corps of Signals’ heart-throbbing performances have so far been displayed in 25 Republic Day parades

An electrifying motorcycle display team from the Indian Army’s Corps of Signals, renowned for its precision and skill, has been setting new standards in motorcycle displays with their jaw-dropping stunts and precise formations. The daredevils on wheels from the Corps of Signals are based in Jabalpur.

From perfectly synchronised formations to death-defying manoeuvres, these daredevils sure know how to captivate their audience and hence, become a well-known entity among bike sports lovers.

Often referred to as original gangsters (OG) of motorcycle displays, The Corps of Singals’ heart-throbbing performances have so far been displayed in 25 Republic Day parades, showcasing their unmatched skills and indomitable spirit.

The Corps of Signals’ acts and performances are not just stunts; they are also a high-octane tribute to the pride and valour of India, capturing the essence of the Indian Army’s courage. These speedometers have so far etched 24 world records to their name.

This epic group can be caught giving some ground-breaking performances on a show on History TV18 channel.

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