Salman Khan comes on board as brand ambassador for Racing League, ISRL to begin rider registrations on April 24
Season 2 of Indian Supercross Racing League promises to be even higher-octane action, new international faces, and the return of celebrated talent from across the globe
HYDERABAD: Season 2 of Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL), the world’s first franchise-based Supercross league, kicks off with the opening of rider registrations on April 24, promising even higher-octane action, new international faces, and the return of celebrated talent from across the globe.
Season 2 is poised to reach greater heights with enhanced ambition, a bigger format, and added star power—most notably with superstar Salman Khan joining hands with the league as the official brand ambassador to amplify its reach and visibility.
“ISRL Season 1 was just the beginning. With the kind of global traction and home-grown talent we witnessed, we’re entering Season 2 with renewed energy and confidence. Salman Khan coming on board as brand ambassador adds to the momentum, bringing his unmatched charisma to the world of Supercross,” Eeshan Lokhande, Co-Founder, Indian Supercross Racing League, said.
Rugved Barguje, three-time Indian National Supercross Champion, expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “Racing in Season 1 of ISRL was an unforgettable experience. The support from the crowd, the level of competition, and the chance to race on real Supercross tracks in India—it was a dream come true.”
“ The league has changed the game for Indian motorsport, making it more organised and structured, creating a professional platform for motorsport athletes to thrive. Season 2 is going to be even more epic, and I can’t wait to be a part of it,” he said.
Jordi Tixier, World Champion MX2 (2014), said Season 1 blew his expectations out of the water.
Season 1 featured some of the biggest names in global motocross, including Jordi Tixier (World Champion MX2, 2014), Matt Moss (9-time Australian MX & SX Champion), Thomas Ramette, Hugo Manzato, and many more. From Australia to France and Thailand to South Africa, the talent was unmatched. Indian champions like Rugved Barguje, Ikshan Shanbhag, Prajwal Vishwanth, Sarthak Chavan, and Shlok Ghorpade raced shoulder-to-shoulder with global pros, making history on tracks designed to world-class standards.
