The Indian Supercross Racing League is the world’s first franchise-based Supercross league — a groundbreaking initiative transforming the way motorsports are experienced in India. Season 2 takes this revolution several gears higher, bringing together 36 elite riders from India and around the world competing for six powerhouse franchises: BB Racing, Gujarat Trailblazers, BigRock Motorsports, Indewheelers Motorsports, Reise TorqRacers, and Tricolor KTM.

Across 18 adrenaline-charged races in three cities, the league showcases a perfect fusion of speed, skill, and spectacle that positions India firmly on the global Supercross map.

Backed by industry pioneers and visionary team owners, ISRL Season 2 pushes beyond sport to become a cultural movement, blending racing, youth culture, music, and lifestyle into one dynamic experience. Every race weekend is designed as a festival of throttle and energy, complete with immersive fan zones, live performances, and brand integrations, redefining motorsport entertainment for Indian audiences.

The league’s reach and scale have expanded exponentially this season. Through its official broadcast partnership with Eurosport India, ISRL Season 2 will reach over 70 million television households, while digital fans can tune in via FanCode, India’s leading sports-streaming platform, with access to a 160 million+ digital sports audience. These partnerships ensure fans across the country — and beyond — can experience every jump, drift, and finish line moment in real time.

With Salman Khan lending his star power as a league ambassador and Kawasaki returning as an official partner, ISRL continues to attract top-tier brands and mainstream recognition. The league remains deeply committed to safety, rider development, and community engagement — nurturing new talent and promoting grassroots motorsport growth across India.

Season 2 of the Indian Supercross Racing League isn’t just a racing championship; it’s a high-octane celebration of skill, speed, and Indian ambition — proving once again that motorsport here isn’t niche anymore, it’s national.

The inaugural season of ISRL will comprise three rounds held in three cities, spanning a three-month duration from October 2025 to December 2025.

ISRL will comprise SX 1 – 450 cc International Category, SX 2 – 250 cc International Category, SX 3 – 250 cc India & Asia mix category

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Supercross bikes and showroom motorcycles in India differ in their design and purpose. Supercross bikes are specialized off-road motorcycles built for competitive Supercross racing on tracks with jumps and obstacles. They have enhanced suspension, lighter frames, and more powerful engines compared to typical showroom motorcycles.
Showroom motorcycles in India are generally designed for on-road use and cater to daily commuting or recreational riding. They prioritize comfort, fuel efficiency, and versatility for various road conditions. These bikes often have less aggressive suspension setups and are not optimized for the extreme conditions of Supercross racing.
To summarise, Supercross bikes are purpose-built for off-road racing, while showroom motorcycles in India are designed for everyday on-road use.

Speeds vary depending on the track, but you can expect to see competitors going in excess of 80 KMPH at a typical Supercross race.

Riders fly 70 feet in distance while flying as high as a three-story building of jumps called “triple jumps.”

Most young riders get started at the local level, training on nearby tracks to hone their racing skills. To participate in ISRL, interested riders have to register their name for auctions. Once the registered rider is picked up by any of the franchises during the auction, the rider becomes eligible to participate in ISRL.

All riders in ISRL are required to wear safety equipment, including helmets, racing pants, boots, gloves, and goggles as may be prescribed by the national federation, FMSCI. Many riders also use chest protectors, and kidney belts for added protection, and some wear neck braces to prevent spinal cord injuries.

Roughly 500-600 truckloads of dirt is required to set up the track for each event, which equals roughly 5000 cubic meters. It takes a crew of seven with construction equipment, about five days to build the course.

Viewers in India can watch the entire Indian Supercross Racing League Season 2 on the FanCode app and Eurosport

FanCode is India’s premier sports-streaming + interactive platform, headquartered in Mumbai and operated by Dream Sports. Launched in 2019, FanCode has grown explosively: the app has been downloaded by 30 million+ users in India and is ranked among the top sports-entertainment apps globally. It offers live streaming of major events (cricket, football, basketball, racing, women’s sport) along with real-time scores, expert commentary, analytics, and even a fan-gear marketplace. For ISRL Season 2, FanCode becomes the digital hub where Indian viewers can watch every wheel-turn, rider move and highlight across devices — making it the go-to destination for supercross action in India.

Eurosport is the global sports-television brand from Warner Bros. Discovery, operating in 50+ countries and reaching millions of viewers worldwide. In India the channel first launched as DSport in February 2017 and was rebranded as Eurosport in 2020. It delivers premium live and studio-led coverage of global motorsport, cycling, tennis and more, and has recently renewed its partnership to bring MotoGP Moto2/Moto3 to Indian homes. As a broadcaster for ISRL Season 2, Eurosport offers the race-day experience on big screens with expert analysis, extended features and live telecast — ensuring supercross finds a powerful platform in India’s televised sports ecosystem.