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ISRL Season 3 Attracts 146 Riders From 21 Countries
The Indian Supercross Racing League has finished signing up riders for its third season.
There are 146 riders from 21 countries.
They will compete in several different categories.
France has the most registrations, with 32 riders.
India has 30 registrations across two categories.
Season 2 champion Matt Moss is returning, along with racers from many other countries.
Indian riders will also race alongside international competitors.
Next, teams will choose their riders in an auction.
The league says the new Indian Futures category is meant to help create a pathway for Indian riders.
The Indian Supercross Racing League closed Season 3 rider registrations with 146 athletes from 21 countries.
The registered field includes 40 riders in the 450cc International category, 54 in the 250cc International category and 26 in the 250cc India Asia Mix category.
India accounts for 30 registrations across the India Futures and India Asia Mix categories.
Season 2 champion Matt Moss and other international racers are among those registered, alongside leading Indian riders.
The league will next hold a rider auction, where franchises will select their Season 3 squads.
- Who
- The Indian Supercross Racing League and 146 registered riders from 21 countries, including Matt Moss and Indian competitors.
- What
- The league closed rider registrations for Season 3 and is preparing for a rider auction.
- Where
- The league is based in India, and the article identifies Pune in its dateline.
- When
- Registrations have closed; the date of the upcoming auction is not stated.
- Why
- The registrations establish the rider pool for the upcoming franchise auction and Season 3 competition.
Key facts
- Season
- Season 3
- Registered riders
- 146
- Countries represented
- 21
- Largest national group
- France, with 32 registrations
- India registrations
- 30 across the Indian Futures and India Asia Mix categories
- 450cc International registrations
- 40
- 250cc International registrations
- 54
- Next milestone
- A rider auction where franchises will select their squads
Quotes
Eeshan Lokhande
Co-Founder and Director of the Indian Supercross Racing League
“The significance of this year's registrations extends beyond the number of riders or countries represented. When accomplished riders from established Supercross markets keep choosing to race in India, it signals growing confidence in our sporting standards and where the ecosystem is headed. Additionally, the Indian Futures category is central to our vision of a structured pathway for Indian riders, and the response there has been just as encouraging. As the league grows, our focus remains on bui”
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Matt Moss
Season 2 ISRL champion
“Winning back-to-back ISRL championships has been incredible. Every season the level rises, the competition gets deeper, and you must earn every result. The fans in India have embraced Supercross in a huge way, and the atmosphere they create pushes every rider to perform at their best. After two successful seasons, I am still hungry to compete and fully focused on chasing another championship in Season 3.”
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