The Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) has closed rider registrations for Season 3, with 146 riders from 21 countries signing up across its four categories.
India has 30 registrations, including riders entering the newly introduced 250cc Indian Futures category, which uses Group A foreign bikes and is aimed at developing domestic talent.
Strong International Participation
France leads the international registrations with 32 riders, followed by Australia with 20 and the United States with 18.
- 450cc International: 40 riders
- 250cc International: 54 riders
- 250cc India Asia Mix: 26 riders
- Indian Futures: Indian riders
Riders have also registered from Indonesia, Thailand, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Canada, South Africa, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and Mongolia.
International Stars Return
The 450cc International category includes Season 2 champion Matt Moss, along with Jordi Tixier, John Short, Anthony Bourdon, Gregory Aranda, Ryan Breece, Luke Clout and Anthony Rodriguez.
The 250cc International field features Reid Taylor, Calvin Fonvieille, Justin Rodbell and Nico Koch.
Indian Riders in the Mix
India’s entries include Rugved Barguje, Prajwal Vishwanath, Shlok Ghorpade and Ikshan Shanbhag.
The new Indian Futures category will give domestic riders a dedicated platform to compete against international talent and develop their Supercross careers.
Rider Auction Next
With registrations closed, the next step is the rider auction, where ISRL franchises will select their Season 3 squads from the final pool of registered competitors.
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Final Take
With 146 riders from 21 countries, ISRL Season 3 will bring a strong international field to India. The introduction of the Indian Futures category also gives the league a dedicated pathway for developing domestic Supercross talent.
