INDIAN SUPERCROSS RACING LEAGUE (ISRL) Season 2 got off to a solid start as Round 1 concluded at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune, with home team BB Racing emerging as the overall winner of the night.
Perf an official release, the “opening race weekend of the world’s first franchise-based Supercross league delivered non-stop thrills and intense racing action, as packed stadium with thousands of spectators witnessed global and Indian riders battle it out under the lights”.
BB Racing took the top spot in the team standings, setting the tone for a fiercely competitive season ahead. In the 450cc International Class, Matt Moss (Australia) of BigRock Motorsports powered through a demanding track layout on his Kawasaki to claim victory. Hunter Schlosser (USA) of BB Racing dominated the 250cc International Class aboard his Honda, showcasing remarkable skill and control. Meanwhile, Ben Hallgren (Thailand) representing the Gujarat Trailblazers triumphed in the 250cc India-Asia Mix category, crossing the finish line to thunderous applause on his KTM.
Schlosser said, “The Indian crowd is absolutely wild. The energy here is unmatched! For me, it’s amazing to see how far the league has come. They’re doing all the right things, bringing in world-class riders, building great tracks, and growing the sport the right way. It’s only a matter of time before this turns into something massive. It’s an honour to be part of that journey and to race in front of fans this passionate.”
Former World Champion Jordi Tixier expressed, “It’s not easy to grow in this sport. It takes years of learning and refining your technique. What ISRL is doing for Indian riders is incredible because it is fast tracking the learning curve. The key is to learn to ride safe, keep improving, and build that base young. That’s how you create champions.”
ISRL co-founder Eeshan Lokhande added, “The incredible turnout of over 10,500 + fans, engaging with riders and teams at the Reise Moto Fan Park, shows how strongly the sport is resonating with audiences. India is no longer just a spectator, it’s emerging as a serious contender in global motorsports. Our vision has always been to build a platform that nurtures young riders, inspires the next generation, and puts India firmly on the global Supercross map. ISRL isn’t just about racing, it’s about community, culture, and bringing families together under one roof to celebrate the spirit of sport.”
