The Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL), in association with the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI), has unveiled the official calendar for its much-anticipated Season 2, promising a larger-than-life return of India’s only stadium-based motorsport league.
Following a blockbuster debut last year, which drew over 30,000 live spectators and clocked more than 11.5 million broadcast and digital viewers across three rounds, ISRL is set to raise the stakes in its sophomore season. The calendar for 2025 features three adrenaline-charged rounds:
- Round 1: October 25–26
- Round 2: December 6–7
- Round 3: December 20–21
Each round will pack two days of intense Supercross action, including official practice, qualifying heats, and main races. Indian talent will once again battle it out with international riders from six continents, promising edge-of-the-seat racing drama.
“We’re not just putting on a race — we’re building a motorsports movement in India,” said Eeshan Lokhande, Co-founder of ISRL. “With world-class athletes, immersive fan zones, and the debut of the Reise Moto Fan Park, Season 2 will redefine the spectator experience.”
Key highlights
The upcoming season will feature interactive Fan Parks, complete with pit-lane access, AR/VR racing simulators, live performances, and family-friendly zones. Lifestyle and automotive showcases will further transform the races into full-fledged motorsport festivals.
Between rounds, teams will have time to refine their machines, ensuring top-tier racing performance. The league aims to showcase the highest standards of racing, blending international format with Indian fan enthusiasm.
ISRL is promoted by Team Supercross India (SXI), led by former international racers Veer Patel, a two-time national Supercross champion, and Eeshan Lokhande, who bring their deep understanding of the sport to build a global-quality league tailored for Indian audiences.
With Season 2, ISRL is looking to solidify India’s position on the global Supercross map and foster a strong, family-inclusive motorsports culture in the country.
