Indian Supercross Racing League Season 3 draws 146 riders from 21 countries

The Indian Supercross Racing League has closed Season 3 rider registrations, attracting 146 racers from 21 countries, including established international names and leading Indian Supercross talent.ISRL Season 3 brings together 146 riders from 21 countries, including top international racers and India’s rising Supercross talent.New Delhi,Oct 7, 2026 13:49 ISTThe Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) has closed rider registrations for its third season, with 146 riders from 21 countries signing up across four categories. The entry list includes several established international racers alongside leading Indian riders.France leads the international participation with 32 registrations, followed by Australia with 20 and the United States with 18. Riders have also registered from countries including Indonesia, Thailand, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Canada, South Africa, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and Mongolia.The 146 registrations are spread across the 450cc International, 250cc International, 250cc India Asia Mix and the newly introduced 250cc Indian Futures categories. The 450cc International class has 40 riders, while the 250cc International category has 54 entries. The 250cc India Asia Mix class has 26 riders, with the remaining Indian registrations coming through the new Indian Futures category.The 450cc International category features a number of established Supercross racers, including reigning ISRL Season 2 champion Matt Moss, Jordi Tixier, John Short, Anthony Bourdon, Gregory Aranda, Ryan Breece, Luke Clout and Anthony Rodriguez. The 250cc International category includes Reid Taylor, Calvin Fonvieille, Justin Rodbell and Nico Koch. The 250cc India Asia Mix class will feature riders such as Witsarut Salangam, Thanarat Penjan, Athison Ruadreo, Nakami Vidi Makarim, Ben Hallgren and Muhammad Athar Alghifari.India has 30 registrations across the 250cc Indian Futures and 250cc India Asia Mix categories. The domestic line-up includes Rugved Barguje, Prajwal Vishwanath, Shlok Ghorpade and Ikshan Shanbhag. The newly introduced 250cc Indian Futures category is aimed at giving Indian riders a dedicated platform to compete on foreign-specification Group A motorcycles. The league sees the category as an additional pathway for domestic riders to gain experience against a stronger international field.With registrations now closed, the next major step will be the ISRL rider auction, where the league's franchises will select their squads for Season 3 from the registered pool. The auction will determine the team line-ups ahead of the opening round of the 2026-27 season.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine - Ends