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CEAT Indian Supercross League Season 2 Witnesses Remarkable 20% Increase In Global Registrations
The CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) is gearing up for its second season, having closed rider registrations for the eagerly awaited rider auction. Following the success of its debut season, the league has attracted 145 riders from across the globe, eager to compete in this thrilling motorsport event.
Season 2 will feature returning favourites such as 9x Australian Champion Matt Moss, Reid Taylor, MxON World Champion Jordi Tixier, and Asia Motocross Champion Thanarat Penjan. New competitors like AMA Pro Motocross Champion Mike Alessi, French Supercross Champion Greg Aranda, French Motocross Champion Maxime Desprey, and Australian Motocross Champion Luke Clout will also join, adding fresh energy to the competition.
Global Participation
Athletes from countries including the USA, Spain, France, Germany, Sweden, South Africa, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, and India have registered. The increase in Indian-origin riders compared to Season 1 highlights the league's growing reputation as a premier platform for showcasing talent on an international stage.
Eeshan Lokhande, Co-founder & Director of the CEAT ISRL, expressed his excitement: "The response to Season two has been phenomenal. We are witnessing a new era in Indian motorsports where the CEAT ISRL is not just a platform for international talent but also a catalyst for the growth of Supercross in India. Our goal is to elevate the sport further and deliver a season that is bigger, bolder, and faster, captivating fans around the world."
Rider Insights
Matt Moss shared his thoughts on returning: "Season 1 was a fantastic experience for me both on and off the track. Traveling to India was definitely a cultural shock but in the best possible way—the people were amazing and the hospitality was second to none. The racing itself was really competitive and enjoyable. As we head into Season 2 I'm confident that any small issues from the first season will be ironed out making it even better. I'm especially excited to see the increased competition with more riders from the USA France and Australia joining in. I can't wait to get back out there and see what Season 2 has in store!"
Mike Alessi added his enthusiasm: "I'm thrilled to be heading to India for the CEAT ISRL. I watched Season 1 and I was really impressed with what I saw. I'm eager to come over this year put on a great show for the fans and just have an all-around amazing time. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!"
Indian Talent Shines
Indian riders are also well-represented with talents like 3x Indian Supercross Champion Rugved Barguje ready to compete again. Reflecting on his experience he said: "Reflecting on Season 1 of the CEAT ISRL it was beyond anything I expected—riding on a proper Supercross track in India was a dream come true. Despite battling a thumb injury the adrenaline and excitement kept me pushing through the races. For Season 2 I'm fully recovered and in better shape with my eyes set on securing a podium finish. It's going to be an exciting season and I can't wait to get started."
Jordi Tixier echoed similar sentiments: "Season 1 was absolutely amazing; it really exceeded all my expectations. The races the championship the track and especially the people made it a memorable experience. Meeting the Indian fans was a true highlight. I'm super excited for Season 2—more races more battles on the track and the chance to meet even more fans. The upcoming auction should be really exciting especially with new riders joining in. I'm looking forward to another great season and can't wait to be back in India soon!"
The rider auction scheduled for October 2024 promises significant excitement as teams bid on top Supercross talent worldwide ensuring a diverse competitive lineup that will make Season 2 unforgettable for both fans and athletes.
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