The second season of CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) is getting tremendous response from all over the world. A record number of riders registered for the mega auction of the second season in the first three weeks. This registration window started on 21st June. Season 2 has crossed 100 registrations in the first three weeks itself.

This reflects the popularity and growing influence of ISRL within the global motorsport community. Athletes from the US, European and Asian continents have registered for the mega auction.

The auction will be held in October this year. After a spectacular inaugural season, ISRL is once again ready to entertain the audience. More than 104 riders from all over the world had registered for the auction of the first season of the league.

Registration can be done in 4 categories
Like the first season, this season will also be played in four categories. Riders can register for the auction in 450cc International, 250cc International, 250cc India-Asia Mix and 85cc Junior India-Asia Mix categories.

Supercross motorcycle racing takes place on a dirt track in a stadium. Racers are also seen performing stunts during Supercross racing.

The first season was also played in four categories.

The second season will run from January to March 2025
The dates for the second season of the league have been announced. The second season will run from January to March 2025. Following the success of its inaugural season, the ISRL is set to feature more races, new stadiums and an exciting new racing format.

The world's first racing franchise
ISRL is the world's first franchise racing league. Just like there is IPL in cricket, ISL in football and PKL in Kabaddi, similarly ISRL has started in bike racing. The first season was held at 3 different venues in the country. The first leg of the first season ended in Pune on Sunday, January 28. The last 2 legs were held in Ahmedabad and New Delhi.

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