Global Stars Set to Blaze Trails at Indian Supercross Racing League
The Indian Supercross Racing League's second edition attracts a record 155 riders, including global stars and top Indian talent. With participants from 21 countries, the 2025 lineup promises a thrilling blend of world champions, promising newcomers, and homegrown racers, highlighting India's rising prominence in the supercross scene.
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The Indian Supercross Racing League is gearing up for an electrifying second edition, as organizers confirm the registration of 155 riders, including six-time German Supercross champion Greg Aranda. This significant turnout underscores a growing global interest in the league.
The 2025 roster, featuring athletes from 21 countries across six continents, brings together an impressive mix of world champions, emerging stars, and local Indian talent. Notable first-time participants include French SX1 vice champion Anthony Bourdon, French MX & SX champion Maxime Desprey, and Justin Starling, a veteran of 106 AMA SX main events.
Returning champions such as last season's 450cc champion Australian Matt Moss, MXON world champion Jordi Tixier of France, and Italian SX/MX champion Lorenzo Camporese add to the line-up's prestige. With Indian riders like Ikshan Shanbhag and Rugved Barguje among the contenders, co-founder Eeshan Lokhande highlights the league's commitment to fostering Indian talent while building global credibility.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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