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ISRL Announces Full Roster: Riders from France to Japan Ready for Season Three

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October 7, 2026
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ISRL Announces Full Roster: Riders from France to Japan Ready for Season Three

New Delhi – The ISRL confirmed on October 7 that a total of 146 riders from 21 countries have registered for the third edition of the Indian Supercross Racing League. The list showcases a blend of India's finest supercross athletes and a diverse set of international stars, setting the stage for a highly competitive season.

Four rider categories will compete, including the brand‑new 250cc Indian Futures class that gives Indian racers a dedicated platform to develop their skills. In total, 30 riders have signed up for the two Indian‑centric categories: the 250cc Group A Foreign Bikes Only – Indian Futures and the 250cc India‑Asia Mix.

France leads the overseas contingent with 32 entries, followed by Australia with 20 and the United States with 18. Other participating nations include Indonesia, Thailand, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Canada, South Africa, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and Mongolia.

The competition will feature 40 riders in the 450cc International class, 54 in the 250cc International class and 26 in the 250cc India‑Asia Mix class. Notable names in the 450cc International lineup are Season 2 champion Matt Moss, Jordan Tiksier, John Short, Anthony Boden, Gregory Aranda, Ryan Breeze, Luke Clout and Anthony Rodriguez. The 250cc International category adds Reed Taylor, Kelvin Fonveiel, Justin Rodbell and Nico Koch. The India‑Asia Mix sees Visharut Salangam, Thanarat Penjan, Ethan Ruaedro, Nakami Vidi Makarem, Ben Halgren and Muhammad Athar Alghifari.

Indian challengers such as Rugved Barguje, Prajwal Vishwanath, Shlok Ghorpade and Ikshan Shanbag will also battle for glory. Former champion Matt Moss commented on his excitement to defend the title. With registrations sealed, the league will move to a rider auction, allowing franchise owners to assemble their squads from the final pool of competitors.

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