Home team BigRock Motorsports wins inaugural season of The CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League
In an exhilarating display of skill and determination, the home team, BigRock Motorsports emerged victorious, securing their place as the champions of the inaugural CEAT ISRL season.

BANGALORE
The CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) concluded its inaugural season with a breath-taking Grand Finale held in Bangalore. In an exhilarating display of skill and determination, the home team, BigRock Motorsports emerged victorious, securing their place as the champions of the inaugural CEAT ISRL season. The team dominated the Grand Finale, replicating their outstanding performances from earlier races. Star athlete Matt Moss, riding the Kawasaki, clinched the first place in the 450cc international race, solidifying his position as a true Supercross champion. The 250cc international race was once again led by the formidable Reid Taylor of BigRock Motorsports showcased his prowess on the track. In the 250cc India Asia Mix category, the dynamic rider Thanarat Penjan of BigRock Motorsport, riding the Kawasaki, claimed the top spot, adding another feather to their cap. The Grand Finale in Bangalore drew an unprecedented crowd of over 8000+ spectators, taking the total physical attendance over 30000+ for the season setting a new global record and creating an electric atmosphere. The racing spectacle exceeded expectations, captivating the audience with high-speed action, daring manoeuvres, and nail-biting finishes. The event marked a new chapter in Indian motorsports, bringing together racing enthusiasts, distinguished guests, and top-notch riders
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