Bengaluru to host CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League Season One Finale
The prestigious APMC ground located at Byatarayanapura, opposite to Pheonix Mall of Asia in Bangalore, Karnataka has been selected as the new host venue for the season's thrilling conclusion.

NEW DELHI
CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League, India's first franchise-based Supercross league, announces a change in venue for the highly anticipated Season One finale. Originally slated for Delhi, the event will now thrill fans in Bengaluru on February 25, 2024, as initially scheduled. Due to unforeseen circumstances necessitating the implementation of some stringent resolutions by authorities, which could potentially create logistical challenges, the organizing committee has made a conscious decision to relocate the event to Bengaluru. This careful decision was made to ensure the seamless execution of the season finale and, above all, to prioritize the safety of all those involved. The prestigious APMC ground located at Byatarayanapura, opposite to Pheonix Mall of Asia in Bangalore, Karnataka has been selected as the new host venue for the season's thrilling conclusion. Veer Patel, Director and Co-Founder of Supercross India Pvt. Ltd. said, "We acknowledge the anticipation surrounding the Season One finale, and we extend our apologies for any inconvenience caused by this adjustment. However, after careful consideration of various factors, including the prevailing circumstances, we believe that relocating the event to Bengaluru, that is considered the epitome of motorcycle events, will bolster the confidence of our partners and draw exceptional crowds. We are confident that
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