Indian Supercross Racing League partners with Bookmyshow and Mirchi for Season 2
Guwahati, Rongili Barta- Building on the overwhelming response to its debut season, the Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) is gearing up to engage an even wider fan base for Season 2. The world’s first franchise-based supercross league today announced BookMyShow and Mirchi (98.3 FM) as key partners, bringing the excitement of Supercross closer to fans through seamless ticketing and nationwide radio engagement.
BookMyShow returns as the Exclusive Ticketing Partner for the league, giving fans seamless access to tickets, premium hospitality, and VIP experiences across host venues. Tickets are now live on the BookMyShow platform, available via both the mobile app and the website.
Mirchi comes aboard as the Official Radio Partner, driving on-air excitement, race-day updates, and fan contests to engage listeners across major Indian cities.
Veer Patel, Co-Founder of ISRL, said: “Supercross is a sport built for spectacle, it’s fast, visual, and unforgettable. Season 1 proved that India is ready for this format. Our mission is to make Supercross racing one of India’s most thrilling live experiences. By partnering with BookMyShow and Radio Mirchi, we are ensuring every fan, whether in the stands or on the move, has access to the action.”
Backed by Bollywood Superstar Salman Khan as investor and brand ambassador, ISRL is set to bring 18 high-octane races, 3 Cities, 6 Teams, and 36 Global & Indian riders to audiences across Pune, Hyderabad, and the Grand Finale in December. Salman Khan will also be present at select marquee races during Season 2, adding star power and drawing mainstream audiences into the world of Supercross.
The league’s Season 1 success showcased the appetite for Supercross in India, with record engagement of over 20Mn+ through digital platforms and strong viewership within just 3 days of broadcast. Season 2 builds on this foundation, ensuring fans who can’t make it to the venues can still experience the sport—live in stadiums and on FM radio.