Revanth Reddy launches ISRL Round 2 as Hyderabad readies for Supercross

HYDERABAD: Telangana’s chief minister Revanth Reddy has thrown his weight behind the Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) as the state prepares to host its first global motorsport spectacle. The chief minister unveiled the poster for round 2 at the GMC Balayogi Athletics Stadium in Gachibowli, signalling the government’s support for what it calls a flagship event in line with its Telangana Rising 2047 vision.

The world’s first franchise-based Supercross league will land in Hyderabad on 6 December, bringing international riders, high-octane racing infrastructure and a swelling fan base to the city. Actor Salman Khan will attend the event, a move organisers believe will turbocharge its visibility.

ISRL co-founder Eeshan Lokhande, said the chief minister’s endorsement underscored the state’s appetite for global sport. He added that Supercross demands courage, skill and passion and has the potential to inspire young riders across Telangana.

The Hyderabad round is expected to draw thousands of spectators and motorsport devotees. Festivities begin on 5 December with the Reise Moto Fan Park, which won over crowds in Pune with live music, simulators, F&B zones, merchandise and interactive brand spaces.

Organisers say the league’s arrival will boost tourism, energise sporting culture and help strengthen the state’s pipeline of young talent. After Hyderabad, the grand finale of Season 2 will be held on 21 December at the EMS Corporation Stadium in Calicut.

Tickets are available on BookMyShow, spanning general and VIP categories. For international audiences, the Hyderabad round will be broadcast on Eurosport across South Asia, on Rev TV in Canada and streamed globally on FanCode and ISRL’s YouTube channel.