The Ceat Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) received an overwhelming response in Gujarat, as the city played host to the second round of the racing league. The BigRock Motorsports team dominated the track, as Matt Moss of BigRock Motorsports riding the Kawasaki secured first place in the 450cc international race.
Reid Taylor also from BigRock Motorsport riding the Kawasaki led the 250 cc international race, while Ben Prasit Hallgren of Mohite’s Racing riding the Kawasaki won the 250 cc India Asia Mix category.
Team BigRock Motorsport celebrated victory in Ahmedabad, and emerged as the frontrunners of the combined races at the Ceat Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL).
Addressing the inaugural race, Chief Minister of Gujarat, Bhupendrabhai Patel, said, “Today, as we witness the thrilling Supercross event in Ahmedabad, we celebrate the embodiment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for a vibrant sports ecosystem. Gujarat is honoured to host the Ceat Indian Supercross Racing League, showcasing our commitment to sportsmanship and excellence. This event ignites passion, inspires champions, and elevates Gujarat’s global standing in motorsports. With our rich sports legacy and dedicated sports policy, we aim to nurture talent and promote sports across all levels.”
Veer Patel, Managing Director of Lilleria Group and Co-Founder of Ceat ISRL, said, “I’m grateful to Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel and the Gujarat Sports Ministry for their invaluable support in promoting motorsport. Their visionary leadership ensured the success of this event. The passion and energy in Ahmedabad was absolutely incredible!”
He added, “The crowd’s enthusiasm was unmatched and it only solidified our vision of establishing India as a global hub for Supercross. As we look ahead to the grand finale, we are incredibly excited to deliver an exceptional experience for our fans. We are confident that we can provide an unforgettable event that will leave everyone buzzing with excitement.”
The second race of Season One, held at Ahmedabad, displayed a line-up of international champions and emerging Indian stars across four categories: 450cc international riders, 250cc international riders, 250cc India-Asia mix, and the fiercely competitive 85cc junior class.
