The Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) continues to attract top international talent as 2014 MX2 World Champion Jordi Tixier and French Supercross star Anthony Bourdon officially register for the ISRL Season 3 Auction.

Across the first two seasons of ISRL, the Frenchman — Jordi established himself as one of the fastest riders on track — consistently setting some of the quickest laps while showcasing his trademark aggressive riding style. Despite his speed and standout performances, the ISRL title has continued to elude him, but that hasn’t stopped him from chasing it once again with determination.

Anthony Bourdon, meanwhile, enters Season 3 with strong momentum after emerging as one of the standout riders of Season 2. The French rider finished second overall and delivered a dominant double win in Hyderabad, quickly becoming one of the most dangerous competitors in the paddock.

Last season, both riders represented BB Racing and formed one of the strongest combinations in the championship. But with the Season 3 Auction approaching, the focus now shifts to whether BB Racing can retain both stars, or if rival teams will split the duo apart in a bidding battle.

Eeshan Lokhande, Co-Founder of ISRL: “When riders like Jordi and Anthony keep returning season after season, it shows the kind of competitive platform ISRL is becoming globally. More importantly, it helps Indian fans connect with riders, rivalries, and storylines which is critical for building the sport and its culture in India.”

Jordi Tixier - MX2 World Champion 2014: “Every time I’ve raced in India, the experience has been incredible. The fans, the energy, the atmosphere - it’s different. But honestly, I’m coming back because I still feel there’s unfinished business for me in ISRL. I’ve had the speed, I’ve had great moments, but I still want that title. Season 3 feels more personal and I’m looking forward to the challenge again.”

Anthony Bourdon: “Season 2 was one of my favorite racing experiences. The level of competition surprised a lot of people globally and the tracks, teams, and fans made it really special. Hyderabad was definitely a big moment for me, but Season 3 is going to be even tougher because every rider now understands how competitive this championship has become. I’m excited to come back to India and compete again.”

The return of Tixier and Bourdon further strengthens what is already shaping up to be ISRL’s most competitive season yet. Season 2 featured riders from across the globe and attracted 55,000+ live spectators alongside 14 million broadcast viewers across race weekends, establishing ISRL as one of the fastest-growing motorsport properties in the country.

As rider registrations continue and the Season 3 Auction approaches, anticipation is steadily building around the team combinations and rivalries that will shape the next chapter of the ISRL.

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