New Delhi: In a landmark move for Indian motorsports, KTM Racing has become the exclusive Naming Rights and Official Bike Partner of Tricolor Motorsports for Season 2 of the Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL). This marks the first time a global motorcycle giant has secured naming rights with an Indian motorsport franchise, rebranding the team as KTM Tricolor Motorsports.
Backed by Bollywood icon Salman Khan as Brand Ambassador and Investor, ISRL continues to unite international brands, Indian franchises, and elite racing talent. The KTM–Tricolor alliance strengthens ISRL’s mission to elevate Indian Supercross to global standards, bringing unmatched pedigree and performance to the grid.
KTM Racing, renowned for its dominance in global motocross and supercross championships, brings decades of engineering excellence and competitive legacy to the partnership. The team enters Season 2 with renewed energy and a bold identity that reflects speed, adventure, and innovation.
Selvaraj Narayana, Executive Director, KTM North America Inc and KTM Racing India, stated: “KTM has always stood for purity, performance, adventure, and extreme in motorsports. Our partnership with Tricolor Motorsports allows us to bring these values directly to India’s growing supercross fan base. With KTM Tricolor Motorsports, we aim to inspire the next generation of riders and fans.”
Pradeep Lala, Co-Owner & CEO, Tricolor Motorsports, added: “We are thrilled to have KTM India as our Naming Rights Partner. This collaboration reflects our shared vision of elevating motorsports in India and positions our team for a breakthrough season.”
Veer Patel, Promoter of ISRL, commented: “This partnership reflects ISRL’s vision of uniting global brands with Indian teams to build a world-class sporting ecosystem. With KTM Tricolor Motorsports, Season 2 will set new benchmarks for excitement and competitiveness.”
Following a breakthrough Season 1 that reached over 20 million viewers across TV and OTT platforms, ISRL Season 2 kicks off on 25–26 October 2025, with subsequent races on 6–7 December and 20–21 December across three venues. The league’s growing momentum signals a new era for Indian motorsports—fueled by global partnerships and homegrown ambition.
