John Abraham Joins Indian Superbike League as Strategic Advisor
Actor and bike enthusiast John Abraham joins the Indian Superbike League (ISBL) as Strategic Advisor to boost professional motorcycle racing in India.

In a move that blends the worlds of cinema, entrepreneurship, and high-speed adrenaline, the Indian Superbike League (ISBL) has officially appointed actor and renowned motorcycle enthusiast John Abraham as its Strategic Advisor. The announcement marks a significant step for the league as it seeks to integrate motorsport with entertainment and pop culture to redefine the racing landscape in the country.
A Fusion of Speed and Stardom
To signal the arrival of this new era, ISBL has released a high-octane promo film. The film serves as the first major glimpse into the league's identity, positioning it as a "sport-meets-entertainment" property. By focusing on the intersection of cutting-edge technology, elite performance, and India's passionate motorcycle culture, the league aims to create a spectacle that appeals to both hardcore racing fans and the general public.
John Abraham: From Passion to Strategy
Known for his deep-rooted love for two-wheelers and his experience as a sports team owner, John Abraham expressed his excitement about this new role. He highlighted how the appointment bridges two major aspects of his life: his personal passion for motorcycles and his professional experience in sports management.
"Motorcycles have always been a deeply personal passion. Being a sports team owner has also taught me what it takes to turn belief into sustained commitment. ISBL brings those two parts of my life together," Abraham stated.
The actor emphasized his commitment to the next generation, stating his desire to ensure young Indian riders receive the opportunities they deserve while inspiring a new wave of fans to embrace the thrill of the track. His rallying cry for the league: "Get India Racing."
The Vision Behind ISBL
The league is the brainchild of CEO Pranav Bakre, who views the project as a continuation of his own family legacy in racing. Bakre aims to create a platform that not only preserves the excitement of the sport but also opens doors for aspiring racers.
According to Bakre, the goal is to use music and culture as conduits to bring more people into the world of racing, ensuring that the heart of the league remains the sport itself while expanding its reach through lifestyle elements.
Building a Global Platform
The Indian Superbike League is the first of its kind in India, designed to professionalize motorcycle racing by creating a structured ecosystem for riders, teams, and brands. To ensure legitimacy and safety, the league is sanctioned by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI).
With a strategic focus on performance and personality, ISBL intends to elevate Indian motorcycle racing from a domestic passion to a globally recognized stage.