KTM Motorsport would like to give heartfelt thanks to Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team Manager and former world champion Joel ...

Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki is delighted to announce the signing of Italian talent Nicolò Alvisi on a multi-year deal, as the ...

May, the MXGP of Portugal will be held at Águeda, one of the most iconic circuits of the championship. Águeda hosted its first Grand Prix in 1985, when Dave Strijbos won the 125cc class, and 2027 will ...

Last year’s MX2 victories by Thomas Covington in Mexico and Jessy Nelson at the Glen Helen circuit continued a really special relationship between American riders and the FIM Motocross World ...

The Motorcycle Sports Federation of Japan (MFJ), a public interest incorporated foundation, will once again dispatch the Japanese national team, ‘TEAM JAPAN’, to this year’s FIM Motocross of Nations.

The Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations has seen many great names dominate the event. From John Draper as part of the British team in the 1950s, until Stefan Everts and Ricky Carmichael who helped ...

Swedish motocross has always had a special history. It was many years ago that the Swedish riders dominated the sport of motocross. All the way back to 1957 when Bill Nilsson collected the FIM World ...

While Switzerland might not have had an MXGP or MX2 champion in its history, the small country tucked between Italy, France, Germany and Austria has a long relationship with the sport of motocross.

The 2014 FIM MX2 World Championship was one of the most intense seasons ever. A bunch of rookies came in and shook things up which has made the up coming season, MXGP 2015, even more exciting. But ...

Germany has a great history with the FIM World Motocross Championships. Riders such as Paul Friedrichs, Adolf Weil, Pit Beirer, Max Nagl and Ken Roczen have made Germany one of the proudest nations in ...

There is no doubt, the MXGP class is tough, it is tough for every single rider competing, including guys like Jeffrey Herlings and Antonio Cairoli. The toughest series in the World is demanding, and ...

Tommy Searle, long-time member of the Kawasaki Green family, has decided to retire from the FIM Motocross World Championships where he has been a leading player of the series for more than a decade.