MXoN Teams 2025 at a glance

The winning team of the 2024 MXoN will return unchanged to the starting gate of the Nations Cross in 2025.

The winning team of the 2024 MXoN will return unchanged to the starting gate of the Nations Cross in 2025.

The  Motocross of Nations (MXoN) enters its 79. Edition Quantity – and returns to the USA. The venue is the legendary Ironman Raceway in Crawfordsville, Indiana, a track known for its demanding conditions and electric atmosphere. This is where the best riders and national teams meet in early October to compete in the prestigious Chamberlain Trophy to conquer.

The Myth: What makes the MXoN so special

For decades, the MXoN has been considered the “Olympics of Motocross.” Not individual titles, but the team spirit The focus is on three riders per nation, one common goal. It's not just speed that counts, but also nerves of steel, tactics, and team spirit. Whoever wins the trophy will write their name in the history books.

The excitement is rising: Which teams will be there?

Traditionally, anticipation only really builds when the final national team rosters are announced. 2025 will once again be a jigsaw puzzle of favorites and insider tips:

  • Do established top nations like the USA, France or the Netherlands rely on routine and experience?
  • Or will a surprise team pull off a major coup by shaking up the field with young talent?

The answer is coming bit by bit – with each new team announcement.

Crawfordsville as a stage: A challenge for everyone

The Ironman Raceway is no ordinary venue. Deep terrain, changing conditions, and the distinctive course layout push both rider and machine to their limits. Especially in the USA, where motocross has a huge fan base, the scenery will give you goosebumps. Here, every mistake can mean the end – and every perfect run can be the key to the title.

Conclusion: Everything for the Chamberlain Trophy

Whether young talent or experienced champion – at MXoN 2025 in Crawfordsville There is only one motto: Give everything for the team and the Chamberlain Trophy. Whoever prevails in the end will not only write sporting history, but will also become part of a long tradition that makes the Motocross of Nations the sport's biggest stage year after year.

Stay tuned: The team lists will be continuously updated until all nations are confirmed.

MXoN Teams 2025

CountryNumber*Class
Australia
Jett Lawrence
Kyle Webster
Hunter Lawrence
1
2
3
MXGP
MX2
Open
USA
So Tomac
Haiden Deegan
Chase Sexton
4
5
6
MXGP
MX2
Open
Netherlands
Glenn Coldenhoff
Kay the Wolf
Calvin Flanders
7
8
9
MXGP
MX2
Open
Spain
Reuben Fernandez
Guillem Farres
Francisco García
10
11
12
MXGP
MX2
Open
France
Romain Febvre
Mathis Valin
Maxime Renaux
13
14
15
MXGP
MX2
Open
Germany
Ken Roczen
Simon Langenfelder
Maximilian Spies
16
17
18
MXGP
MX2
Open
Slovenia
Tim Gajser
Jaka Peklaj
Jan Pankar
19
20
21
MXGP
MX2
Open
Italy
Antonio Cairolli
Andrea Adamo
Andrea Bonacorsi
22
23
24
MXGP
MX2
Open
Switzerland
Jeremy Seewer
Nico Greutmann
Valentin Guillod
25
26
27
MXGP
MX2
Open
Latvia
Karlis Reisulis
Janis Reisulis
Pauls jonass
28
29
30
MXGP
MX2
Open
Denmark
Magnus Smith
Michael Haarup
Mads Fredsøe
31
32
33
MXGP
MX2
Open
Great Britain
Conrad Mewse
Dylan walsh
TBA
34
35
36
MXGP
MX2
Open
Brazil
enzo-lopez
Bernardo Eto Tiburcio
Fabio Appears Dos Santos
37
38
39
MXGP
MX2
Open
Canada
Jess Pettis
Tanner Ward
Sebastian Racine
43
44
45
TBA
TBA
TBA
Belgium
Lucas Coenen
Sasha Coenen
Liam Evert
46
47
48
MXGP
MX2
Open
Norway
Hakon Osterhagen
Gundersen leather
Haakon Fredriksen
49
50
51
MXGP
MX2
Open
South Africa
Slade Smith
Camden McLellan
Cameron Durow
52
53
54
MXGP
MX2
Open
Estonia
Jörgen-Matthias Talviku
Joosep Pärn
Harry Kullas
55
56
57
MXGP
MX2
Open
Austria
Marcel Stauffer
Maximilian Ernecker
Pascal Rauchecker
58
59
60
MXGP
MX2
Open
Sweden
Isaac Gifting
Albin Gerhardsson
Anthony Gole
61
62
63
MXGP
MX2
Open
Ireland
Martin Barr
Glenn McCormick
Stuart Edmonds
67
68
69
MXGP
MX2
Open
Venezuela
Anthony Rodriguez
Carlos Badiali
Lorenzo Locurcio
70
71
72
MXGP
MX2
Open
Finland
Jerre Havisto
Kasimir Hindersson
Sampo Rainio
76
77
78
MXGP
MX2
Open
Japan
Jo Shimoda
Soya Nakajima
Yuki Okura
79
80
81
MXGP
MX2
Open
Chile
Matías Pavez
Benjamin Garib
Hardy Munoz
85
86
87
MXGP
MX2
Open
FIM Latin America
Franklin Noguera
Miguel Rojas
Marco Atenzana
85
86
87
MXGP
MX2
Open
FIM Latin America
Franklin Noguera
Miguel Rojas
Marco Atenzana
91
92
93
MXGP
MX2
Open
Iceland
Ingvar S. Einarsson
Eric M. Gudmundsson
Eidur O. Palmarsson
106
107
108
MXGP
MX2
Open
Argentina
Joaquin Poli
Felipe Quirno Costa
Augustin Poli
109
110
111
MXGP
MX2
Open
Puerto Rico
Sebastian Velez Cardona
Alvan Aldama Jr.
Rodny Gonzalez
112
113
114
MXGP
MX2
Open
Uruguay
Nicholas Rolando
Alfonso Bratschi
German Bratschi
115
116
117
MXGP
MX2
Open
Morocco
Saad Soulimani
Noam Jayal
Elies Poget
118
119
120
MXGP
MX2
Open
Israel
Ofir Casey Tzemach
Stav Orland
Ben Almagor
121
122
123
MXGP
MX2
Open
Ecuador
Andres Benenaula
Pedro Jose Suarez Jaramillo
Jethro Salazar
124
125
126
MXGP
MX2
Open
Ukraine
Yurii Naumchyk
Maksym Rososhchu
Mykola Kubechko
127
128
129
MXGP
MX2
Open
Mexico
Yeissen Said Rubalcava
Erick Ismael Vazquez Diaz
Jorge Israel Rubalcava
130
131
132
MXGP
MX2
Open
Costa Rico
Yarod Vargas
Abraham Alfaro
Jose Pablo Chaves
133
134
135
MXGP
MX2
Open
FIM Asia
Ben Hallgren
Rhowell M. IV Mangosong
Jiraj Wannalak
136
137
138
MXGP
MX2
Open
Honduras
Jose Maria Reyes Perla
Gerhard Matamoros Nadal
Fabio J. Hernandez Zelaya
139
140
141
MXGP
MX2
Open

* The starting numbers correspond to the 2024 result, but may still vary due to non-starting teams.