MXGP MAGAZINE #138 IS OUT! LUCAS COENEN’S STUNNING TRIUMPH, SNOWCROSS SPARKLES & MORE.
Infront Moto Racing is proud to unveil the latest issue of the MXGP Magazine! Issue #138 brings another dose of thrilling stories and in-depth features from the world of motocross.
This month’s Rider of the Month is none other than Lucas Coenen, the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing sensation. With back-to-back Grand Prix wins and a stunning 1-1-1 performance in Portugal, the young Belgian is carving out a legacy and turning the MXGP paddock on its head. Dive into his rising dominance and what makes him one of the most exciting riders to watch in 2025.
In the Racing Catch-Up, we relive all the action from Switzerland, Portugal and Spain, where the 2025 FIM Motocross World Championship has taken another thrilling turn. With weather challenges, comeback wins and shifting red plates, the title races in MXGP and MX2 are heating up!
Our Special Feature takes readers off the dirt and into the snow as we recap the 2025 FIM Snowcross World Championship. From icy holeshots to high-speed sled battles, this year’s series delivered some of the coolest moments in motorsports.
In the Vintage Bike section, we rewind to 2001 to spotlight the Honda CR250 of Gordon Crockard—a bike that carried the Irishman to GP glory and remains a fan favourite for its raw power and agility.
Our Hall of Fame tribute this month honours Gautier Paulin, the ever-stylish Frenchman who dazzled fans around the world with his technique, consistency, and charisma, leaving a lasting mark on the sport and Team France’s storied history at the Motocross of Nations.
The Video Podcast puts the spotlight on Daniela Guillen, the homegrown Spanish star making waves in the WMX Championship. Hear her perspective on racing in front of passionate home crowds, handling pressure, and staying grounded as one of the sport’s most promising athletes.
You can find all of this and more in the 138th edition of MXGP Magazine, available for FREE on the Apple Store or Google Play. Read it HERE.
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