2025 MONSTER ENERGY FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS PROVISIONAL ENTRY LIST.
Infront Moto Racing is delighted to share the provisional entry list for the 2025 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, scheduled at the legendary Ironman Raceway from October 3 to 5, has been unveiled. A total of 38 nations is set to compete, delivering some of the sport’s most accomplished athletes on a truly global stage.
Team USA will take full advantage of the home turf advantage with a powerhouse lineup. Eli Tomac, making his sixth MXoN appearance, brings his wealth of experience. He will be joined by Chase Sexton, the reigning AMA Pro Motocross Champion, and the highly anticipated debutant Haiden Deegan who is highly regarded as one of the most talented rider of his generation.
Team Australia, the defending champions, return with an all-star team composed of the unstoppable Lawrence brothers, Jett and Hunter, alongside Kyle Webster, looking to repeat their 2024 success.
Europe’s representation is both robust and competitive: Team France has already named their team with current MXGP red plate Romain Febvre, Maxime Renaux and Mathis Valin. Team Belgium will be another serious contender with Lucas and Sacha Coenen and Liam Everts. Team Netherlands is poised to field a strong squad with Glenn Coldenhoff, Kay de Wolf and Calvin Vlaanderen.
Team Spain with Rubén Fernández, Guillem Farrés, and Francisco García filling out the team while Team Germany has finalizsd a formidable lineup with Ken Roczen, Simon Längenfelder and Maximilian Spies, blending star power with rising talent.
Meanwhile, Team Italy will lean into its rich motocross heritage with the legendary Tony Cairoli expected to lead the charge along with Andrea Bonacorsi and Andrea Adamo while five-time World Champion Tim Gajser will be leading Team Slovenia.
This edition of the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations is shaping up to be truly exceptional with stellar lineups, deep cross-continental participation, and the added drama of defending champions and legendary names all converging at Ironman Raceway.
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