Simon Laengenfelder, who broke his collarbone in the Portuguese Grand Prix on Sunday, will try to ride in the next Grand Prix in Galicia this weekend. Laengenfelder has done the starting training and will try to limit the damage as much as possible this weekend. At the beginning of the week, Laengenfelder had surgery on his collarbone, but he is now back on the bike. Laengenfelder is second in the standings behind Kay de Wolf. The post Simon Laengenfelder to race MXGP in Galicia appeared first on MX Vice ..read more

First look of the new venue of the MXGP Motocross World Championship, the Circuito Municipal Jorge Prado at Lugo The post First look – MXGP track Lugo appeared first on MX Vice ..read more

The Kawasaki Racing Team will extend its remit in 2025 by entering the MX2 category as well as competing in the MXGP Championship. Based at its impressive workshop near the Lommel track in Belgium, the new enterprise will come under the responsibility of existing KRT Manager, Antti Pyrhönen, while team staffing will evolve and expand according to the extra demands of an additional championship. Initially utilising the direct relationship that the team has with the KMC factory engineers in Japan – including their wealth of design knowledge and engineering insight relating to the production KX25 ..read more

The sixth round of the FIM Motocross World Championship, which will take place in Lugo, Spain, this weekend, will pose a new challenge for the Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP and MX2 teams as the riders will take on an all-new and completely unfamiliar track. The Grand Prix of Galicia is an exciting prospect for all four of Yamaha’s Factory riders, with the new track expected to somewhat level the playing field. While some riders have practiced in Lugo over the past two years, most will have to learn the track and make changes to their bikes and settings in the first practice sessions.  ..read more

On the 26th of May, the second round of the Dirt Store British Championship will be held in Canada Heights. Jeffrey Herlings is in for this race and this is his second appearance in this championship this year because he also was riding the opening round in Lyng! Photocredits – Ray Archer Below you can watch the announcement of Herlings: The post Jeffrey Herlings back to the British Championship appeared first on MX Vice ..read more

SX Global signs new 10-year deal with FIM to promote the World Supercross Championship The Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), the global governing body of motorcycle racing, has announced that SX Global (SXG) will continue to promote the FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) for the next 10 years, until 2033. The partnership includes the option of an additional decade. After being awarded an initial 10-year deal in 2021, SX Global underwent a change of ownership in 2023, with the arrival of Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Juan Sartori, well-known sports business professionals. Starting ..read more

Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Eli Tomac to focus on returning to full fitness for the later half of the 2024 Pro Motocross season. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Eli Tomac will sit out this weekend’s Monster Energy AMA Supercross season finale in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the opening rounds of the 2024 Pro Motocross season to focus on returning to full fitness. The multi-time champion injured his thumb in a crash during free practice at last weekend’s penultimate round in Denver, Colorado, and will undergo surgery to repair a Bennett Fracture and torn ligaments, with an estimated ..read more

The sixth round of the FIM Motocross World Championship, which will take place in Lugo, Spain, this weekend, will pose a new challenge for the Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP and MX2 teams as the riders will take on an all-new and completely unfamiliar track. The Grand Prix of Galicia is an exciting prospect for all four of Yamaha’s Factory riders, with the new track expected to somewhat level the playing field. While some riders have practiced in Lugo over the past two years, most will have to learn the track and make changes to their bikes and settings in the first practice sessions.  ..read more

With a gruelling Portuguese GP in the books, Team HRC head north to the city of Lugo, in the Galicia region of Spain with fresh impetus as they apply the championship-leading red-plate to Tim Gajser’s Honda CRF450R and make sure Ferruccio Zanchi’s Honda CRF250R is ready for action again after missing the last few rounds through injury. Thankfully, after the Agueda mud-bath, the weather forecast for Lugo looks a lot better, and it will be good to see Gajser running the red-plate, like he did on the Sunday of the opening round in Argentina. His one-one-ten results were good enough for a 27-point ..read more

Round 5 of the MXGP world championship in Portugal, turned out to be an insane mudder, but went good for me! Check it out. The post Insane Mud Race for Kevin Horgmo – MXGP Portugal 2024 appeared first on MX Vice ..read more