Motocross of Nations 2025: One Month Countdown

The wait is almost over — in just one month, the 78th Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations will kick off at Ironman Raceway in Crawfordsville, Indiana from October 3–5, 2025. Known as the “Olympics of Motocross,” MXoN brings together the best riders in the world to compete for national pride and the prestigious Chamberlain Trophy.

This year’s edition is especially exciting: Ironman Raceway is hosting MXoN for the very first time, giving fans the chance to watch history unfold on one of the most popular tracks in the U.S.

Teams Announced So Far

Here’s a look at the national teams that have already confirmed their lineups:

• Australia (Reigning Champions): Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, Kyle Webster
• USA: Chase Sexton, Haiden Deegan, Eli Tomac
• Netherlands: Glenn Coldenhoff, Kay de Wolf, Calvin Vlaanderen
• Spain: Rubén Fernández, Guillem Farrés, Francisco García “Carbonero”
• France: Romain Febvre, Mathis Valin, Maxime Renaux
• Germany: Ken Roczen, Simon Längenfelder, Maximilian Spies
• Slovenia: Tim Gajser, Jaka Peklaj, Jan Pancar
• Italy: Antonio Cairoli, Andrea Adamo, Andrea Bonacorsi
• Switzerland: Jeremy Seewer, Nico Greutmann, Valentin Guillod
• Latvia: Kārlis Alberts Reišulis, Jānis Martins Reišulis, Pauls Jonass
• Denmark: Mikkel Haarup, Magnus Smith, Mads Fredsøe
• Brazil: Enzo Lopes, Bernardo Tiburcio, Fabio Santos
• Canada: Jess Pettis, Tanner Ward, Sebastian Racine
• Belgium: Sacha Coenen, Lucas Coenen, Liam Everts
• Norway: Håkon Østerhagen, Pelle Gundersen, Haakon Fredriksen
• South Africa: Camden McLellan, Slade Smith, Cameron Durow
• Estonia: Jörgen-Matthias Talviku, Joosep Pärn, Harri Kullas
• Venezuela: Anthony Rodriguez, Carlos Badiali, Lorenzo Locurcio
• Japan: Jo Shimoda, Souya Nakajima, Yuki Okura
• Israel: Stav Orland, Ben Alagor, Casey Tzemach

Key Storylines to Watch

• Australia’s Dominance → Can Jett and Hunter Lawrence lead their team to back-to-back victories?
• Team USA’s Redemption → With Sexton, Deegan, and Tomac, the Americans are aiming to reclaim the Chamberlain Trophy on home soil.
• Spain Without Prado → Jorge Prado won’t line up this year, leaving young talents like Guillem Farrés and Francisco García “Carbonero” to step up.
• Ironman’s Debut → Expect deep ruts, big jumps, and some of the loudest crowds MXoN has ever seen.

Building the Countdown

Over the next month, fans can expect:

• Rider spotlights on the biggest names heading to Indiana
• A closer look at Ironman Raceway and what makes it unique
• Historic rivalries and iconic MXoN moments revisited
• Fan guides with travel, camping, and race-day tips

Final Thoughts

The 2025 Motocross of Nations is set to deliver world-class racing, passionate crowds, and the kind of drama only team competition can bring. With powerhouse squads already confirmed and more nations yet to announce, the stage is set for an unforgettable showdown.

Stay tuned — the countdown to Ironman Raceway is officially on.