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All 33 national teams for the 2026 Motocross of Nations in Ernée

The Motocross of Nations in Ernée on 4 October is fast approaching. The FIM and Infront Moto Racing today announced the national line-ups for 33 teams across three classes.

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This article is an automatically generated English version. The original article was published in German.

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The FIM has published the list of participants comprising the 33 national teams for the Motocross of Nations on 3–4 October in Ernée. Team Netherlands is not yet complete following the injury-enforced withdrawal of Kay de Wolf (Husqvarna).

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Who are the favourites?

Alongside the French, the Spanish team – featuring Prado, Farres and Fernandez – is considered very strong. Team Belgium’s chances will depend on Lucas Coenen. If he is fit, the Belgian team will have a competitive line-up. Italy could also play a part with Adamo, Zanchi and Bonacorsi.

Team USA

Team USA is difficult to assess at the moment, as Chance Hymas has to switch from the 250 to the 450 Honda. Hymas has always been competitive in the 250 class.

Will the underdogs spring any surprises?

Denmark are well-positioned as a team with Mads Fredsoe, Nicolai Skovbjerg and Mikkel Haarup, and Slovenia, with Gajser, Pancar and Peklaj, should not be underestimated either. Pancar was one of the surprises in 2025.

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MXoN 2026 Ernée teams

Australia

#1 – Jed Beaton (Yamaha), MXGP

#2 – Alex Larwood (Honda), MX2

#3 – Aaron Tanti (Yamaha), Open

USA

#4 – Chance Hymas (Honda), MXGP

#5 - Levi Kitchen (Kawasaki), MX2

#6 - Cooper Webb (TBA), Open

France

#7 – Romain Febvre (Kawasaki), MXGP

#8 - Mathis Valin (Kawasaki), MX2

#9 - Tom Vialle (Honda), Open

Belgium

#10 – Lucas Coenen (KTM), MXGP

#11 - Sacha Coenen (KTM), MX2

#12 - Liam Everts (Husqvarna), Open

Slovenia

#13 – Tim Gajser (Yamaha), MXGP

#14 - Jaka Peklaj (Husqvarna), MX2

#15 - Jan Pancar (KTM), Open

Italy

#16 – Andrea Adamo (KTM), MXGP

#17 - Ferruccio Zanchi (Ducati), MX2

#18 - Andrea Bonacorsi (Ducati), Open

Sweden

#19 – Isak Gifting (Yamaha), MXGP

#20 - Alve Callemo (Husqvarna), MX2

#21 - Alvin Östlund (Triumph), Open

Switzerland

#22 – Valentin Guillod (Yamaha), MXGP

#23 - Jeremy Seewer (KTM), MX2

#24 - Kevin Brumann (Husqvarna), Open

Latvia

#25 – Karlis Alberts Reisulis (Yamaha), MXGP

#26 - Janis Martins Reisulis (Yamaha), MX2

#27 - Pauls Jonass (Kawasaki), Open

Spain

#28 - Jorge Prado (KTM), MXGP

#29 - Guillem Farres (Triumph), MX2

#30 - Ruben Fernandez (Honda), Open

Japan

#31 – Kainosuke Oshiro (Yamaha), MXGP

#32 - Haruki Yokoyama (Kawasaki), MX2

#33 – Yuki Okura (Honda), Open

Brazil

#34 - Fabio Santos (Yamaha), MXGP

#35 - TBA (TBA), MX2

#36 - Enzo Lopes (Honda), Open

Estonia

#37 – Jorgen-Matthias Talviku (Fantic), MXGP

#38 - Sebastian Leok (Husqvarna), MX2

#39 - Harri Kullas (KTM), Open

South Africa

#40 – Tristan Purdon (Kawasaki), MXGP

#41 - Camden McLellan (Triumph), MX2

#42 - Slade Smith (Yamaha), Open

Germany

#43 – Tom Koch (KTM), MXGP

#44 - Valentin Kees (KTM), MX2

#45 - Noah Ludwig (KTM), Open

Great Britain

#46 - Taylor Hammal (Kawasaki), MXGP

#47 – Ben Mustoe (Other), MX2

#48 - Ben Watson (Triumph), Open

Norway

#52 – Kevin Horgmo (Honda), MXGP

#53 - Pelle Gundersen (Husqvarna), MX2

#54 - Hakon Osterhagen (Husqvarna), Open

Netherlands

#55 - TBA, MXGP

#56 - Roan van de Moosdijk (KTM), MX2

#57 - Jeffrey Herlings (Honda), Open

Denmark

#58 – Mads Fredsoe (KTM), MXGP

#59 – Nicolai Skovbjerg (Husqvarna), MX2

#60 - Mikkel Haarup (Triumph), Open

Austria

#61 – Michael Kratzer (Honda), MXGP

#62 - Ricardo Bauer (KTM), MX2

#63 - Michael Sandner (Husqvarna), Open

Canada

#64 – Tanner Ward (Husqvarna), MXGP

#65 – Dylan Rempel (Honda), MX2

#66 - Dylan Wright (Honda), Open

Finland

#67 – Emil Weckman (Yamaha), MXGP

#68 - Saku Mansikkamäki (KTM), MX2

#69 – Jere Haavisto (KTM), Open

Chile

#70 – Benjamin Garib (Honda), MXGP

#71 – Nicolas Israel (Other), MX2

#72 - Cesar Paine Diaz (Other), Open

Ireland

#85 – Lennox Dickinson (Honda), MXGP

#86 – Glenn McCormick (KTM), MX2

#87 - Jason Meara (Yamaha), Open

FIM Latin America

#88 – Joaquin Poli (Kawasaki), MXGP

#89 – Carlos Badiali (Yamaha), MX2

#90 - Fabricio Chacon (Yamaha), Open

Morocco

#91 – Maxime Simon (Honda), MXGP

#92 - Saad Soulimani (TM Moto), MX2

#93 - Noam Jayal (Kawasaki), Open

Mexico

#97 – Jorge Israel Rubalcava (KTM), MXGP

#98 - Fernando Velazquez (Triumph), MX2

#99 - Erick Ismael Vasquez Diaz (Yamaha), Open

Iceland

#100 – Ingvar Sverrir Einarsson (Other), MXGP

#101 – Eric Mani Gudmundsson (KTM), MX2

#102 – Tristan Berg Arason (Yamaha), Open

Ukraine

#103 – Roman Morozov (Yamaha), MXGP

#104 - Vasyl Kurosh (KTM), MX2

#105 – Mykhailo Vasko (Husqvarna), Open

Czech Republic

#115 – Petr Rathousky (KTM), MXGP

#116 – Julius Mikula (KTM), MX2

#117 – Vaclav Kovar (KTM), Open

Croatia

#118 – Matija Kelava (Yamaha), MXGP

#119 – Simun Ivandic (Yamaha), MX2

#120 - Matej Jaros (Kawasaki), Open

Slovakia

#121 – Tomas Kohut (KTM), MXGP

#122 - Jaroslav Katrinak (Husqvarna), MX2

#123 – Pavol Repčák (KTM), Open

Lithuania

#124 – Domantas Jazdauskas (KTM), MXGP

#125 – Marius Adomaitis (Husqvarna), MX2

#126 - Erlandas Mackonis (Yamaha), Open

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