Motocross

Daniela Guillen (GASGAS): First WMX title with a one-two finish

Daniela Guillen (GASGAS) was crowned Women’s Motocross World Champion at the World Championship final in Darwin with two race wins, whilst Kiara Fontanesi had to settle for second place in the World Championship standings. Alexandra Massury finished in the top 10.

Dylan Ferrandis (Ducati) is hanging up his helmet at the age of 32

French Ducati factory rider Dylan Ferrandis will retire at the age of 32 following the third SMX Playoff round in Ridgedale, Missouri. He has won four major championships in the USA.

Joel Smets on Längenfelder: “Fifth place is a long way from our target”

Following stomach problems and bouts of fever, Simon Längenfelder (KTM) was unable to compete in the season finale in Darwin, Australia, and consequently dropped to fifth place in the overall standings.

SidecarCross World Championship in Rudersberg: Bronze for Prümmer/Schneider

In the final of the SidecarCross World Championship in Rudersberg, Tim Prümmer and Patrick Schneider were unable to turn the tables on the Prunier brothers. The French pair confidently defended their runners-up title.

Julien Beaumer (KTM) wins second SMX Playoff in Los Angeles

With a 1-3 result, Red Bull KTM factory rider Julien Beaumer won the second 250cc SMX Playoff at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, ahead of Ryder DiFrancesco and Levi Kitchen.

Jeffrey Herlings (Honda) wins the Grand Prix of Australia in Darwin

Having secured the world title even before the World Championship finale, HRC factory rider Jeffrey Herlings won both races to claim victory at the Grand Prix of Australia in Darwin, ahead of Febvre and Vialle.

Camden Mc Lellan (Triumph) wins the Australian Grand Prix ahead of Liam Everts

With a 1-2 finish, Triumph works rider Camden Mc Lellan won the Australian Grand Prix in Darwin and finished as runner-up in the World Championship behind Guillem Farres. Simon Längenfelder dropped to fifth in the standings.

Jorge Prado (KTM) wins the second SMX Playoff ahead of Lawrence and Roczen

With a 2-2 result, Spanish Red Bull KTM factory rider Jorge Prado won the second SMX Playoff in Carson (Los Angeles) ahead of Hunter Lawrence (Honda) and Ken Roczen (Suzuki).

Guillem Farres (Triumph) is MX2 World Champion and makes history

A second-place finish behind his team-mate Camden Mc Lellan was enough for Guillem Farres to clinch the 2026 MX2 World Championship early, thereby securing Triumph’s first World Championship title.