The 2026 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations runs October 2–4 at Circuit Raymond Deny in Ernée, France. The event timetable below uses local time (CEST, UTC+2); Saturday’s qualifying races start at 14:30, 15:30 and 16:30, and Sunday’s B-Final is scheduled for 11:00 before the three main races. The organizer’s event-week entry-list PDF names 32 national teams and their riders. Because the event is underway, check the organizer’s event page for updates to the timetable or roster.
2026 MXoN timetable: all times in France
France is on CEST (UTC+2) on October 3 and 4. Convert from that time zone if you are watching elsewhere. These are event-session start times from the organizer’s timetable, version dated September 28, 2026—not necessarily the start time of a television or streaming broadcast.
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Saturday, October 3
| Local time | Session |
|---|---|
| 08:30 | BLU CRU 125 free/timed practice |
| 09:10 | BLU CRU 85 free/timed practice |
| 10:00 | MXGP free practice |
| 10:50 | MX2 free practice |
| 11:40 | Open free practice |
| 13:00 | BLU CRU 65 free/timed practice |
| 13:45 | BLU CRU 85 race |
| 14:30 | MXGP qualifying race, 20 minutes + 2 laps |
| 15:30 | MX2 qualifying race, 20 minutes + 2 laps |
| 16:30 | Open qualifying race, 20 minutes + 2 laps |
| 17:20 | BLU CRU 65 race |
Sunday, October 4
| Local time | Session |
|---|---|
| 08:35 | B-Final warm-up |
| 09:20 | BLU CRU 125 race |
| 10:05 | MXoN Group 1 warm-up (odd team positions) |
| 10:25 | MXoN Group 2 warm-up (even team positions) |
| 11:00 | B-Final, 20 minutes + 2 laps |
| 13:10 | MXoN Race 1: MXGP + MX2, 30 minutes + 2 laps |
| 14:40 | MXoN Race 2: MX2 + Open, 30 minutes + 2 laps |
| 16:08 | MXoN Race 3: Open + MXGP, 30 minutes + 2 laps |
| After Race 3 | Prize-giving ceremony |
Friday’s event activity included the start-position ballot, start-practice groups and team/rider presentation; the organizer’s October 2 report confirms the ballot and presentation took place.
Official 2026 Motocross of Nations entry list
The organizer’s event-week PDF lists 32 teams. Numbers in parentheses are riders’ start numbers. The roster is transcribed from that PDF as accessed during the event weekend; a later replacement or withdrawal may not appear.
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| Team | Listed riders (start numbers) |
|---|---|
| Australia | Jed Beaton (1), Alex Larwood (2), Aaron Tanti (3) |
| USA | Julien Beaumer (4), Levi Kitchen (5), Cooper Webb (6) |
| France | Romain Febvre (7), Mathis Valin (8), Tom Vialle (9) |
| Belgium | Lucas Coenen (10), Sacha Coenen (11), Liam Everts (12) |
| Slovenia | Jan Pancar (13), Jaka Peklaj (14), Lukas Osek (15) |
| Italy | Andrea Adamo (16), Ferruccio Zanchi (17), Alberto Forato (18) |
| Sweden | Isak Gifting (19), Alve Callemo (20), Alvin Östlund (21) |
| Switzerland | Valentin Guillod (22), Jeremy Seewer (23), Kevin Brumann (24) |
| Latvia | Karlis Alberts Reisulis (25), Janis Martins Reisulis (26), Pauls Jonass (27) |
| Spain | Jorge Prado (28), Guillem Farres (29), Francisco Garcia (30) |
| Japan | Kainosuke Oshiro (31), Haruki Yokoyama (32), Yuki Okura (33) |
| Brazil | Fabio Santos (34), Guilherme Bresolin (35), Enzo Lopes (36) |
| Estonia | Jorgen-Matthias Talviku (37), Sebastian Leok (38), Kaarel Tilk (39) |
| South Africa | Slade Smith (40), Camden Mc Lellan (41), Trey Cox (42) |
| Germany | Tom Koch (43), Valentin Kees (44), Noah Ludwig (45) |
| Great Britain | Taylor Hammal (46), Ben Mustoe (47), Ben Watson (48) |
| Norway | Leander Thunshelle (52), Pelle Gundersen (53), Sander Agard-Michelsen (54) |
| The Netherlands | Roan Van De Moosdijk (55), Glenn Coldenhoff (56), Jeffrey Herlings (57) |
| Denmark | Mads Fredsoe (58), Nicolai Skovbjerg (59), Mikkel Haarup (60) |
| Austria | Michael Kratzer (61), Ricardo Bauer (62), Michael Sandner (63) |
| Canada | Tanner Ward (64), Dylan Rempel (65), Dylan Wright (66) |
| Finland | Emil Weckman (67), Saku Mansikkamäki (68), Jere Haavisto (69) |
| Ireland | Lennox Dickinson (85), Glenn McCormick (86), Jason Meara (87) |
| FIM LATAM | Joaquin Poli (88), Carlos Badiali (89), Fabricio Chacon (90) |
| Morocco | Maxime Simon (91), Saad Soulimani (92), Noam Jayal (93) |
| Mexico | Jorge Israel Rubalcava (97), Fernando Velazquez (98), Erick Ismael Vazquez Diaz (99) |
| Iceland | Ingvar Sverrir Einarsson (100), Eric Mani Gudmundsson (101), Tristan Berg Arason (102) |
| Ukraine | Roman Morozov (103), Ostap Andrukh (104), Mykhailo Vasko (105) |
| Czech Republic | Petr Rathousky (115), David Widerwill (116), Vaclav Kovar (117) |
| Croatia | Matija Kelava (118), Simun Ivandic (119), Matej Jaros (120) |
| Slovakia | Tomas Kohut (121), Jaroslav Katrinak (122), Pavol Repcak (123) |
| Lithuania | Domantas Jazdauskas (124), Marius Adomaitis (125), Erlandas Mackonis (126) |
The PDF also gives each rider’s federation and motorcycle make, along with the team manager. It is the relevant event-week roster rather than the September 9 provisional announcement, which reported 33 nations; the later entry-list PDF contains 32 teams.
How qualifying, the B-Final and team scoring work
Each national team fields three riders across the MXGP, MX2 and Open classes. Saturday’s three qualifying races determine the route into Sunday: the top 19 teams advance directly to the main races, while the other 13 contest the B-Final. The B-Final winner claims the remaining main-event place.
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Sunday’s main races pair the classes in this order: MXGP with MX2, MX2 with Open, then Open with MXGP. Each rider races twice, creating six results for a team; its five best results count toward the final team classification.
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Where to watch the 2026 MXoN
Infront Moto Racing’s October 1 coverage notice lists MXGP-TV for worldwide live coverage and names television and streaming partners by territory. It says live coverage includes Saturday qualifying, Sunday’s B-Final and all three Sunday MXoN races. The notice also includes delayed options, so check the country-specific listing and delivery method rather than assuming every broadcaster carries the same sessions live.
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