2025 FIM Motocross World Championship

The 2025 FIM Motocross World Championship is the 69th FIM Motocross World Championship season.^[1]

In the MXGP class, Jorge Prado won his fourth world title in the 2024 season, however, he will not defend his title due to his move to compete in the America-based SuperMotocross World Championship series.^[2]

The reigning MX2 world champion, Kay de Wolf, will defend the maiden title he won in the previous season.

A provisional calendar was released on 10 December 2024.^[1] The championship will be contested over twenty rounds in Europe, Asia, South America and Australia.

Round	Date	Grand Prix	Location	Pole Position	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner	Report
1	2 March	MXGP of Argentina	Córdoba
2	16 March	MXGP of Castilla–La Mancha	Cózar
3	23 March	MXGP of Europe	Saint-Jean-d'Angély
4	6 April	MXGP of Sardegna	Riola Sardo
5	13 April	MXGP of Trentino	Pietramurata
6	19 & 21 April	MXGP of Switzerland	Frauenfeld
7	4 May	MXGP of Portugal	Águeda
8	11 May	MXGP of Spain	Lugo
9	25 May	MXGP of France	Ernée
10	1 June	MXGP of Germany	Teutschenthal
11	8 June	MXGP of Latvia	Ķegums
12	22 June	MXGP of Great Britain	Matterley Basin
13	6 July	MXGP of Indonesia	TBA
14	27 July	MXGP of Czech Republic	Loket
15	3 August	MXGP of Flanders	Lommel
16	17 August	MXGP of Sweden	Uddevalla
17	24 August	MXGP of The Netherlands	Arnhem
18	7 September	MXGP of Turkey	Afyonkarahisar
19	14 September	MXGP of China	Shanghai
20	21 September	MXGP of Australia	Darwin

Round	Date	Grand Prix	Location	Pole Position	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner	Report
1	2 March	MXGP of Argentina	Córdoba
2	16 March	MXGP of Castilla–La Mancha	Cózar
3	23 March	MXGP of Europe	Saint-Jean-d'Angély
4	6 April	MXGP of Sardegna	Riola Sardo
5	13 April	MXGP of Trentino	Pietramurata
6	19 & 21 April	MXGP of Switzerland	Frauenfeld
7	4 May	MXGP of Portugal	Águeda
8	11 May	MXGP of Spain	Lugo
9	25 May	MXGP of France	Ernée
10	1 June	MXGP of Germany	Teutschenthal
11	8 June	MXGP of Latvia	Ķegums
12	22 June	MXGP of Great Britain	Matterley Basin
13	6 July	MXGP of Indonesia	TBA
14	27 July	MXGP of Czech Republic	Loket
15	3 August	MXGP of Flanders	Lommel
16	17 August	MXGP of Sweden	Uddevalla
17	24 August	MXGP of The Netherlands	Arnhem
18	7 September	MXGP of Turkey	Afyonkarahisar
19	14 September	MXGP of China	Shanghai
20	21 September	MXGP of Australia	Darwin

Córdoba

Shanghai

Darwin

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Location of non-European Grands Prix in 2025.

Águeda

Pietramurata

Ķegums

Riola Sardo

Teutschenthal

Loket

Lommel

Uddevalla

Afyonkarahisar

Frauenfeld

Arnhem

Saint-Jean-d'Angély

Cózar

Ernée

Matterley Basin

Lugo

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Location of European Grands Prix in 2025.

Officially Approved Teams & Riders[3]
Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
Kawasaki Racing Team MXGP	Kawasaki	3	Romain Febvre[4]
		41	Pauls Jonass[5]
Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP Team[6]	Yamaha	10	Calvin Vlaanderen
		93	Jago Geerts
		959	Maxime Renaux
JWR Honda Racing	Honda	17	Cornelius Tøndel[7]
Honda Motoblouz	Honda	24	Kevin Horgmo[8]
		303	Alberto Forato[9]
JM Honda Racing	Honda	32	Brent Van Doninck[10]
Team HRC[11]	Honda	70	Rubén Fernández
		243	Tim Gajser
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	KTM	84	Jeffrey Herlings[12]
		96	Lucas Coenen[13]
MX-Handel Husqvarna Racing	Husqvarna	87	Kevin Brumann[14]
Ducati Factory MX Team	Ducati	91	Jeremy Seewer[15]
		101	Mattia Guadagnini[16]
Fantic Factory Racing MXGP[17]	Fantic	132	Andrea Bonacorsi
		189	Brian Bogers
		259	Glenn Coldenhoff
Team Leoparden Racing	Honda	180	Leopold Ambjörnsson[18]
MRT Racing Team Beta[19]	Beta	226	Tom Koch
		919	Ben Watson
TEM JP253 KTM Racing Team	KTM	253	Jan Pancar[20]
JK Racing Yamaha	Yamaha	517	Isak Gifting[21]
Wild Card Teams & Riders
Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds

Points are awarded to the top-ten finishers of the qualifying race, in the following format:

Points are awarded to finishers of the main races, in the following format:

Pos	Nr	Rider	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points
1																																												0
Pos	Nr	Rider	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points

Pos	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points
1																																										0
Pos	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points

Officially Approved Teams & Riders[3]
Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
Yamaha Factory Racing MX2[22]	Yamaha	44	Rick Elzinga
		198	Thibault Benistant
		47	Kārlis Reišulis
Monster Energy Triumph Racing	Triumph	8	Camden McLellan
		99	Guillem Farres[23]
TM Moto CRD Motorsport	TM	12	Julius Mikula[24]
Team HRC[11]	Honda	18	Valerio Lata[25]
		73	Ferruccio Zanchi
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	KTM	19	Sacha Coenen[13]
		516	Simon Längenfelder[26]
JM Honda Racing	Honda	22	David Braceras[27]
Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing	Husqvarna	26	Liam Everts[28]
		1	Kay de Wolf[29]
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	KTM	28	Marc-Antoine Rossi[30]
		80	Andrea Adamo
BTS Racing Team[31]	KTM	51	Oriol Oliver
		489	Jens Walvoort
VNT Racing KTM	KTM	114	Nicolas Vennekens[32]
Venrooy KTM	KTM	172	Cas Valk[33]
Kawasaki Racing Team MX2	Kawasaki	317	Mathis Valin[34]
Wild Card Teams & Riders
Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds

Points are awarded to the top-ten finishers of the qualifying race, in the following format:

Points are awarded to finishers of the main races, in the following format:

Pos	Nr	Rider	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points
1																																												0
Pos	Nr	Rider	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points

Pos	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points
1																																										0
Pos	Bike	ARG		CAS		EUR		SAR		TRE		SUI		POR		ESP		FRA		GER		LAT		GBR		TBA		CZE		FLA		SWE		NED		TUR		CHN		AUS		Points