FOX and MXGP extend partnership for the next three years!

MONACO (Principality of Monaco) 16 March 2020 – Infront Moto Racing is very proud to announce that FOX and MXGP have extended their partnership for a further three years, as the popular brand continues to be part of the FIM Motocross World Championship!

FOX and MXGP have a long-standing relationship that has been very successful over the years and is because of that, that FOX will continue as MXGP’s global partner, sponsoring the popular FOX Holeshot competition, as well as continuing as the official apparel partner providing awesome uniform to all the Infront Moto Racing staff.

In 2020, FOX will continue their support for three of the best teams in the motocross world championship, including Team HRC with the defending MXGP World Champion, Tim Gajser, as well as the teams newest recruit Mitch Evans, who has already shown impressive skills during pre-season as well as at the opening round of the championship in Matterley Basin.

Also wearing FOX this season will be Rockstar Energy Husqvarna MX2 rider Thomas Kjer Olsen, who is considered as one of the the main title contenders in the MX2 class, alongside Jed Beaton, who is looking stronger than ever and currently sits third in the championship standings after round two, and the third rider, the young gun Kay De Wolf, who will be taking on the EMX250 class this season. The newest GasGas Factory team, DIGA-Procross GasGas Factory Juniors will also be seen in FOX with riders Simon Längenfelder and Jeremy Sydow, who have already had a positive debut in the super competitive MX2 class.

Both MXGP and FOX are excited for the years ahead, as the FIM Motocross World Championship continues to reach new heights every season. 

 

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