GET READY FOR THE 2025 FIM JUNIOR MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN FRANCE ON JULY 5-6!

The 2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship is set to ignite Romagné, France, on the weekend of July 5-6. This prestigious event will showcase the world's most promising young motocross talents across the 65cc, 85cc, and 125cc categories, as they compete fiercely to earn glory for their nations.

Anticipation is high as many riders from various around the world such the USA, Australia, France Italy  Netherlands and more are expected to participate, bringing thrilling races and a vibrant atmosphere to the French countryside. Fans can look forward to witnessing the future stars of motocross battling it out on the track, making for an unforgettable weekend incredible motocross action.

Tickets are now available! With attractive pricing, it's the perfect opportunity for families and fans to be part of this landmark event.
Get your tickets here

For the first time ever, the entire event will be broadcast live on MXGP-TV.com, allowing fans worldwide to experience every jump, turn, and finish line moment in real-time. Whether you're at the track or tuning in from home, you won't miss a second of the great event.

Don't miss your chance to support the next generation of motocross champions as they take on the world stage in Romagné!
Join us to cheer on the world's best young riders as they compete for the title of World Champion!

 

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