MXGP 2023 SEASON| A YEAR OF TRIUMPHS, RECORDS AND GLOBAL REACH

In 2023, the MXGP season delivered an exciting spectacle of racing, featuring intense competition and witnessing remarkable achievements that captivated fans worldwide. Jorge Prado clinched his first MXGP World Championship title, while Andrea Adamo secured his first-ever MX2 World title. Jeffrey Herlings broke a long-standing record by claiming his 103nd Grand Prix victory, surpassing the legendary Stefan Everts (101). Romain Febvre's stellar performance was marked by an impressive streak of five consecutive Grand Prix wins.

The excitement wasn't confined to the tracks alone; MXGP showcased its global appeal on TV, with Nielsen Sports providing key insights. The Cumulative Audience Evolution experienced a phenomenal 25% surge throughout the season compared to 2022, soaring from 43 million to an impressive 53 million spectators. That underlines the growing worldwide coverage of MXGP, thanks to important new TV agreements including IEG in Indonesia, BeIn sport USA along with long-term agreement renewal with Bandsports in Brazil and carrying on with existing partnership with broadcasters such as Eurosport in Europe and Direct TV in South America.

The Broadcast duration also witnessed a substantial 36% increase, totalling 17,287 hours – a testament to the growing interest in the sport. Thanks to Infront Moto Racing’s collaboration with TV partners, the Global Potential Viewership rose to a staggering 785 million, highlighting MXGP's massive global exposure potential.

MXGP in 2023 was not just a showcase of exceptional racing but a demonstration of the sport's increasing popularity and global significance. The future of motocross has never looked brighter.

Main Photo: Provisional Broadcasters for 2024