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SWISS MOTO PRESENTS THE PROJECT «MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 2024»!

Swiss Moto is excited to announce the project « Motocross of Nations 2024 » (MXoN). The Sports Director and future CEO of Swiss Moto, Rolf Enz, put together a first-class team that will manage the Swiss team.
The management which is officially presented today includes:
- · Fabian Tellenbach: Team coordinator providing his prior expertise.
- · Diego Clément: Former Team Manager from 2011-2017, who brings a wealth of experience
that will lead the team to succeed.
- · Mat Rebeaud: The 2006 FMX World Champion, will take over the role of Team Manager (the
circle closes after his father was Team Manager in Roggenburg (CH) 30 years ago).
The highly motivated team is full with ideas that are built around optimal care for the riders. The combination of experience and fresh ideas promise an exciting and successful future for the Swiss MXoN team. But that's not all - the management team is also working on a promising experience platform for supporters, fans and sponsors.
No matter, whether the fans will be on site to cheer for the team or enjoy the MX Olympics in Switzerland - the project is planning a unique platform for all motorsport enthusiasts. You can look forward to innovative concepts and an incomparable motocross experience!
In 2023, the Swiss riders Jeremy Seewer, Valentin Guillod and Arnaud Tonus achieved a good 6th place (ex aequo with the 5th team Belgium) at the Motocross of Nations. The managament will do everything in its power to ensure that optimal conditions are created in 2024 so that the riders can seamlessly thrive on this impressive wave of success.
Contact: sport@swissmoto.org
Photo Credit : Swiss Moto
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