In an unforgettable weekend at Matterley Basin in the England, Team Australia made history by clinching their first-ever victory at the Motocross of Nations.
Faced with a fierce lineup of world-class competitors at this 77th annual Motocross of Nations (MXoN), Team Australia (Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence and Kyle Webster) rose to the occasion with precision, power, and passion, fending off fan-favourites such as Team France, the United States and the Netherlands, to stand atop the podium.
This remarkable feat solidifies Australia’s standing in motocross, proving they are now truly among the world’s elite.
It was a spectacular show of teamwork and tenacity and the victory was no easy feat.
Expectations were high as Team Australia arrived at Matterley Basin with one of the strongest line-ups in MXoN history.
Yet, they didn’t just meet those expectations, they surpassed them with breathtaking teamwork.
The standout of the weekend was Jett Lawrence, who displayed masterclass riding in the Open Class, ultimately taking home the overall win and solidifying his reputation as one of motocross’ most formidable young stars.
Alongside him, Hunter Lawrence and Kyle Webster showcased phenomenal performances, working seamlessly to ensure the team’s victory down to the last race.
It was a nail-biting finish, with Team USA hot on their heels in the final heat, but the Aussies delivered when it mattered most. Their grit and determination led them to victory in what is considered the world’s toughest and most prestigious off-road competition!
Now, looking ahead, we can see the 2025 world championships are coming to Australia. Yes, the 2025 MXGP of Australia has been scheduled for Darwin.
This monumental win couldn’t have come at a more exciting time for Australian motocross fans, as we’re now gearing up for the 2025 MXGP of Australia, scheduled to take place in Darwin on September 19th, 20th, and 21st.
This will be the first time in over two decades that the MXGP series returns to Australian soil – a momentous occasion that will allow fans to witness the world’s top riders.
The upcoming MXGP of Australia is set to be a highlight of the motocross calendar, offering the chance for Australian wildcard entries to join the grid in all three FIM Motocross World Championship classes, MXGP, MX2 and the Women’s Motocross World Championships (WMX) too.
This means that local talents, including those from just a few hours’ flying time away in New Zealand, will get the chance to race alongside the fastest riders from around the globe, bringing the thrill of international motocross competition directly to the fans Downunder.
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