Motocross World Championship to be held next year on 28 and 29 March in Frauenfeld-Gachnang The classic MXGP of Switzerland powered by IXS, the Swiss round of the Motocross World Championship, will also be held in 2026. Following the conclusion of the MXGP 2025, the MXGP Suisse AG / MRSV Frauenfeld organizing committee decided to look into planning another "MXGP Grand Prix Suisse". Following positive discussions with partners and authorities, all applications for approval were recently submitted to the municipalities, the city of Frauenfeld and the canton of Thurgau. In addition, good partnership agreements have now been concluded with the world championship promoters Infront Moto Racing, FIM and Swiss Moto. The annual international motocross highlight, the Motocross of Nations (MXoN), took place at the beginning of October this year.

MXGP of Switzerland 2025 calls for continuation The MXGP of Switzerland powered by IXS 2025 was a success across the board. The best racing weather on both days of the event, Easter Saturday and Easter Monday, very well-packed spectator stands with a first-class atmosphere and outstanding racing action from the world's best motocross riders ensured an MX festival in Frauenfeld-Gachnang that will live long in the memory. The reward was a great podium finish for Jeremy Seewer from Bülach in the top MXGP class. This was also the historic first motocross podium for his employer Ducati. MXG debut victory for Lucas Coenen - Jeremy Seewer with first Ducati podium The two races in the top class of the Motocross World Championship, the MXGP, were a highlight of this year's MXGP of

Jeremy Seewer and Valentin Guillod with strong MXGP qualifying races in Frauenfeld-Gachnang - good Swiss successes in the European Championship classes too Ruben Fernandez and Kay de Wolf are the beaming winners of the qualifying races in the two world championship classes MXGP and MX2 this Saturday at this year's two-part MXGP of Switzerland. Like the winners, the sun was shining brightly over Frauenfeld-Gachnang, giving numerous fans a foretaste of the actual race day on Easter Monday, April 21. The engines stop on Easter Sunday. The last race of the combined practice and qualifying race day was reserved for the top class of the Motocross World Championship, the MXGP, this Saturday. The two Honda works riders from Team HRC, the Spaniard Ruben

Frauenfeld welcomes the motocross world elite on the split Easter weekend with the action days of April 19 and 21 The big Swiss motocross festival, the MXGP of Switzerland in Frauenfeld-Gachnang, is just around the corner on this year's Easter weekend. The organization is well prepared, the track is ready and the teams and riders are on site. Accordingly, the anticipation reached its peak this Friday. The action starts tomorrow, Saturday, April 19, from 8:20 a.m. (the Saturday schedule has been changed) and will continue after a one-day break on the main day, Monday, April 21. Before the engines roar on the legendary Schollenholz race track in Frauenfeld-Gachnang tomorrow for this year's MXGP of Switzerland, President and CEO Willy

Frauenfeld-Gachnang welcomes the motocross world elite on April 19 and 21 Five rounds of the 20-round Motocross World Championship 2025 are history. The next stop will be Frauenfeld-Gachnang on the upcoming long Easter weekend with the two action days on April 19 and 21. As a result, it has already become clear in the two world championship classes MXGP and MX2 who to watch out for at the MXGP of Switzerland, apart from the local heroes of course. The top class in the Motocross World Championship is the MXGP. After the previous races in Argentina, Spain, France and twice in Italy, five-time world champion (2015 MX2; 2016, 2019, 2020, 2022 MXGP) Tim Gajser from (Honda) Team HRC leads the table with an already small points cushion. The Slovenian

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