The United States is set to once again host the prestigious Motocross of Nations (MXoN) in 2031, marking a significant milestone in the event’s long-standing history and underscoring the country’s vital role in the global motocross community. This announcement comes as part of a broader strategic agreement between Infront Moto Racing, the series promoter, and MX Sports, the organizer responsible for overseeing the event’s operations in North America. The deal not only secures the U.S. as a recurring host but also extends the partnership and planning commitments that have been solidified through recent and upcoming events.
The agreement builds upon a series of recent developments, including the confirmation that the United States will host the MXoN in 2023 and 2028. These scheduled events have already generated significant excitement among fans, riders, and industry stakeholders, with many eager to witness the country’s return to the global stage for one of motocross’s most revered competitions. The extension of plans to 2031 demonstrates a clear commitment from both Infront Moto Racing and MX Sports to establish the U.S. as a lasting home for the event, fostering growth, infrastructure development, and increased fan engagement in North America.
The decision to host the MXoN in the United States once again underscores the country’s importance as a hub for motocross, a sport that has experienced exponential growth over the past decades. The U.S. boasts a passionate and extensive fan base, world-class venues, and a deep-rooted motocross culture that continues to produce top-tier talent. Hosting the event in America not only provides fans with the opportunity to see the best in the world compete on familiar soil but also highlights the nation’s capacity to deliver a world-class experience both on and off the track.
For the 2031 edition, organizers are already envisioning a showcase that will elevate the event’s prestige and appeal. Details regarding the specific venue are yet to be finalized, but discussions are ongoing with several prime locations known for their excellent facilities and passionate local communities. The goal is to create an environment that combines top-tier racing with fan-friendly amenities, entertainment, and cultural activities that reflect the vibrant spirit of American motocross.
Infront Moto Racing, the series promoter responsible for the FIM Motocross World Championship, expressed enthusiasm about the extended partnership. “We are thrilled to confirm that the United States will continue to be a key part of our global calendar through 2031,” said a spokesperson for Infront Moto Racing. “The growth of motocross in America, along with the passionate support from fans and the industry, makes this a natural and exciting long-term partnership. We look forward to working closely with MX Sports and local partners to deliver unforgettable events that showcase the very best of our sport.”
Similarly, MX Sports Executive Director Davey Coombs emphasized the importance of this long-term commitment for the sport’s development in North America. “Having the MXoN return to the United States in 2023, 2028, and now extending through 2031 reflects our shared belief in the sport’s potential here,” Coombs stated. “We’re committed to creating a memorable experience for fans, riders, and sponsors, and to strengthening the growth of motocross across the country. This partnership sets a strong foundation for future generations and elevates the profile of the sport on the world stage.”
The announcement has already generated buzz within the motocross community, with riders expressing enthusiasm about competing in front of their home crowd and fans eagerly anticipating more world-class racing on American soil. Manufacturers and sponsors view the long-term plan as an opportunity to deepen their involvement in a sport with expanding global appeal.
Beyond the racing itself, the extended hosting agreement is expected to catalyze infrastructure improvements, local economic growth, and increased media coverage, all of which contribute to the sport’s sustainability and expansion. With the 2031 event now firmly on the horizon, the motocross world looks forward to a future where the United States remains a central figure in the sport’s global narrative.
As the countdown to 2031 begins, both Infront Moto Racing and MX Sports are committed to delivering a memorable, impactful, and inspiring Motocross of Nations that celebrates the sport’s rich history and bright future in America.