2026 MXON Ernee

Last day to get tickets on discount!

Thinking about going to Ernee I have never been to France, Is there hotels near by? Is the track easy to get in and out of? 

Been to Ernee in 2023

Staying again this year in fougers it’s about a 20 min drive to the track

You will need a car to get around

Fly into Charles de gualle airport then either a 4-5 hr drive to fougers 

Or train fron CDG to Rennes via bullet train and get the car from Rennes to fougers is about 45-1 hr drive this is probably our plan of travel this year

There are hotels in fougers but try looking into apartments as they are cheaper and much more pleasant to,stay.we have a apartment close to,the fougers castle.

Buffalo grill in fougers will have some race teams for dinners.good food as well

Not sure what tickets your looking into but outhouse and food lines are busy all the time for the gen pop ticket holders

VIP  is the way to go

Americans who have camped, how did you go about bringing camping equipment? Is there a cost effective way to get stuff there or do you just bring your tent and all that 

MXoN 2026 Team Japan Confirmed - No Shimoda 

https://mx1onboard.com/mxon-2026-team-japan-confirmed-no-shimoda/

Not sure if you’re interested but the Normandy landing beaches are about a 2 hour drive north of the track. You can visit all the allied cemeteries including the American war cemetery and walk on the beaches where it all went down, some great museums too, it’s a very humbling experience. I’ve. “X’ed” where the beaches are. 
When I was racing bicycles that’s the area I raced around (Normandy. & Brittany) spent years pedaling around those roads. :-) , it’s amazing countryside and very rural. I’m actually from that little island you can see on the left called Jersey . 

If you had the time / transport, you could go South West, to the coast / Saint-Nazaire for the U Boat 'Coorals ' ( to see an example of some of the massive things built by the Bastard N***ies) , then along the Coast, back up to the D Day beaches and Cemeteries - a pretty good trip that gives you a bit of variety. And yes, it Is very Humbling to see where so many fought and died.

I did that loop, but much longer, being further down the coast,  when I went to the St. Jean d' Angely MXDN, in 2011. I had a XTZ1200 Super Tenere that a friend at Yamaha France sorted for me. Got there on the Thursday, hot rodded it down the A1(?), then after,  toured around France  / Belgium /  The Netherlands and Germany for a while. A  great trip!

Heard roumor on FB Lawrences will not ride this year at mxon,is it true?  or total bullshit,i hope so.

Taking time off this offseason. 

True.

FIM have today published details of the VIP packages.

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Tickets have been on sale for some time. Got our diamond VIP tickets on June 11

Staying in Laval this yr for 14 days. We will have a Canadian flag on our car and in the crowd

First time going - we are staying in Laval.  Will there be shuttles to the track? Or is there an equivalent to Uber that we can take from Laval to the track?

Over 20K tickets sold already. 

Wouldn't count on it, and if there are, expect long waiting times. Ernée is a very small town with around 5,500 inhabitants, so public transports are close to none. The population will increase exponentially that weekend. Obviously during the morning and especially after the races, everybody will want to leave town at the same time, so expect horrendous traffic jams. There's a public busline to Laval, but those hours are scheduled obviously and probably will be crowded as hell. As of yet there's no mention of extra transport for the event. I suppose you take the airplane to Paris? Easiest way to transport yourself is by renting a car at the airport. From Paris to Laval is a 3h drive (give or take). You could also take the train from Paris to Laval, but wouldn't recommend. From Laval to Ernée it's a half an hour drive. There's no way you'll find an easier way to move yourself from the track to the hotel as with a rental. 

That's nearly halfway the total expected crowd. Actually, don't really understand there's "only" 20k tickets sold (but it's still a crazy amount to be fair) as ticket prizes increase the closer to the event. We already bought our tickets in January-February.

Will no doubt be 100K plus again.

2023 was absolutely rammed on the Sunday. Atmosphere was incredible. But it was difficult to get even a 2 x 2 foot patch of grass to perch on if you weren't at the track early enough.

To anyone going, get to the track at a good time and steak out your spot with your group.