MXoN 2026 - Saturday Qualifying Races

You think they are in the next group down?  With JH scores, it gives them a chance...

At least Team USA podiumed the 65 class. Gotta celebrate when you can!

It will be tough to beat France, Spain and Belgium. Even with Herlings on the team...

B-Final Rider Lineup

31 - Kainosuke Oshiro (Japan)
32 - Haruki Yokoyama (Japan)
33 - Yuki Okura (Japan)
52 - Leander Bech-Thunshelle (Norway)
53 - Pelle Gundersen (Norway)
54 - Sander Agard-Michelsen (Norway)
67 - Emil Weckman (Finland)
68 - Saku Mansikkamäki (Finland)
69 - Jere Haavisto (Finland)
85 - Lennox Dickinson (Ireland)
86 - Glenn McCormick (Ireland)
87 - Jason Meara (Ireland)
88 - Joaquín Poli (FIM Latin America/Argentina)
89 - Carlos Badiali (FIM Latin America/Venezuela)
90 - Fabricio Chacón (FIM Latin America/Costa Rica)
91 - Maxime Simon (Morocco)
92 - Saad Soulimani (Morocco)
93 - Noam Jayal (Morocco)
97 - Jorge Rubalcava (Mexico)
98 - Fernando Velázquez (Mexico)
99 - Erick Vázquez (Mexico)
100 - Ingvar Sverrir Einarsson (Iceland)
101 - Eric Máni Guðmundsson (Iceland)
102 - Tristan Berg Árason (Iceland)
103 - Roman Morozov (Ukraine)
104 - Ostap Andrukh (Ukraine)
105 - Mykhailo Vasko (Ukraine)
115 - Petr Rathouský (Czech Republic)
116 - David Widerwill (Czech Republic)
117 - Václav Kovář (Czech Republic)
118 - Matija Kelava (Croatia)
119 - Šimun Ivandić (Croatia)
120 - Matej Jaroš (Croatia)
121 - Tomáš Kohút (Slovakia)
122 - Jaroslav Katriňák (Croatia)
123 - Pavol Repčák (Slovakia)
124 - Domantas Jazdauskas (Lithuania)
125 - Marius Adomaitis (Lithuania)
126 - Erlandas Mackonis (Lithuania)

MXGP + MX2

1 - Jed Beaton (Australia)
2 - Alex Larwood (Australia)
4 - Julien Beaumer (USA)
5 - Levi Kitchen (USA)
7 - Romain Febvre (France)
8 - Mathis Valin (France)
10 - Lucas Coenen (Belgium)
11 - Sacha Coenen (Belgium)
13 - Jan Pancar (Slovenia)
14 - Jaka Peklaj (Slovenia)
16 - Alberto Forato (Italy)
17 - Ferruccio Zanchi (Italy)
19 - Isak Gifting (Sweden)
20 - Alve Callemo (Sweden)
22 - Valentin Guillod (Switzerland)
23 - Jeremy Seewer (Switzerland)
25 - Kārlis Reišulis (Latvia)
26 - Jānis Reišulis (Latvia)
28 - Jorge Prado (Spain)
29 - Guillem Farrés (Spain)
34 - Fábio Santos (Brazil)
35 - Guilherme Bresolín (Brazil)
37 - Jörgen-Matthias Talviku (Estonia)
38 - Sebastian Leok (Estonia)
40 - Slade Smith (South Africa)
41 - Camden McLellan (South Africa)
43 - Tom Koch (Germany)
44 - Valentin Kees (Germany)
46 - Taylor Hammal (Great Britain)
47 - Ben Mustoe (Great Britain)
55 - Roan van de Moosdijk (Netherlands)
56 - Glenn Coldenhoff (Netherlands)
58 - Mads Fredsøe (Denmark)
59 - Nicolai Skovbjerg (Denmark)
61 - Michael Kratzner (Austria)
62 - Ricardo Bauer (Austria)
64 - Tanner Ward (Canada)
65 - Dylan Rempel (Canada)

MX2 + OPEN

2 - Alex Larwood (Australia)
3 - Aaron Tanti (Australia)
5 - Levi Kitchen (USA)
6 - Cooper Webb (USA)
8 - Mathis Valin (France)
9 - Tom Vialle (France)
11 - Sacha Coenen (Belgium)
12 - Liam Everts (Belgium)
14 - Jaka Peklaj (Slovenia)
15 - Lukas Osek (Slovenia)
17 - Ferruccio Zanchi (Italy)
18 - Andrea Adamo (Italy)
20 - Alve Callemo (Sweden)
21 - Alvin Östlund (Sweden)
23 - Jeremy Seewer (Switzerland)
24 - Kevin Brumann (Switzerland)
26 - Jānis Reišulis (Latvia)
27 - Pauls Jonass (Latvia)
29 - Guillem Farrés (Spain)
30 - Francisco Garcia (Spain)
35 - Guilherme Bresolín (Brazil)
36 - Enzo Lopes (Brazil)
38 - Sebastian Leok (Estonia)
39 - Kaarel Tilk (Estonia)
41 - Camden McLellan (South Africa)
42 - Trey Cox (South Africa)
44 - Valentin Kees (Germany)
45 - Noah Ludwig (Germany)
47 - Ben Mustoe (Great Britain)
48 - Ben Watson (Great Britain)
53 - Pelle Gundersen (Norway)
54 - Sander Agard-Michelsen (Norway)
56 - Glenn Coldenhoff (Netherlands)
57 - Jeffrey Herlings (Netherlands)
59 - Nicolai Skovbjerg (Denmark)
60 - Mikkel Haarup (Denmark)
62 - Ricardo Bauer (Austria)
63 - Michael Sandner (Austria)
65 - Dylan Rempel (Canada)
66 - Dylan Wright (Canada)

MXGP + OPEN

1 - Jed Beaton (Australia)
3 - Aaron Tanti (Australia)
4 - Julien Beaumer (USA)
6 - Cooper Webb (USA)
7 - Romain Febvre (France)
9 - Tom Vialle (France)
10 - Lucas Coenen (Belgium)
12 - Liam Everts (Belgium)
13 - Jan Pancar (Slovenia)
15 - Lukas Osek (Slovenia)
16 - Alberto Forato (Italy)
18 - Andrea Adamo (Italy)
19 - Isak Gifting (Sweden)
21 - Alvin Östlund (Sweden)
22 - Valentin Guillod (Switzerland)
24 - Kevin Brumann (Switzerland)
25 - Kārlis Reišulis (Latvia)
27 - Pauls Jonass (Latvia)
28 - Jorge Prado (Spain)
30 - Francisco Garcia (Spain)
34 - Fábio Santos (Brazil)
36 - Enzo Lopes (Brazil)
37 - Jörgen-Matthias Talviku (Estonia)
39 - Kaarel Tilk (Estonia)
40 - Slade Smith (South Africa)
42 - Trey Cox (South Africa)
43 - Tom Koch (Germany)
45 - Noah Ludwig (Germany)
46 - Taylor Hammal (Great Britain)
48 - Ben Watson (Great Britain)
52 - Leander Bech-Thunshelle (Norway)
54 - Sander Agard-Michelsen (Norway)
55 - Roan van de Moosdijk (Netherlands)
57 - Jeffrey Herlings (Netherlands)
58 - Mads Fredsøe (Denmark)
60 - Mikkel Haarup (Denmark)
61 - Michael Kratzner (Austria)
63 - Michael Sandner (Austria)
64 - Tanner Ward (Canada)
66 - Dylan Wright (Canada)

This USA team is in a good place. I am wishing them good luck, and I am grateful they all stepped up to race this unforgettable event. If they just focus on having fun and riding like they know they can, they’ll do just fine. I’m already proud of them all.

It seems to me like France and Spain are a lock for P1 and P2, beyond that it feels up to chance.

Smart won the 85 class so the US is rolling so far this weekend 🤘

Congratulations to Team U.S.A., you are all heroes and rode outstanding. 

Track looked incredible and the uphill triple is so fun to watch. 
 

Proves we don’t need the little traitor influencer. America doesn’t need you. Stay home and make a Tik-Tok rap video in your Ferrari. 
 

That was an amazing ride. He was absolutely buried in the first turn.

Gopro sooooo much better than drone

America has trended its riders more toward supercross the last 10-15 years. It hasn’t been since the Villo/Dungey years since we’ve dominated outdoors or MXON. The problem now is we’re starting to get our ass beat in supercross too. I get it. The Lawrence’s are aliens but Prado, Roczen have proven it can be done and many others as well. Deegan has the Bad Boy attitude but guess what he got his ass beat all summer and didn’t really do anything to write home about in SMX. Yeah he won one but guess who wasn’t there. The rest of the American riders are ok at best. Also, I don’t think if any of the US riders went over to the GP’s they would be as successful as the Euro riders who come here. I’m proud our boys stepped up and are proud to represent the USA this weekend but if we’re the AMA I would be embarrassed that every year it’s such a shit show to get the top riders to go. I know this year has been tough with injury’s but I don’t know how anyone can keep blowing Deegs after he refused to go. He not only wanted start money but his team had to take the fall for him and say they wanted money or they won’t send a bike. So he basically fucked Webb in to having to ride his bike for next year with zero time on it. Yes he rode KTM a couple years ago so not much different, but to go from a bike you’ve ridden all summer to something completely different with about 20 min on before the gate drop is a kick to the balls. I’m proud of our boys for stepping up and going but ashamed of the AMA and Deegs/star for basically saying fuck off. Rant over. Let’s try and get it on the fucking box tomorrow boys!!!

Amazing ride! He shows better patience and race craft than some of the adults. 

That Satchel Coonen kid will never survive Supercross.

Prado has not won a single SX race. What are you on about? Roczen has lived in the USA longer than he has anywhere else. Plenty of recent SX Cooper, Chase and Tomac are all USA born recent winners. 

 

You never know, a rider could crash out in the first moto like Coldenhoff last year and its over...  That said, France looked good, but I would not count out Belgium either.  Based on pure speed they still have a shot.  You have to figure Lucas could beat Febvre, he did that all season when he was healthy, Sacha beat Valin all season when they lined up together, and if Everts could keep Vialle in sight, you never know?   

Spain should be there too as you said, but Garcia seemed like he faded a pretty good bit this afternoon in the qualifying race and Farres looked a little lethargic to me.  Prado looked sharp. 

No thanks to your congratulatory words for Team USA; you can have them back. You didn’t come here to congratulate them. Your only motive was to take a shot at Deegan. 

The team doesn’t need Deegan insofar as we can have a functioning team with decent results and be podium potentials. But the team needs Deegan if they want those results improved since he’s the fastest American guy on both a 250 and 450. 

Belgium will be a threat for the win as well imho. 

Anyone giving JuJu shit can pound sand. I haven't seen a lot of it though 

WTF? I watched all three races cheering on our riders and their support for our country. I posted supporting them. 

You posted to support the little bitch social media influencer who refuses to support his country. 

Go crawl back under a rock. 

Matty B's MXdN vids are sick

Oh look! Surprise surprise GrapeApe is having yet another pop at a forum user. 

It seems to be multiple times per day at the moment. 

I’m sad that you’re unhappy dude. Try and get some fresh air and chill down a little. 
 

Incredible renaissance from Herlings this year. I don't think anyone other than Lucas, Jett, or Hunter can touch him.

I don't think people should be that invested in the American finish. The victory is that we got three guys to show up and partake in this great event. They should be proud.

Well, just as an observer, seems that at least every 9 out of 10 of anything you post has included "Deegashian" or Deegan in one form or another. Even when the topic has absolutely nothing to do with him, you find a way to include him somehow. 🤷‍♂️

I personally couldn't care less, but you seem confused as to why someone would bring it up. Hope this helps.

Crasha Coenen and Large Lucas Coenen. If that helps people to remember which one is which. Not taking a dig. just saying things as they are

One Australian dollar equals $.69 US cents or .62 Euros today. Guess your staying home ?

You know it cuz. Ernee has been a dream Nations get to the last 3. But here we are