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Landing in Europe for MXGP round four, the crowds will be bigger, louder and better, as will the racing. Not only can you watch MXGP & MX2, you can also enjoy content from the world’s number one amateur series, the European Championship as well.

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It is the most intense yet beneficial series a young rider could compete in & this season, the 2015 European Championship, it is going to be bigger and better than ever. Are you ready? They are!

FUNCHAL (Portugal), 09 April 2015 - Youthstream is pleased to announce that they will continue their partnership with FM Racing. With the renewal of the contract, FM Racing will have advertising boards on the track as well as a racing service area in the paddock at all the European rounds of MXGP. Besides, they will also have an area in the paddock village at MXGP of Trentino and MXGP of Maggiora where they can sell FM Racing merchandise.

FM Racing is an Italian based company that specializes in motocross and enduro apparel, Gunner handlebars, spare parts, replica plastics and custom adhesives and graphics, and Youthstream is happy to have them onboard as a partner of MXGP for yet another year.

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FUNCHAL (Portugal), 03 April 2015 - Youthstream is proud to present the nineteenth issue of MXGP Mag. This issue includes a special feature on MXGP’s fastest rookie so far Yamaha Factory Racing’s Romain Febvre, a look at how ground breaking the 2015 European Championship is going to be, a re-cap of what was the most awesome round of MXGP this year, MXGP of Patagonia Argentina, and also what to look forward to at MXGP of Europe which will take place on the world renowned circuit of Valkenswaard, The Netherlands.

Click here to read the nineteenth issue of MXGP Mag or download it for FREE on Apple Store or Google Play. The iOs and Android versions contain exclusive videos and several photo galleries, and once the MXGP Mag has been downloaded, the reader does not need to be connected on the Internet to go through the content.

Those users who have already downloaded the other issues on their iOs device can automatically download the nineteenth issue by opening the News Stand and clicking on the cover of the MXGP Mag. Whereas those readers using an Android device will be able to download the magazine for free thanks to this new app: http://bit.ly/IssuuOnAndroid

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FUNCHAL (Portugal), 24 March 2015 - With the entries for the European Championship EMX250 and EMX125 round of Pietramurata, Italy now officially closed, we are more than thrilled to announce that both classes are full. With a 100-rider limit, the EMX250 class has exceeded this number. All riders entered after the 100^th entry was accepted will be reserve riders. Should one of the first 100 entries withdraw for any reason, the reserve riders will then automatically be entered.

Meanwhile the EMX125 has impressively received 95 entries, which along with the maxed out EMX250 class and extraordinary depth of talent in both classes, only attests that the European Championship is the ultimate development series for any aspiring professional motocross rider.

Official EMX250 Entry List

Official EMX125 Entry List

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This year was the third consecutive year that MXGP has graced the tropical shores of Thailand, a country where motocross is slowly but surely growing. With both the FIM and Youthstream having a solid goal in place of expanding the FIM Motocross World Championship so that it is the most global motorcycling series in the world, they have taken it upon themselves to start at the bottom in countries where motocross is more or less unheard of and train the youth from scratch.

With this in mind, MXGP Academy trainer Jan Potsema flew out to Thailand where he spent a week training some of the most enthusiastic and ambitious young Thai riders. 

To read more click HERE.

LOSAIL (Qatar), 28 February 2015 –The official guide to the 2015 FIM Motocross World Championship is now available for download in PDF format. The guide contains all the essential information about the FIM MXGP & MX2 World Championships, which includes: entry lists, track details, rider and team profiles, statistics, TV broadcasters, as well as all of MXGP’s rules and regulations.

The official guide also offers a brief summary of the FIM Motocross World Championship and looks at the history of the FIM Motocross of Nations. It also includes rider profiles of the defending European Champions and the FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion.

Click here below to download the Guide in PDF format:

High Definition (98.9MB)

http://docs.mxgp.com/tvinfo/YOU-15-4242_MXGP_Official_Guide_2015_HD.pdf

Medium Definition (44,0 MB)

http://docs.mxgp.com/tvinfo/YOU-15-4242_MXGP_Official_Guide_2015_MD.pdf

Low Definition (35,9 MB)  

http://docs.mxgp.com/tvinfo/YOU-15-4242_MXGP_Official_Guide_2015_LD.pdf

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It has been a while since the European Championship has had a Kiwi, as in New Zealander, not the fruit, ripping around in contention for one of the most important titles any aspiring motocross world champion could hope to claim.

Allow us to introduce Josiah Natzke. Born and bred in Hamilton, New Zealand, he recently signed his name on the dotted line of a contract most kids his age can only dream of. At only fifteen years old Josiah signed a five-year deal with the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team to race the world’s number one amateur series, the European Championship.

MXGP Mag caught up with the kiwi kid, see what he has to say by clicking HERE.

FUNCHAL (Portugal), 29 January 2015 - Ticket sales have just opened for MXGP rounds in Pietramurata, Italy, and Talavera de la Reina, Spain!

We all know the first round of MXGP to take place on European shores, in Pietramurata, Italy, is going to be epic. You do not want to miss out! Tickets are on sale for a DISCOUNTED price, but only for a limited time, so get in quick! Click HERE to purchase tickets for MXGP of Trentino.

As for Spain, if you weren’t there last year, this year is the time to go. With awesome hill jumps the circuit of Talavera is one of the only tracks on the MXGP calendar where the riders can throw massive hilltop scrubs. Be there to see it with your own eyes! Click HERE to purchase tickets for MXGP of Spain.

As for the rest of the season, it IS guaranteed to be awesome. So even if you cannot make it to every round, be sure to check out www.MXGP.com and view the calendar to find your closest MXGP round. Tickets can be purchased by clicking the ‘tickets’ button which lies beneath each round of MXGP on the calendar located right hand side of the screen. See you there!

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KTM Factory Racing, a major player in international motocross in recent years, is not only committed to fielding strong and competitive factory teams but also to nurturing the next generation of potential stars.

For this reason, Stefan Everts has been charged with the development of KTM Juniors Jorge Prado of Spain, British rider Conrad Mewse and New Zealander Josiah Natzke. The three riders have all played a leading part in recent Junior World and European Motocross Championships and are considered riders of significant potential.

Everts is a 10-times world champion and a former professional rider of great standing in the world of motocross. He has also been managing the KTM MX2 riders in recent seasons and is considered the right man with the required depth of experience and knowledge of the sport to bring out the best in this trio of young stars.

Stefan Everts: "These KTM Juniors represent a lot of talent. They are potentially also the future of the KTM Factory Racing Team. International competition is getting tougher and standards of racing are becoming more demanding. To be ready for this they need to know their race craft and be physically and mentally prepared to meet those challenges. Taking care of the next generation of top KTM riders is very high on our list of priorities."  

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