Here Is The 2024 Motocross of Nations Pre-Entry List

I know we are right in the thick of the SuperMotocross Playoffs, but one of the greatest races in the world (some say THE BEST… looking at you Denny) is coming up. The Motocross of Nations is quickly approaching and the FIM has released the pre-entry list for the event this year.

Keep in mind, this could change as SMX and MXGP are still ongoing and its motocross and injuries happen. But, let’s take a dive into what we have so far.

The Contenders

France: Romain Febvre, Tom Vialle, Maxime Reanux

No matter who France throws at this event, it doesn’t seem to matter. They just get it done. Returning the same team from a year ago in which they dominated on home soil, France is once again a favorite this year. Having won six of the last nine events, I would argue they are THE favorites.

Australia: Jett Lawrence, Kyle Webster, Hunter Lawrence

When you have the Lawrence brothers, chances of a win are high. Something to think about: this will be the first time neither Jett nor Hunter have to jump up from a 250 to a 450. This could be the difference and get the Aussies to their first ever win. Kyle Webster will be the deciding factor.

United States: Chase Sexton, Chance Hymas, Aaron Plessinger

Great team, but not the favorites (ducks). Look, this isn’t shitting on Team USA, we have a great team and will contend for the win. I just think we will get bad weather and the Europeans are better at Matterley Basin. Sorry.  

The Netherlands: Jeffrey Herlings, Kay De Wolf, Glenn Coldenhoff

When you have the Bullet on your team, you have a chance. Netherlands is going to be a force this year and to me, have the best chance to top France.

Others to Watch

Belgium

Germany

Italy

Great Britain

Spain

Pre-Entry List

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