Herlings turns a new team into title number six
Jeffrey Herlings won his sixth FIM Motocross World Championship and his third in the premier class in his debut season with Honda HRC PETRONAS. The official season review records 13 Grand Prix victories. Romain Febvre and Tim Gajser completed the MXGP championship top three.
Farres gives Triumph its first MX2 crown
Guillem Farres claimed his first MX2 world title. It was also Triumph’s first MX2 championship in the manufacturer’s third season back in world championship motocross. Teammate Camden Mc Lellan finished second and Sacha Coenen third, giving Triumph first and second in the final standings.
Belgium returns to the Nations summit
At the 79th Motocross of Nations in Ernée, Lucas Coenen, Sacha Coenen and Liam Everts won for Belgium, ending a 13-year wait for the Chamberlain Trophy. The official review reports a crowd of more than 100,000.
Spain makes history and the Netherlands completes the podium
Spain earned its first Motocross of Nations podium through Jorge Prado, Guillem Farres and Francisco García, finishing second. The Netherlands took third. The individual class wins went to Prado in MXGP, Farres in MX2 and Herlings in Open.
Why these five markers matter
These are confirmed season results, not forecasts: a sixth title, a new MX2 champion, a first manufacturer crown, Belgium’s Nations return and Spain’s first podium. They provide a clean reference point before teams and riders turn fully toward 2027.
Facts are frozen to the verification date shown above. Any later correction will be added visibly.
Primary source checked internally: Infront Moto Racing / MXGP official 2026 season and Motocross of Nations review, 3 November 2026.
