2024 Motocross des Nations

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The 2024 Motocross des Nations is a motocross race to be held on 5 and 5 October 2024 at Matterley Basin, United Kingdom. This is the third time that the event will be held at this track.

France go into the event as the defending champions after winning their seventh title in 2023. [1]

Entry list

Start numbers are allocated based on the team finishes from the 2023 competition. This allocated number plates 1, 2 & 3 to France (1st), 4, 5 & 6 to Australia (2nd) and 7, 8 & 9 to Italy (3rd).

CountryNrRiderClassMotorcycle
1 Flag of France.svg France [2] 1 Romain Febvre MXGP Kawasaki
2 Tom Vialle MX2 KTM
3 Maxime Renaux Open Yamaha
2 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia [3] 4 Jett Lawrence MXGP Honda
5 Kyle Webster MX2 Honda
6 Hunter Lawrence Open Honda
3 Flag of Italy.svg Italy7MXGP
8MX2
9Open
4 Flag of Germany.svg Germany [4] 10 Ken Roczen MXGP Suzuki
11 Simon Längenfelder MX2 Gas Gas
12 Max Nagl Open Honda
5 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium [5] 13 Lucas Coenen MXGP Husqvarna
14 Sacha Coenen MX2 KTM
15 Liam Everts Open KTM
6 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland16MXGP
17MX2
18Open
7 Flag of Spain.svg Spain19MXGP
20MX2
21Open
8 Flag of the United States.svg United States22MXGP
23MX2
24Open
9 Flag of Slovenia.svg Slovenia25MXGP
26MX2
27Open
10 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom28MXGP
29MX2
30Open
11 Flag of Estonia.svg Estonia31MXGP
32MX2
33Open
12 Flag of Latvia.svg Latvia34MXGP
35MX2
36Open
13 Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa [6] 37 Cameron Durow MXGP KTM
38 Camden McLellan MX2 Triumph
39 Tristan Purdon Open Husqvarna
14 Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand [7] 40 Hamish Harwood MXGP KTM
41 Brodie Connolly MX2 Honda
42 Nathan Crawford Open KTM
15 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic [8] 43 Petr Polák MXGP Yamaha
44 Julius Mikula MX2 KTM
45 Jakub Terešák Open Husqvarna
16 Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil [9] 46 Enzo Lopes MXGP Yamaha
47 Bernardo Tibúrcio MX2 Honda
48 Fábio Santos Open Yamaha
17 Flag of Finland.svg Finland49MXGP
50MX2
51Open
18 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands [10] 52 Jeffrey Herlings MXGP KTM
53 Kay de Wolf MX2 Husqvarna
54 Calvin Vlaanderen Open Yamaha
19 Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden55MXGP
56MX2
57Open
20 Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal58MXGP
59MX2
60Open
21 Flag of Slovakia.svg Slovakia61MXGP
62MX2
63Open
22 Flag of Lithuania.svg Lithuania64MXGP
65MX2
66Open
23 FIM Latin America 67MXGP
68MX2
69Open
24 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada [11] 70 Jess Pettis MXGP KTM
71 Kaven Benoit MX2 KTM
72 Dylan Wright Open Honda
25 Flag of Chile.svg Chile73MXGP
74MX2
75Open
26 Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland [12] 76 Martin Barr MXGP Honda
77 Cole McCullough MX2 Fantic
78 Jason Meara Open Gas Gas
27 Flag of Guam.svg Guam79MXGP
80MX2
81Open
28 Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico82MXGP
83MX2
84Open
29 Flag of Croatia.svg Croatia85MXGP
86MX2
87Open
30 Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland [13] 88 Máni Freyr Pétursson MXGP Fantic
89 Eiður Orri Pálmarsson MX2 Yamaha
90 Alexander Adam Kuc Open Gas Gas
31 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico91MXGP
92MX2
93Open
32 Flag of Poland.svg Poland94MXGP
95MX2
96Open
33 Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco97MXGP
98MX2
99Open
34 Flag of Luxembourg.svg Luxembourg100MXGP
101MX2
102Open
35 Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine103MXGP
104MX2
105Open
36 Flag of Greece.svg Greece106MXGP
107MX2
108Open
37 Flag of Norway.svg Norway109MXGP
110MX2
111Open
Flag of Japan.svg Japan [14] Yuki Okura MXGP Honda
Haruki Yokoyama MX2 Honda
Kainosuke Oshiro Open Yamaha

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