Confirmed: Foxhill MXGP plans progressing strongly ahead of 2026 return

Preparations for the return of the MXGP to Foxhill are advancing steadily, with organisers confirming significant progress across all critical aspects of the event. A recent Safety Advisory Group meeting concluded positively, reflecting strong alignment among stakeholders committed to delivering a world-class motocross event at the historic venue. Despite external speculation, organisers have emphasised that planning, permissions, and operational arrangements are all proceeding as scheduled, supported by ongoing collaboration with relevant authorities. Track improvements are set to begin in May, focusing on enhancing both rider performance and the spectator experience while maintaining the unique character of the Foxhill circuit. Renowned track designers Alfie Smith and Justin Barclay will lead the major works on the main track, marking a crucial phase in the event’s preparation. These upgrades aim to ensure the venue meets the high standards expected of a premier MXGP round and to provide an exciting and challenging layout for competitors. The event organisers continue to work closely with Infront Moto Racing, the promoter of the MXGP World Championship, to ensure the Foxhill round aligns with the global standards of the series. This partnership is pivotal in delivering a seamless and professionally managed event that will attract top-tier riders and fans alike. The collaboration underscores the commitment to making Foxhill a highlight of the 2026 MXGP calendar. Fan interest in the Foxhill MXGP is building rapidly, with ticket sales performing strongly and enthusiasm growing both within the UK and internationally. Paul Cook, a spokesperson for the organisers, highlighted the positive momentum, stressing that despite rumours, the project is on track and generating significant excitement. With track upgrades imminent and robust stakeholder cooperation, Foxhill is poised to host a standout event that will resonate with the global motocross community.