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Article By:
MX Vice
2026-04-26 07:56:07

More viewing space during MX Juniors – Meeting the Stars in Heerde

Summary By: eMotoX
On Ascension Day, May 14, the Heerde circuit will introduce an innovative event called MX Juniors – Meeting the Stars, where young and amateur riders can share the track with top motocross professionals such as Jeffrey Herlings, Kay de Wolf, Glenn Coldenhoff, and Romain Febvre. This unique opportunity aims to inspire and engage the next generation of riders by allowing them to experience racing alongside their idols in a competitive yet accessible environment. The event coincides with the first round of the Dutch Masters of Motocross, adding an exciting dimension for participants and spectators alike. Following the initial round of the Dutch Masters, organisers recognised the need to improve spectator facilities after feedback highlighted limited viewing options. The Heerde club responded swiftly by creating additional vantage points, including access to a high embankment at the rear of the circuit. This enhancement provides fans with a panoramic view of much of the track, ensuring a better experience for those watching the intense racing action unfold. The improvements reflect a commitment to both rider and spectator satisfaction, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the event. The rivalry between Jeffrey Herlings and Kay de Wolf remains a focal point, with their fierce competition at the Dutch Masters still fresh in fans’ minds. Both riders are set to return on May 14, promising another thrilling contest that spectators can witness firsthand. The event’s format also encourages family participation, allowing parents and children to ride together, fostering a community spirit and promoting grassroots involvement in the sport. Looking ahead, MX Juniors – Meeting the Stars could set a precedent for future motocross events by blending professional racing with grassroots engagement and improved spectator facilities. The combination of elite competition and accessible participation may help to grow the sport’s popularity and nurture emerging talent. Interested riders and spectators are encouraged to register and learn more through the official event platform.