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MX Vice
2026-05-31 13:41:30
MXGP AND GERMANY SIGN 10-YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION, SECURING THE MXGP OF GERMANY UNTIL 2038
Summary By: eMotoX
The MXGP of Germany will remain a fixture on the FIM Motocross World Championship calendar for another decade, following the signing of a contract extension between Infront Moto Racing and MSC Teutschenthal. This agreement secures the event at the Talkessel circuit from 2028 through to 2038, marking a significant commitment to one of the sport’s longest-standing venues. The announcement coincided with two landmark celebrations: the 60th anniversary of MSC Teutschenthal and the 30th occasion the club has hosted the German Grand Prix, underscoring the deep-rooted partnership between the organisers and the championship.
Key figures from both organisations were present at the press conference, including Infront Moto Racing CEO David Luongo and MSC Teutschenthal’s leadership. Luongo highlighted the enduring nature of the collaboration, recalling his early experiences at the circuit and emphasising the importance of maintaining a historic European track on the global calendar. He praised the local community and authorities for their ongoing support in enhancing the facilities, which contribute to a vibrant motocross culture in Germany. Similarly, FIM Commission Director Antonio Alia stressed the commitment to track maintenance and development, recognising the dedication of volunteers and the club’s integral role in nurturing future generations of riders.
MSC Teutschenthal’s CEO Andreas Kobahn reflected on the venue’s rich heritage and its significance as the heart of German motocross. He outlined ambitious plans to upgrade the circuit’s infrastructure to benefit riders, fans, and media, describing the contract extension as a vital foundation for the sport’s growth in the country. Kobahn acknowledged the hard work of volunteers and the trust placed in the club by both Infront Moto Racing and the FIM, affirming the future of the Talkessel circuit well beyond 2038. MSC Teutschenthal President Jens-Uwe Jahnke expressed enthusiasm for the continued partnership and the opportunities it presents.
This long-term agreement not only guarantees the MXGP of Germany’s presence on the world stage but also signals a sustained investment in the sport’s development locally. With plans for facility improvements and a focus on community engagement, the extension promises to enhance the experience for all involved. As the German motocross scene looks ahead, the renewed contract offers stability and growth potential, reinforcing Teutschenthal’s status as a key venue in the global motocross calendar.
