MXGP AND PROX RACING PARTS RENEW PARTNERSHIP FROM 2026

Infront Moto Racing has confirmed the extension of its partnership with ProX Racing Parts, set to resume from the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship season. This renewal marks a continuation of a longstanding collaboration between the two entities, with ProX Racing Parts maintaining its role as a prominent partner within the MXGP series. The new agreement, initially for one year, will allow ProX to sustain its global visibility across MXGP events, reinforcing its position in the elite off-road racing arena. ProX Racing Parts, established in 1975 and based in the Netherlands, has grown into a globally recognised brand within the powersports sector. The company specialises in high-performance replacement components, offering an extensive range of over 8,500 parts across more than 70 categories. Its product portfolio includes pistons, connecting rods, crankshafts, valves, and bearings, all designed to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) standards. This broad selection aims to reduce downtime for riders and teams, ensuring more time is spent competing rather than on repairs. The renewed partnership will see ProX focus on enhancing its brand exposure within the MXGP platform, targeting a worldwide audience comprising fans, riders, and industry stakeholders. This strategic alignment benefits both parties, as ProX gains access to a high-profile motorsport stage while MXGP continues to attract leading industry partners. Infront Moto Racing expressed enthusiasm about the ongoing collaboration, highlighting its commitment to supporting ProX’s growth and presence in the motocross community. Looking ahead, the continuation of this partnership underscores the importance of strong manufacturer and supplier relationships in the development of competitive motocross racing. ProX’s dedication to quality and innovation aligns well with the demands of elite competition, suggesting the brand will remain a key player in the sport’s technical ecosystem. Fans and teams alike can anticipate further advancements and support from ProX as the MXGP championship progresses beyond 2026.