Motocross

2020 FIM Motocross World Championship Official Calendar revealed

Posted:

Youthstream has release the 2020 FIM Motocross World Championship Official Calendar, which going on past experiences is likely to change well before the start of the season.

The Opening venue of the world‰Ûªs premier motocross series is going to be one of fans‰Ûª favourites, Matterley Basin, being the MXGP of Great Britain the first European GP to start off the MXGP season since 2012. The second stop will be the following weekend on 8th March in the sandy track of Valkenswaard, in the Netherlands, followed by Neuquen, Patagonia-Argentina.

Then MXGP will return to Europe to visit some of the most emblematic tracks in the calendar such as Pietramurata in Trentino, St. Jean d‰ÛªAngely in France, Teutschenthal in Germany, Orlyonok in Russia and Kegums in Latvia.

The 2020 calendar also features big comebacks, such as the one of Spain, whose venue is still to be announced, or the one of Maggiora where the 2020 MXGP of Italy will be hosted.

In June the MXGP Paddock will travel overseas for the back to back Indonesian rounds, being Jakarta the new host of the first stop while the second one will mark the return to Palembang for the second year in a row.

After the Indonesian trip MXGP will move to one of the old school venues of the calendar, Loket in Czech Republic, followed by the sandy circuit of Lommel in Belgium and the hillside track of Uddevalla in Sweden.

Round 17 of the 2020 season will take place at the brand-new Kymi Ring circuit in Iitti, Finland, and afterwards MXGP will visit Turkey and China for rounds 18 and 19.

The final round of the 2020 season is set to be held in Imola for the MXGP of Emilia Romagna (ITA) before the whole MXGP Paddock moves to France for the pinnacle of the off-road events, the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, which will be back in Ern̩e.

The Official MXGP and MX2 calendar also includes the rounds scheduled for the FIM Women‰Ûªs Motocross World Championship and all the European Championships, EMX250, EMX125, EMX2T and the newly added to the calendar EMXOPEN. Check the 2020 Official Calendar here below:

Share Article:

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Tumblr
Pinterest
Reddit
Email
Print

More News: Latest Headlines

More News: Latest Headlines

Motocross

Twelve Australian Champions Crowned as AJMX Delivers a Shepparton Thriller

MXGP

Australia Battles to Top-10 Finish at 2026 Motocross of Nations

MXGP

Belgium Ends 13-Year Wait With Motocross of Nations Triumph at Ernée

Rallye

Edgar Canet Claims Maiden RallyGP Win As Daniel Sanders Extends World Championship Lead In Morocco

AMA Supercross

Justin Barcia Secures Suzuki Switch With Champion Pipes Motorsports Group For 2027

Motocross

France Tops MXoN Qualifying As Australia Secures Direct Spot For Sunday Showdown

Supercross

Christian Craig and Brodie Connolly Open AUSX Season With Townsville Victories

Supercross

Cameron McAdoo Joins Quad Lock Honda as Team Targets 250SX Crown

Motocross

WEM Returns to Australian Motocross Championship as New Promoter for 2027

AMA Supercross

Aaron Plessinger Begins New Chapter with Triumph on Two-Year Deal

MXGP

Pauls Jonass to Lead Kawasaki’s Solo MXGP Effort in 2027

Supercross

AUSX Confirms Live Broadcast Coverage for 2026 Season

What's On This Week

There are no events available at the moment

Featured:

30 Hours Later: How Are the Michelin StarCross 6 Tyres and Dura Mousse Holding Up?

Yamaha Power Tuner Explained: How to Connect and Customise Your WR250F

FunnelWeb Filters: Why We Run Them on Every Bike in the Family

Blue is Best, But is Better Again in 2027: Yamaha YZ250F First Ride

More Power for the Yamaha WR250F: Two Simple Upgrades That Wake Up the Bike

WR250F Setup Guide Part 3: Why Protection Parts Matter More Than Performance

What's On This Week

There are no events available at the moment